These extra 10-20 hours I’ve gained from no gameplay have been used for creative thinking and strategizing as well as considering the look and feel of my new infrastructure. Tactically, I feel ready for the grind I’ve set-up for myself and settled on aiming pretty high this year.
I’ll be investing in 2-3 streamers this year on Twitch and a couple of them have already caught my eye since actually listening to their background story.
Streamers have plenty of real-world challenges, the issue for me is to identify the fakers and actually talent hunt the folk who have a good balance of high-quality gameplay, personality and authenticity.
Considering Pro-AM game streaming? Think about
Promoting the stream - schedule Staffing the stream - moderators, tech support Career dev – what are the channel goals Real world Events Money management – game budgets, giveaways, sponsors.
I watched enough broadcasters and streams to see clearly why some fail dismally and some gain massive viewers and sponsors. I’ve recently taken to hosting channels with tiny viewer levels just to boast their confidence and getting abit more involved with chat although I typically lurk (stay in chat without interacting).
