{"id":46053,"date":"2025-01-28T17:07:59","date_gmt":"2025-01-28T17:07:59","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/dejan.au\/index.php\/2025\/01\/28\/cohhcarnage-suggests-fix-to-scam-hype-trains-on-twitch-dexerto\/"},"modified":"2025-01-28T17:07:59","modified_gmt":"2025-01-28T17:07:59","slug":"cohhcarnage-suggests-fix-to-scam-hype-trains-on-twitch-dexerto","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/dejan.au\/index.php\/2025\/01\/28\/cohhcarnage-suggests-fix-to-scam-hype-trains-on-twitch-dexerto\/","title":{"rendered":"CohhCarnage suggests fix to \u2018scam\u2019 hype trains on Twitch &#8211; Dexerto"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>CohhCarnage suggests fix to \u2018scam\u2019 hype trains on Twitch Twitch \/ CohhCarnagePopular streamer Ben \u2018CohhCarnage\u2019 Cassell has suggested a way for Twitch to fix hype trains, sometimes dubbed \u201cscam trains\u201d by rewarding viewers with something that is more valuable upon completion. Released in January 2020, Twitch introduced The Hype Train \u2013 sometimes jokingly referred to as \u201cThe Scam Train\u201d \u2013 to the platform. The Hype Train is a community-driven challenge that is kicked off during an influx of donations and subscriptions to a streamer based on a threshold set. Viewers can participate and help try to fill the Hype-o-Meter which goes up to five tiers by using Bits, subscribing, and gifting subs. With each tier hit, participants will receive emotes to use in chat at the end of the goal. However, as pointed out by CohhCarnage, the Hype Train doesn\u2019t provide much value to the viewers. In a tweet on January 6, the veteran streamer CohhCarnage, who began his career on Twitch in 2013, gave suggestions on how the platform can fix the Hype Train. \u201cHype Trains are jokingly called Scam Trains on Twitch because viewers get nothing from them,\u201d claimed CohhCarnage. \u201cThe current emotes provided are not wanted or used.\u201d The streamer continued, requesting that streamers get to upload five custom emotes that can be unlocked by viewers: \u201cLet us put 5 custom emotes in there. Everyone in the channel gets them unlocked with the levels for 24 hours. Huge win for everyone.\u201d Hype Trains are jokingly called Scam Trains on Twitch because viewers get nothing from them. The current emotes provided are not wanted or used. Let us put 5 custom emotes in there. Everyone in channel gets them unlocked with the levels for 24 hours. Huge win for everyone. \ud83d\udc4d \u2014 Cohh Carnage (@CohhCarnage) January 6, 2022 CohhCarnage continued in another tweet backing up that everybody wins if Twitch makes the change: \u201cViewers will get 5 emotes for a while just for being there and enjoying the show. Partners will get 5 more emote slots (which every partner wants).\u201d \u201cTwitch gets more money as everyone will want to turn on their trains and get them used to get out the emotes. Everybody wins.\u201d Viewers will get 5 emotes for a while just for being there and enjoying the show. Partners will get 5 more emote slots (which every partner wants). Twitch gets more money as everyone will want to turn on their trains and get them used to get out the emotes. Everybody wins. \u2014 Cohh Carnage (@CohhCarnage) January 6, 2022 Fans are generally on board with the proposed idea: \u201cThis is a really good idea,\u201d said one follower, with another fan agreeing, \u201cthat would be nice.\u201d Cohh\u2019s suggestion has not received a public response from Twitch as of yet, but given how open the platform is to ideas by viewers and streamers alike, it could be a possible and positive change we see in the future for the Hype Trains.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>CohhCarnage suggests fix to \u2018scam\u2019 hype trains on Twitch Twitch \/ CohhCarnagePopular streamer Ben \u2018CohhCarnage\u2019 Cassell has suggested a way for Twitch to fix hype trains, sometimes dubbed \u201cscam trains\u201d by rewarding viewers with something that is more valuable upon completion. 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