Officially Back on Twitch, Shroud: I'm Coming Home

Officially Back on Twitch, Shroud: I’m Coming Home – After weeks of not streaming. Finally Shroud has officially announced that Shroud will be returning to Twitch!

As we know that previously Shroud has signed a big deal to live stream exclusively on Microsoft’s platform, Mixer. Leaving Twitch and switching to Mixer was a big decision for Shroud. Given that Mixer’s popularity as a live streaming platform is way below Twitch.

Shroud’s move from Twitch to Mixer was a huge decision. Shroud took the risk of losing a lot of viewers and a lot more money while he was on Twitch.

Shroud Back to Twitch

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— Michael Grzesiek (@shroud) August 11, 2021

But over time, it turned out that the Mixer did not work well. Especially when Microsoft announced that they would close Mixer and have collaborated with the Facebook Gaming platform. Which Microsoft will switch all streamers and viewers to Facebook Gaming.

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This announcement certainly makes the public wonder about Shroud’s fate, given that it is impossible for him to live stream on Facebook Gaming. After being inactive for a few weeks, Shroud uploaded a video compilation of his aim bot on Youtube. And today Shroud uploaded a video stating that Shroud is officially back on Twitch.

The video, which is less than two minutes long, entitled ‘I’m Coming Home’, announced that Shroud will start streaming live on Twitch on tomorrow, August 13, 2021. Shroud’s return to Twitch will certainly be greeted by many viewers who will flood the live stream. To watch Shroud on Twitch, please visit his channel on Twitch -> SHROUD.

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While this is good news, sadly we have to lose Dr Disrespect on Twitch. Even now, Doc still doesn’t know why Twitch has permanently banned Doc. That’s it, Gaess. Some go home and some leave.

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