Kick, the emerging live-streaming platform, has recently addressed growing concerns from its user base regarding delayed feature releases. As the platform continues to expand, some users have expressed frustration over the lag in rolling out promised features, crucial for enhancing the overall streaming experience.
Kick was officially launched in late 2022 with the primary goal of rivaling the leading streaming platform, Twitch. The platform's strategy to attract streamers included offering more relaxed policies and higher payouts than Twitch, which proved successful. In its early days, Kick introduced several features to enhance the platform, such as adding chat replay on VODs and clips, as well as a download button for clips in August 2023. To address concerns about its lack of moderation, Kick later introduced a report button. Additionally, Kick implemented measures to combat view count manipulation and address issues related to follows and chatbots, ensuring a fairer and more transparent streaming environment.
Asmongold strongly criticizes Kick's decision to ban Destiny, raising concerns about the platform's consistency in applying its policies.
However, in recent months, the pace of updates has noticeably slowed, prompting many users to question the reason behind this change. Addressing these concerns, Kick CEO Eddie Craven acknowledged...
