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: The impact of latency (lag) on the user experience during "real-time" interactive sessions. 6. Conclusion Furthermore, there is the rise of and "Study
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| Risk | Description | |------|-------------| | | Watching 20+ hours/week of streams reduces time for your own hobbies or relationships. | | Skill atrophy | Letting a pro play for you can weaken your own gaming or creative abilities. | | False intimacy | Believing a streamer is your best friend can lead to loneliness or financial over-support. | | Envy spiral | Seeing streamers’ “highlight reels” (new houses, meetups, sponsorships) can trigger inadequacy. |
