Twitch is finally making major viewership changes to its Partner goals

Twitch It made a pretty significant change by adjusting one of the major viewing requirements for streamers still trying to achieve Partner status.

Over the last few years, content creation and livestreaming has gone from being a pipe dream of a career choice to a real option for many creators. But getting started can be difficult, especially if you don’t have a niche that will help you stand out from the crowd.

On the Twitch front, the Amazon-owned platform is laying out the steps to success. The affiliate program is how to get the subscribe button on your channel, but it can be difficult to achieve.

A Path to Partner achievement will put you on Twitch’s radar to apply to become a Partner. To do this, you need to stream for more than 25 hours, stream on at least 12 different days, and have an average of +75 viewers over the 30-day period.

Increasing this average viewership is the biggest hurdle, but Twitch has now made a change to allow Raids to be included in this figure.

“We actually include raids now! “We don’t want to penalize the idea of ​​networking and communities.” Angelasaid on Twitter, part of the Twitch Global Joint Operations Team.

The Twitch employee who deals with partnership applications stated that Twitch is “definitely looking for real interaction as well,” so you can’t inflate your numbers with bots and become a partner. You won’t get rid of this.

Of course there is quite a few overnight successes He is among the long-standing creators who have a huge fan base across different platforms.

So, if for some reason you manage to make it go viral, you can be partnered faster than ever before when you get busted.