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The BEST stream I ever had!! So thankful

I’m a relatively new streamer started about 6 months and this happened last stream… I’m at a shock any advice how I can keep new people engaged? This was a mix of 2 raids technically? I’m an artist streamer as well!

u/Key_Young3876 — 7 days ago

I just started streaming and I need some help. This is what my setup looks like but it was honestly hell to juggle everything, I'm open to tips and ideas. Ps I'm using obs

u/Jazzlike-Desk-7206 — 5 days ago

1st of many!

Last night I got my 1st raid! 10 new viewers and potential followers! It just motivated me to keep pushing and its a great feeling. Im working on my alerts and widgets over the weekend. I know making my streams more audience friendly definitely helps. Only a month and some change in so if you're as green as me please DO NOT GIVE UP!

u/NYFella — 6 days ago

Variety stream dilemma

I would classify myself as a variety streamer that’s personality driven, and I often play various story games like Ace Attorney, TWDG, Undertale, etc that are long and have multiple chapters. I have a small core community that will watch me play all these different games, but of course there are times when a handful of them prefer one game over another.

So what I often do is hop between these games before I even finish them and that causes me to have a bunch of games that I have started but almost none finished. I’d be lying if I said I didn’t do this to appease the overall community and although I do enjoy the games I play, it gets draining when I’m playing one of the games for consecutive streams and some people in chat aren’t interested want me to play one of the other ones.

I feel like if I were to play a game straight through that would be for the best, but I fear I may lose some of the viewers/community members along the way by doing so. I may just be fear mongering myself but idk. I’d like to read what some fellow streamers may have to say about this. Much appreciated

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u/Extension-Complex561 — 6 days ago
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What are some skills to make help make a stream entertaining

Hey people, first post on here. I’ve been streaming for a while but I only recently started to stream for content and I was curious if there were some skills to help create an entertaining stream? Something I do is minimize silent times and exaggerate bits from time to time. Apart from those two things, I still feel like the stream isn’t as entertaining/engaging..?

I know entertainment is subjective so not everyone will find the same entertaining. I am more so curious about the skills you guys have developed over time to produce a prolifically entertaining stream:)

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u/No_Tomato5822 — 12 days ago

I need advice I’m trying to be a streamer but I have no idea what I’m doing

So I play on ps5 and I can connect to twitch from ps5 so I bought a ps5 camera and was doing that but camera is bad quality and I struggle with making clips I tried using eklipse or whatever it’s called but it didn’t seem to work through ps5 so anyway I have bought a cheap lap top and also a capture card but honestly I don’t even know what to from here or even what the capture card can even do please if someone could take the time to help and should I get a better camera now since I have laptop if so which camera should I get that’s not expensive but looks good

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u/Apart_Marsupial4318 — 13 days ago