Question about streams ;)

ZergoV

Canada23 Posts

July 06 2011 20:31 GMT

Sup everyone ! ZergoV here

First of all im french canadian im 17 years old and im playing Zerg !
I recently started to stream my games and what i do and i really enjoy the fact of beeing watch xD
Im currently rank 1st in my gold fivision and i was wandering (and please answer honestly)

- What do you think about the low level streams ? i mean do you think it's useless or do you think that it could be cool to see the guy ( the streamer) evolve in his style of play? i know its a Weird question haha but i was asking myself this since a long time so thanks for reading / answering ! :D

for those who want to watch my stream: http://www.justin.tv/zergov

GL HF GG !!

Yung

United States727 Posts

July 06 2011 20:42 GMT

Day 9 watches them, i think if your trying to get better from like gold to diamond its got good to watch a gold level stream, but if your a high level and teorycraft alot it can help. Also the bronze and silvers an learn from oyur stream.

Swiftly

Iceland160 Posts

July 06 2011 20:50 GMT

well theres alot of people in this world and alot of starcraft2 fans so obviously some people enjoy low level and others dont so i think its worth it if you like it cause most of the times some1 will be enjoying it

ZergoV

Canada23 Posts

July 06 2011 21:00 GMT

Thats a pretty good answer Swiftly

KawaiiRice

United States2914 Posts

July 06 2011 21:03 GMT

there's like over 9000 featured streams as well as non-featured streams now, you'd be extremely lucky to break 5 viewers. Viewers more often than not choose the featured streams in most all cases, so uh... I dunno. Stream if you want to stream, but don't really expect anything ~~;;

ZergoV

Canada23 Posts

July 06 2011 21:14 GMT

Yeah i know what you mean theres too many stream so its a huge competition

thanks for answering

sob3k

United States7572 Posts

July 06 2011 21:26 GMT

The only way anyone will watch your stream and you and the audience will get anything out of he process is if you get a mic and maybe a cam and Interact heavily with them.

Just watching a gold player play is not going to be worth it, but it could be fun if you get people giving you advice and you try to explain your thought process as you go along. If you're a funny dude it could be a great way to get coaching.

Mayor

United States472 Posts

July 06 2011 21:27 GMT

I dunno, I don't think most people would watch your stream, like the person above said it's only if you really heavily interact with the audience and do stuff like that, but there is after all a lot of competition and there's tons and tons of streams non featured and featured and you'd only get a couple viewers, if any is my guess. Sorry!

ZergoV

Canada23 Posts

July 06 2011 21:56 GMT

Dont be sorry dude it was a question and you gave me an answer , i just wanted to know your point of views

its all cool !

Sephy90

United States1785 Posts

July 06 2011 22:11 GMT

#10

On July 07 2011 06:26 sob3k wrote:
The only way anyone will watch your stream and you and the audience will get anything out of he process is if you get a mic and maybe a cam and Interact heavily with them.

Just watching a gold player play is not going to be worth it, but it could be fun if you get people giving you advice and you try to explain your thought process as you go along. If you're a funny dude it could be a great way to get coaching.

Basically this, and it also reminds me that there was this COMPLETELY new player to Starcraft who had a mic and was such a happy fucking dude and would always talk throughout his play. I'm not sure if he streams anymore and I don't really remember anymore details. There is a blog somewhere that he made though...

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