Theoretically, I think I get why Twitch wants security, when streamers have accounts where they put their faces and make their living from and such

In practice, I forgot the password for my account, and just spent 20 MINUTES trying to reset it and Twitch required a LITERAL SENTENCE as my password, which i FORGOT the first one before I could properly log in, wrote down the second one, and THEN had to enter a 6 digit verification code

all this just because I saw there was Overwatch drops and I was curious what they were

it's battle pass level skips

i don't need battle pass skips

well now i have a 47 character password, anyway, so i guess no one will get in there

including me because i know i'll forget that shit the next time i need to log in lol

I hope its an absolute nonsense password, lol

i just wrote a sentence with random numbers in it before twitch was finally like "okay, the entrance to the white house is now secure"

kdjkjdas

Congrats, you now have access to battlepass skips

pffft

my literal bank account's password isn't this ridiculous

Don't say that too loudly, or your bank will get ideas

they need to get ideas they already got hacked twice this year

TWITCH'S PASSWORDS ARE SO MUCH

TRYING TO MAKE IT TALK TO MY STEAM DECK WAS

THANK YOU

I JUST WANTED TO SEE WHAT THE DROP WAS FOR OVERWATCH

HOLY SHIT