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Raiding a fellow streamer when the stream ends. Why do people do it?
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So I have been streaming on Twitch for a year now and it has been a common practice for me to send my community out to a fellow streamer I enjoy/get along with/think they may enjoy and it's been a way for me to introduce them (and myself sometimes) to awesome streamers we have a similar style with etc etc. BUT. I have seen that it is also common practice for some streamers to never raid out their audience.

I have noticed this for example with one of my fav streamers - Pshero. He has never raided the chat to another streamer (or at least I never witnessed such an event) and it baffles me why some decide to not send their chat elsewhere when stream ends and ignore this feature all together. I AM NOT HATING FOR IT. JUST CURIOUS AS TO WHY someone may choose to keep their viewers home all the time? Any thoughts, please?

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