Will clipped the action camera to his chest, immediately drawing complaints from the viewers.
"What are you doing? I wasn't done enjoying the view!"
"What's so interesting about first person? Turn it back around!"
But one second the viewers were cursing, and the next they were stunned by the streamer firing a grappling gun and flying onto a rooftop. The abusive comments turned into a screen full of "HOHOHOHOHO," almost obscuring the livestream.
"That's so cool! Dude, do you do parkour?"
"Oh crap, I think I just followed an actual Green Arrow!"
The explosion of comments brought more promotion and traffic. Within minutes, a flood of viewers poured into a stream that had previously had only a few hundred people, shooting it into the top fifty in the recommendations.
And the show was only just beginning.
The camera shook, and the streamer's breathing and footsteps made the viewers feel as though they were right there. The newcomers soon found themselves completely engrossed.
As Will climbed through a window and took cover against a wall, the viewers nervously held their breath too.
Everyone wanted to know just what this silent fellow was doing.
Soon, footsteps grew louder deep in the corridor, accompanied by faint snatches of conversation.
"Those guys are all old hands. You need to get tougher. The first time they don't pay, throw a box of cockroaches through their window. The second time, make it a Molotov cocktail. The third time, kidnap their family. Trust me! Normal people can't take that kind of harassment."
Some sharp-eared viewers had already caught on. A silent protagonist and extras chattering away to feed the audience information-wasn't this a mockumentary?
It was a familiar approach in movies, but this was probably the first time it had been used in a livestream. Considering the