Aguzo had 19 viewers til he banned doublelift.
midori(?) had 50 viewers when she fished us all with a fake character control through chat commands stuff
Liam had 5 viewers
Albus had 13 viewers
...

livestreaming is hard to success. I recommend utube and don't expect to get a single dime out of it  

Posted by Zetectic

Aguzo had 19 viewers til he banned doublelift.
midori(?) had 50 viewers when she fished us all with a fake character control through chat commands stuff
Liam had 5 viewers
Albus had 13 viewers
...

livestreaming is hard to success. I recommend utube and don't expect to get a single dime out of it

I only live streamed once on a blue moon.

The problem is that graal nor I are interesting enough to keep the stream going for more than 1-2 hours single handedly.

The best streams involves more than one person. I had ideas, but I just don't like commentating (I feel like falling asleep, cause it's hard to keep graal interesting).

If they added more things like fishing, house editor, npc quests, much more, then it would be that one game that you can play for hours, and the experience is always different.

Even then you would have to be that one person who is able to be funny, or have something in order to keep people watching your stream, instead of just playing the game themselves.

Tournaments on a game that I find interesting or a game I don't own/is in beta, are the only streams I watch.

Tournaments are more interesting, because it's a way someone else is able to play, and you sometimes learn new techniques to get better at the game.

"He is baiting him into the corner, and it looks like player is getting dismantled in that 1v3, now leaving his team in a 3v2 situation."

Other commentator: "Yes, it looks like he went a little too far into their side, probably got over confident. I just don't know why his teammates did not take that opportunity to get some hits in."

^One can only dream though.  

Posted by Aguzo

I only live streamed once on a blue moon.

The problem is that graal nor I are interesting enough to keep the stream going for more than 1-2 hours single handedly.

The best streams involves more than one person. I had ideas, but I just don't like commentating (I feel like falling asleep, cause it's hard to keep graal interesting).

If they added more things like fishing, house editor, npc quests, much more, then it would be that one game that you can play for hours, and the experience is always different.

Even then you would have to be that one person who is able to be funny, or have something in order to keep people watching your stream, instead of just playing the game themselves.

Tournaments on a game that I find interesting or a game I don't own/is in beta, are the only streams I watch.

Tournaments are more interesting, because it's a way someone else is able to play, and you sometimes learn new techniques to get better at the game.

"He is baiting him into the corner, and it looks like player is getting dismantled in that 1v3, now leaving his team in a 3v2 situation."

Other commentator: "Yes, it looks like he went a little too far into their side, probably got over confident. I just don't know why his teammates did not take that opportunity to get some hits in."

^One can only dream though.

I've tested some stuff with live commentating sparring. Best way is to just try it and get better at it, you will be terrible at first but over time it evolves and you'll get comfortable with it. I am interested to see people commentate sparring but it could also be a situation where... commentating with sparring will never be good but you never know. Really have to have people who know sparring really well announcing over it and not just repeating the same "OH HE GOT HIT OH AND GOT HIT AGAIN... AND AGAIN"

I was testing the other week with a couple other people randomly and some of it was pretty good but we were just being sarcastic and joking the entire time.  

When I live streamed a sparring tourney at Crimes house I got 8 viewers max and that was just a test from me standing in the guild house saying "livestreaming" and people would come up to me and ask for my channel. They loved watching the live stream because it acted as a replay of the spar due to the delay.  

Posted by GOAT

My understanding with Era is that they do not have viewing rooms for their GST

Nope, we do. It's an area with a big screen showing a mini map of the spar level - the players lives can also be seen on the screen along with how many are left on each team. Meph and Casper where in the actual level broadcasting that on to Twtich whilst commentating - so players could listen in or watch it online too.  

Posted by Kenovogun

When I live streamed a sparring tourney at Crimes house I got 8 viewers max and that was just a test from me standing in the guild house saying "livestreaming" and people would come up to me and ask for my channel. They loved watching the live stream because it acted as a replay of the spar due to the delay.

i came from seeing your thread lol  

Posted by Elizabeth

i came from seeing your thread lol

oh that's cool :-) didn't think anyone saw that  

All you need nowadays is a gamer grill with large ****.  

Posted by Crono

All you need nowadays is a gamer grill with large ****.

****?  

Posted by Crono

All you need nowadays is a gamer grill with large ****.

Are you volunteering?  

Posted by Aguzo

Are you volunteering?

-insert ur mom joke here-