Is the upset over 'god rolls' unrealistic?

I check Twitch during peak hours where the viewer population is the largest for most games, which is European evenings. I also check North American evenings out of curiosity. Under 2k viewers is what can be observed by anyone during those hours. During European afternoons (North American mornings) the numbers are much lower, even under 1k.

These numbers are not cherry picking. They are the numbers at large, the way they are usually presented. Thus I invited you to post a screenshot of Twitch directory showing us something different, which I am not aware to take place.

Now the website Twitchtracker (which I am not sure whether it is a third party or not) present us daily peaks of over 3k viewers. These peaks, however, are very short bursts that lasts for about 1 to 1.5 hour long, and happen during European early afternoon, North American early hours and Asian evenings.

These are not the numbers at large. They are short-living burst peaks that I reckon might occur because of some Asia-based twitcher or very 
late-night West Coaster. But even then, they last for so little time (frankly, hardly anyone streams for just 1 hour) that, in all honest, I myself don't know what is going on. Maybe some chick with a nice cleavage? I am not sure.
Almost seems like an anomaly to me.

Overall, the numbers I present are the numbers at large. They are what can be observed by anyone at Peak hours. I am not the one cherry picking. Your 1-hour-long-over 3k-viewers-wonder is the cherry picking here, sir.

Moreover, even with this 1-hour-long-over 3k-viewers-wonder, Anthem is still significantly behind Destiny 2 and Warframe at their usual hours. And the overall viewer-base of Anthem has fallen sharply over the course of the last week. The loss of interest in the game as a fact still stands.

Did you read everything I said?

Ok, I will address your lack of interest in reading long, well elaborated texts and shorten the whole thing.

Firstly:

> 2k viewers for Anthem during Peak hours, European and American evenings, is the Norm, not cherry picking. Anyone who visits Twitch at those hours will see numbers such as those.

< 3k viewers takes place for about one hour per day, outside of Peak hours (midday in Europe). For reasons I don't know (some very peculiar streamer, most likely). That is what the trackers are preseting. And something that takes place 1 hour per day is the real cherry picking here.

Secondly:

Interest in Anthem overall has fallen drastically. This extremely simple graph featuring 3 columns will show you just that (and by the way, March is not over yet, we can expect the overall numbers for March to be even lower as the weeks go by).

You're trying to argue with uber-fanboys, it's a waste of time. 

Apex legends? Really? How about an even bigger strawman to compare Anthem with in Fortnite? And if Anthem don't measure up it's proof that it wasn't killed - it was murdered?

Do you guys realise that Destiny was the most preordered game ever? Sold 6,3 millions excluding preorders and day one? Estimated at five million first week. Destiny 2 outsold Destiny. Destiny had 25 million players. Is it really what we're comparing Anthem with? Sure it would be cool if Anthem was that record breaking blockbuster but that is not what BioWare and EA are expecting.

There is a nugget of interesting discussion to be had here if the strawmen and cherry picking could be left out.

So Destiny2 february average. twitchtracker.com/games/497057 There is an average ranging from 2395 to 6885.
Warframe february average? twitchtracker.com/games/66170 996-4558. Most of the days it is really around 1200. There are some dev streams and twitch drops skewing the numbers surely.

These are between content drops for Destiny and Warframe. So will BioWare give us twitch drops? Will Anthem stay at current level? Rise towards Destiny with new content drop? Fall to Warframe levels? Stabilise at 1500-1700 average viewers? Is that bad? Anthems numbers can hardly be proof of impending doom though seeing as a game like Warframe is very much alive and kicking despite a very sharp viewer drop off post last content drop (22-9-2).

Edit: Bah. My links reset the timeframe in the graph.