Others fear that Rohat, like last year, could host his own Minecraft event, which could attract some bigger streamers and distract attention from Craft Attack. They likely don’t want a fragmentation of the community.
Di1ara, who has only recently started on Twitch but after a week was already among the largest German female streamers, is being considered as a potential participant.
The block game Minecraft is still very popular even after more than 10 years on YouTube and Twitch. However, getting into the tight-knit community is not as easy as streamers Rohat and Elias EliasN97
Nerlich have to realize.
What kind of event is this? In Craft Attack, the German Twitch and YouTube scene regularly gathers to play Minecraft together. The project was founded in 2014 by Rewinside, and the 11th round is set to take place on October 28, 2023.
Regular participants include Trymacs, Rewinside, and BastiGHG, the largest German Minecraft streamer. Thanks to the reach that the big names
bring, Craft Attack can also launch careers: For example, the event helped Reved break through and made her the largest German Twitch streamer.
However, two German content creators are expected not to participate, as they feel unwelcome.
Unwelcome despite invitation
Which streamers are these? In a stream on September 26, Rohat and Elias “EliasN97” Nerlich – the number 1 in Germany on Twitch – discussed the project. EliasN97 reported that he had been suggested as a participant.
However, he feels that “they all don’t want him” and that the “die-hard community” has something against his participation. After all, he can’t really play the game well, said EliasN97. The streamer had tried his hand at Minecraft at the beginning of the year and seemed quite confused.
As Rohat reports, he was invited the previous year but then the organizers decided against him during a vote. This year, although he was asked again, it doesn’t make much sense for him to participate if people don’t really want him there.
The Twitch streamer explains that it is important to him that everyone understands each other and is “good with each other” when playing together on a server. If there were a person who he doesn’t know well and who doesn’t like him, it would create an “uncomfortable feeling,” Rohat says (via TikTok).
How is this received? In the comments on TikTok, viewers are divided about what they think of a possible participation of the two Twitch streamers in Craft Attack. Some indeed declare that Rohat does not “belong” or express concerns that EliasN97 would quickly drop out of the project and turn to other things.
Others fear that Rohat, like last year, could host his own Minecraft event, which could attract some bigger streamers and distract attention from Craft Attack. They likely don’t want a fragmentation of the community.
Di1ara, who has only recently started on Twitch but after a week was already among the largest German female streamers, is being considered as a potential participant.
