Ninja may have turned down Facebook Gaming's hefty offer

According to some recent rumors, the famous player Ninja would have turned down a hefty job offer from Facebook Gaming, after the closure of Mixer, scheduled for the next one July 22 2020. The news of the closure of mixer, the particular service Microsoft products launched to enter the platform market of video game streaming, caught many off guard, and as a result the company offered a quick and easy transition to Facebook Gaming. After joining Mixer in late July 2019, Ninja was looking forward to a new journey in his streaming career outside of Twitch. The partnership didn't last long, as Mixer struggled to keep up with rival platforms Twitch and YouTube Gaming and is ready to close after just a year.

The number of viewers on the platform continued to decline and despite having two of the biggest streamers of Twitch - that is Ninja same and Shroud- mixer it was particularly struggling to keep up with other streaming platforms. Ninja he has often made known his trust in the platform mixer both to his audience and to those who quickly made fun of him. Despite everything, however, it has never managed to reach numbers similar to those recorded on Twitch. In the last attempt, Microsoft products made the decision to partner with the streaming platform of Facebook, Nicknamed Facebook Gaming, to then offer its loyal streamers the opportunity to join Facebook Gaming as a consolation for all their hard work.

According to what reported, Facebook Gaming would offer a Ninja about 90 million dollars and, despite the apparent indecision, there are many sources close to the player who already take his refusal for granted. Among other things, Zuckerberg himself would have offered the two stars to receive double the compensation compared to the previous platforms, but many fans are hoping to see both return. Tyler "Ninja" Blevins and Michael “Shroud” Grzesiek on the streaming platform Twitch. We just have to wait for more information on the future of the two stars of online streaming.

I love my community and what we built together on Mixer. I have some decisions to make and will be thinking about you all as I make them.

- Ninja (@Ninja) June 22, 2020