TheHunterWild
Other Interests
Family
He and his wife have two cats, Saga and Eris.
Name Origins
It’s his real name.
Gaming Origins
Aside from playing video games in his free time, TheHunterWild grew up going on hunting excursions with his father and grandfather and even continued to hunt into his early adulthood. From there, he moved on to just travelling and exploring.
Prior to streaming, he completed his degree in philosophy. He then went on to work as a game developer, and the left that to pursue a career as an artist. He does still create artwork, and in fact, one was his primary objectives when he started streaming, was to attract more attention towards his own art.
Professional Gaming
TheHunterWild started streaming in 2014, after he discovered Ducksauce’s stream and was inspired to try creating his own content. His channel gradually grew, and he has since branched out of his own channel to co-host other streaming content, such as that on Streamer Square, which he co-owns. By September 2015, he had succeeded he was partnered with Twitch and was earning enough to become a fulltime streamer.
While generally chill, his language isn’t always clean.
Income
TheHunterWild is estimated to have ~3,200 subscribers, with an average viewership of ~260 per stream. This mean that is minimally earning ~$8,000 USD per month, excluding additional income from tiered subscriptions, advertisements, sponsorships, tips, Twitch cheer bit donations, merchandise sales and revenue from Streamer Square.
Streaming Hours
- Tues – Fri: 00:00 UTC Onwards
- Sat – Sun: No stream
Quotes
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When you’re starting off your broadcast, you’re not going to have any viewers. That’s the nature of the beast… that’s what happens to everybody. Some people are like, ‘I’m not cut out for Twitch because I have zero viewers!,’ when it’s like your first, third, tenth stream. That’s the commonplace… if you’re sitting at zero viewers, you’re actually in the majority…. What you want to do to get out of this initial rut… is to get real life friends and family to watch your broadcast. Tell them about what Twitch is… you want them to be familiar with Twitch etiquette, generally speaking… if they’re gamers or Twitch users, then mod them. Let them know the pure basics of what you want from modding.
