About my streaming experience

So, before I go into full detail about what to expect from my stream, I would like to go into a little detail of my streaming 'career'.

I started back in 2013 when I was learning BK 100% on emulator. Since then, I've evolved to playing on console, and branched into many Rareware games. However, one thing was consistent: I always tried to interact with my audience if I could. I always saw streaming as a gateway to meet new people and interact with them.

However, as I grew more distant from streaming due to being busier with other interests, work, etc., I lost the core of my audience. It also didn't help that I switched from the game everybody knew me for (Banjo-Tooie) to more of the SNES DKC games. Let me be perfectly clear: I've never cared how big my audience was, just that I had an audience to interact with.

Over the past year or so, that hasn't been the case. Partly because I failed to stream for long periods of time. Partly because I'm in general a smartass/asshole to people. But, it is what it is. I'm 31. It's hard for me to change the things that got me a lot of my good friends.

With that being said, I tend to be more 'silent' as I stream lately. Not commenting on many things that happen during the run. I will always interact with someone saying "Hey" or "good luck", but I'm done trying to be something I'm not. The only reason I stream anymore is for the focus it brings me. Sorry if this hurts any long timer viewers feelings about me, but that's just the way it is for me now.