Have you seen a majority of the most popular streamers? Like you said though, the overplayed shit like Overwatch, GTA, Fallout, CS:Go, just find something you want to play, and feel like streaming. You don't have to present a gimmick, of any kind. Just try it sometime, playing whatever you feel like, at the time.Originally Posted by emericaridr11
Videos; www.youtube.com/derwreck
Right. Like Derk said Bro.
I've been steadily gaining one follower each day I stream. That's more consistent than Youtube which I've done for years and only have 19.
I just look at it like a live Let's Play. Hell, if you save the videos it is a Let's Play.
There's a ton of potential here though. Streaming could set up some really cool stuff like tournaments among friends, tutorials, art, even the video making process, it doesn't have to be games either.
I've watched streamers who just draw on stream. I really believe streaming is the next step. It is anything Youtube has to offer, but Live.
Lets not forget live interaction, potential tips and even ideas from others.
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Nah i do not watch streams often, or really at all... but not cause I don't like them, mostly cause the ones I come across are not interesting... and the majority ones I watched have microphones and face shot pip which I think is pretty neat (seeing peoples faces to the voices is tight)
But I'm into it, my only problem as of right now is i have gone over my monthly comcast bandwidth (1tb).... hahahahahahahaha
Classic shit, but i do get 2 months of free over usage... so might as well run this next month well past 1tb too hahahaha
Sometimes I stream when I have the PVR still hooked up after capturing footage, I don't really get a high viewer count but whenever someone pops up they usually chat and interact instead of just sitting there quiet. Most people who watch the stream who are outside of the Fluckit-community think it's refreshing to see someone play Skate in a somewhat realistic way instead of the usual tricklining-kids who stream.
God, I hate how all of those trickliner kids get thousands of views on their videos and live streams and someone who's actually dope doesn't get that many views. I mean, I do realize that they're a part of the reason why we even got S3 on Xbox One in the 1st place. They sell copies, but it doesn't mean that I have to like it. I don't have a cap card or anything like that, but I'd definitely be down to join a session if it's a FluckIt thing you're doing.
Yeah, sort of what I was getting at.
If we populate our own streams and a majority of us are playing realistic most of the time; Boom.
Nothing against any particular style of gameplay personally but if We all support each other it could help.
I think the first step is making A Directory including all of our streaming channels.
I'm assuming most people are on Twitch, it was the premier platform for the longest.
I've not been doing very well on Mixer. Not even when streaming new games.
Mixer viewers beg for invites and then are salty because they didn't read my stream title. At least in my experience so far.
super late to this but my twitch is JesseLack14
haven't streamed in awhile (mostly rocket league) but big things will be coming soon
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https://www.youtube.com/user/momadaddy123
i stream from time to time. hardly with mike but sometimes. some of you dudes pop in and say hi. its cool. i like chatting. thats mainly why i do it. mostly overwatch or whatever im playing. never tried streaming skate. i think it would be boring watching me try the same thing for two hours which is how i play it. i might do it sometime though. i was doing a dark souls lp but it was boring and no body watched it so i stopped. anyway check my channel if you want or dont. have a nice day
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