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DeNikSSB
United States135 Posts
It's been quite a bit of time since I last wrote. How have you guys been? Anyways, I might potentially get into livestreaming on Twitch. Part of it is me wanting something to do with my newfound free time, and part of it is me wanting to finally have a use for a capture card that I got for my birthday a few weeks ago. Fellow streamers on TL - do you guys have any advice? I might just go with no mic/cam streams for the time being.   | ||
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daskleinehotte
Germany76 Posts
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TheBrochette
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GazDiJuz
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DeNikSSB
United States135 Posts
On December 10 2021 19:11 TheBrochette wrote: People will want web cam and mic imo and some routine ... IF the goal is to get a audience frequently . Carisma is key in the streaming world Yeah that's true. But I have no intention of becoming a full-time streamer or anything like that, just something that I do every once in a while for fun. I might put it on at some point in the future though. | ||
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TelecoM
United States10686 Posts
I personally streamed for years with no cam / mic because I simply had a hard time focusing on the game (BW / SC2) while interacting with viewers at the same time. Although, you always have the option to interact / entertain the viewers after the games as well. If you are aiming to become a popular streamer and make revenue doing it, then I would say it is mandatory to stream with MIC / Cam and interact with the viewers at the same time, etc. Otherwise, unless you are a top pro gamer of a certain game or famous, I don't see how you could make a reasonable amount of revenue. It all depends on what you want to stream and why you want to stream it, what your purpose as a streamer will be. | ||
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DeNikSSB
United States135 Posts
On December 15 2021 12:57 TelecoM wrote: It really depends on what type of stream and goals you are trying to set for yourself as a streamer. If you are streaming just to stream in order to more so entertain yourself, or to show skill and not really interact with the viewers, then I would suggest no cam / no mic. I personally streamed for years with no cam / mic because I simply had a hard time focusing on the game (BW / SC2) while interacting with viewers at the same time. Although, you always have the option to interact / entertain the viewers after the games as well. If you are aiming to become a popular streamer and make revenue doing it, then I would say it is mandatory to stream with MIC / Cam and interact with the viewers at the same time, etc. Otherwise, unless you are a top pro gamer of a certain game or famous, I don't see how you could make a reasonable amount of revenue. It all depends on what you want to stream and why you want to stream it, what your purpose as a streamer will be. Yeah that's what I was thinking as well. I'm obviously not a professional gamer (if anything I consider myself pretty introverted and not the best at video games), and I have no intention of becoming a full-time streamer or anything like that. It might just become something I do in my free time. | ||
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