For ten years, he watched his viewer count and wondered why he was doing so poorly. Then he stopped looking at the numbers—and since then, his channel has been growing.

narktemplar has been streaming on Twitch for over ten years, mostly for five to ten people. Two years ago, he sat down and developed a concept for the first time: making difficult games look easy, Project Zomboid instead of League of Legends, chat instead of hyper-focus. He became a partner in May. He's from Switzerland, has ADHD, and in this episode, he also talks about how he got out of the situation he was in his early twenties.

In this episode:

Why he still can't handle compliments—and what he said when he was 13

The partner grind: 12 streams, 75 viewers, 60 days. And why he hated it

ADHD: why a full stream is calm for him, not stressful

How ten years of stagnation became a concept — and what the community made of it

130 hours a month, five times a week — and when he still cancels a stream

Collaborations: how to get keys, and what happens when there's no contract

Why he doesn't want to make a living from streaming, even though he could

His advice to new streamers: fun before business — and ban people who ruin your mood

If his life were a Souls-like: started hard, now in the tutorial

Find narktemplar here:

Twitch: Twitch: narktemplar

Klein aber OTR:

Twitch: Twitch: torb3n_otr

YouTube: @kleinaberotr

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0zAvKDk...

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