Twitch star Michael "Shroud" took to Twitter on November 18 to announce that he has partnered with and is now the co-owner of PC building company MAINGEAR. He shared a minute-long video in which he acted as an orchestra conductor while a compilation of his most popular Valorant clips played.
The announcement also revealed a high-end, limited-edition PC known as the MG1: Shroud edition. The tweet stated:
The announcement video featured the former Counter-Strike: Global Offensive pro acting as an orchestra conductor, with a slew of Valorant-related clips playing in the background.
The pro gamer then revealed his signature PC build. He stated:
The announcement gained a lot of traction on the social media platform, as more than 80 Twitter users joined the reaction thread. NVIDIA's official Twitter handle replied, saying:
Twitch streamer and Michael's girlfriend Hannah "Bnans" also reacted and shared a GIF:
NRG Esports-affiliated content creator Apryze jokingly suggested that the Twitch sensation run for president, adding that he "never stops":
Twitch content creator JOEYKAOTYK said:
One Twitter user stated that they liked the idea and design of the PC. However, they claimed that the markup for the premium product was "insane":
Another user stated that the PC build should have "competitive pricing" and should not include an additional "MAINGEAR tax":
One community member wondered if Shroud was still a part owner of a prominent streamer organization, One True King (OTK):
Several followers congratulated the 28-year-old, saying:
Here are some more relevant fan reactions:
Shroud is one of the most recognizable figures in the streaming and gaming industry. He began livestreaming on Twitch in 2016 and has since gone on to amass more than 10.4
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