Cosplayer Name - JanifyPremium
Fun Fact - from start to finish I worked 3 months on her non stop and then my gloves got patchy when I died them so I had to use my grey body paint on my arms too. ):
But after all it was worth it 100%
I’ve been thinking about DMing for a while now and I’m seriously considering taking our campaign live on Twitch. However, before I dive into that, I wanted to get some honest feedback from those of you who have been down this road.
A few questions for the DMs and players out there:
Is it worth the effort? Between technical troubleshooting, overlays, and managing a chat, does it take away from the actual "magic" of the game at the table?
Engagement vs. Gameplay: How do you strike a balance between interacting with viewers and keeping the story moving for the players?
Growth: For small/new channels, is the DnD category too saturated right now, or is there still room for newbies?
If you have any pro-tips regarding essential tech (audio/overlays) or how to keep the players comfortable while being "on camera," I’d love to hear them!
Thanks in advance for any advice!
Cosplayer JanifyPremium photographed by zackboom_photography.
Fun fact
I'm just so in love with the sparkly stockings 🥹
Also I'm super glad I made prop and headphones last minute. (I glued on some details on the day of the shoot 😧)
It was super fun to finally cos Alice as a bunny. I'm just so in love with the sparkly stockings 🥹
Also I'm super glad I made prop and headphones last minute. (I glued on some details on the day of the shoot 😧)
But it was so worth it 100%.
Photos were taken by zackboom_photography <3