Nibellion leaves Twitter definitively

Today is a something sad day for the video games . In a movement that might seem unexpected, Rebellion, one of the most reliable sources in this industry, has decided to close its Twitter account , and it seems that their days of coverage have come to an end, this as a consequence of the Recent control of Elon Musk on the platform, as well as a failure in his Patreon.

Through his social networks, Rebellion, who is completely unknown his true identity, revealed that the situation in which he is currently led to leave Twitter , and stop covering information related to video games, At least on this platform. This was what he said about it:

After a little introspection, I made the decision to concentrate my time and energy elsewhere and leave Twitter. This marks the end of my video game coverage and my active participation in this platform.

Thank you all for the fun moments!

In this regard, Rebellion offers two reasons why Twitter leaves. The first of these has to do with Patreon's support. A long time ago, the user opened a Patreon as a way to monetize, which seemed to be, a full-time changed in video game coverage on Twitter. However, with less than a thousand people offering between $1 and $3 dollars per month, It seems that this initiative was not successful to be sought .

Unfortunately, I could not create an interesting and sustainable Patreon, which is evident in the number of employers that stagnated during the first weekend and the first (many) promises that were eliminated during the first week.

I missed the value of my activity on Twitter and I realize that it is not worth supporting it alone for the vast majority of people. It is not me who is popular, but it is that work that is useful. It is not valuable by itself, but a comfortable time savings, and I understand now.

Along with this, Rebellion has pointed out that Elon Musk's new position within Twitter will end up affecting the platform, and has advanced to the possible exodus of content creators expected in the future .

I don't trust the platform. I don't trust Musk and his apparently infinite immaturity. I don't think Twitter collapses instantly, but it could have a slow death. Why waste more time?

Finally, The Rebellion account will continue to exist on Twitter , this to prevent someone from taking advantage of the popularity of this profile, and begins to provide false information, something we have already seen in the past. Recall that Rebellion obtained great popularity and became a reliable source by sharing true information instantaneously, taking advantage of the advantages offered by Twitter.

Editor's note:

It is quite depressing to see Rebellion withdraw from Twitter. While your message could indicate that the user could create content related to video games on other platforms, it seems that this is the end of one of the most popular voices in this industry. We just hope that Wario64 and Daniel Ahmad do not follow their steps.