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It's difficult to perceive negative reactions to influencers of any size getting free games/merchandise/hardware as anything other than jealousy.
I worked at GameSpot for years and we often got free stuff delivered to us (games, chairs, giant statues) and it never altered how we felt about the game at the end of the day. Any commenter saying it did, didn't understand our process and how rigorous it was.
The thing about smaller communities getting opportunities, its important to understand that companies (including Twitch) takes into account the influence of a community.
Have you ever seen a twitter account with 80K followers but nobody comments/likes? Brands are often more interested in an account with a dedicated following. This is more nuanced to judge, but typically revolves around consistency, interaction, and steady growth.
If someone received something, there's a perceived value add to it. That's why they have it, they earned it.
As far as advertising budget goes, a free $500 console to a streamer is about as cheap as it gets. It's a no brainer.
Something happen recently?
Oh are people going off because they can't get a new console? Geez
I feel it’s more of a socioeconomic capitalism issue more than jealousy. It’s weird that the people most capable of buying a product get it given to them free. Doesn’t adhere to just games either. Same can be applied to A list celebrities and multi million dollar companies.
But on the other hand I totally see the other side of it as well. I’ve thought about this issue a lot.
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