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7/13/2015 3:04:11 AM
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Hii everyone, I play a pretty good amount of games on like almost all platforms and pretty good at it whether it'd be a speed run, 100% completion, or for fun.
How do upcoming streamers get good views or YouTube hits without doing the something or just about?
I was wondering if I started back up streaming... how many would like to play or give it a shot and watch?
I know its nothing special, but I'd like to be one of those riding stars..
I mean for Destiny, is carrying people on Trials of Osiris good or great? I can do that.
I can solo crota hard(even before HoW)
With all classes. Solo nightfalls..
Solo all 28 32 34 Prison of Elders
Solo up to Skolas and bring his health down til he poisons you..
Is that good enough to support me?
What do you all think?
:3
Come on! Anybody?! Any pony?..
:(
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I'm not sure what type of recommendation i can give, but everyone starts with a small fanbase. I usually uploaded video game footage of games that most gaming websites didn't cover (which increased my Youtube subs as people who were looking to see gameplay footage for those types of games didn't had a lot of options). After that i started to upload videos of more popular games. Most of the time the videos i uploaded are of how to beat a certain boss, how to unlock a certain trophy and some puzzle solving videos. I recommend posting your videos & twitch channel on different gaming forums to get noticed. Also be sure to link your Twitch & other social media websites on your Youtube channel. Most of the people who are famous on Twitch is because they already have followers on Youtube, which is true as when i made my Twitch channel, i noticed some people who were subbed on my Youtube channel did the same on my streaming channel.
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1 ReplyHow can one have a good username and yet stream that lvl of gaming :( Inaho Kaizuka would not approve m8:/
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1 ReplyI don't think I can give any great tips, I'm a new streamer as well. From my experience, start small. It's not going to happen all at once, it may take a few weeks before you are even really noticed. Don't let that put you down though, dedication and persistence are key to a successful stream. Make a schedule, people like to know how often and when you stream so they can watch. Also, streaming for a popular game such as Destiny may not be the best idea. There are more viewers in that audience, but there are also more big streamers that you have to compete with. Last thing, interact with your viewers. People love it when they get to interact with the streamer, it keeps them coming back. It doesn't matter how good you are if you can't connect with your audience. Okay, I think I had more to say than I thought I did.
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1 Reply#gaming
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1 ReplyI would watch only if your a good commentator
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The key to twitch is a boob cam
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4 RepliesWell right now the fastest growing streamers have good gun skill and stream trials carries for follows and/ordonations. Or you can take the easier route and if you're a girl do the cleavage thing. You get like 20 viewers each cup size you move up.
