Daramu Twitch stats
Hello! I am a gaymer located in Houston, TX. Just starting out so any advice is welcome. I'm usually hopping from one game to the next so if there is something you want to play together let me know and I'll check it out. I like MOBA, RPG, RTS, and MMORPG.
Tracked since . Profile details synced .
- Tracked streams
- 1
- Highest tracked viewers
- 128
Stream history
Showing 1–3 of 3 broadcasts, newest first.
Recovered history
Broadcasts read back from Twitch’s public VOD record. Each one genuinely happened, on the date and for the duration shown — but nobody was counting viewers at the time, so this archive carries no viewership figures and none have been estimated for it.
- Past broadcasts
- 2
- Hours streamed
- 1.02
- Archive covers
- to
This channel has been streaming since , per Twitch’s VOD record. We have been measuring viewership since , so every viewer figure on this profile is bounded by that later date. VOD record last read .
| Stream | Category | Duration | Avg viewers | Peak | Hours watched |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Extra Life 2026 StreamPartial data | The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time | 23h 58m | 40.2 | 128 | 965 |
| Extra Life 2026 Stream Test StreamArchive. From Twitch’s VOD record; viewership was not tracked at the time. | No data | 9m | Not tracked | Not tracked | Not tracked |
| Extra Life 2026 Stream Test StreamArchive. From Twitch’s VOD record; viewership was not tracked at the time. | No data | 51m | Not tracked | Not tracked | Not tracked |
Times are UTC. Average and peak viewers come from periodic sampling of the live broadcast, so they are close estimates rather than exact platform figures. A stream marked “partial data” had gaps in our sampling; the unobserved time is excluded from its averages rather than filled in.
Rows marked “Archive” come from Twitch’s public VOD record. Date and duration are exact; viewership was not tracked at the time.
This channel is being tracked. Charts and statistics will build as more data is collected. How these numbers are calculated.
