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Video game streams
| being a chuuni while streaming is unique
| >>73331
Usually if it's a calmly-paced non-competitive game, the streamer would talk to the chat. You know, make it as if it's a LAN session or something.
At least this is what most of the streamers I watch.
| For me it's combination of the streamer's personality and the game that they play. If one of them doesn't interest me; I won't watch it. It might also used as gameplay sample before you I buy the game.
| Bring friends or choose someone from the chat to play woth you.
Sorry if my advice is late
| Here's my opinion,
Casual/funny/memey games = Closer with audience, more casual and friendlier approach.
Competitive = Sometimes skill but good personality always has a spot.
I personally prefer more genuine reactions instead of.. Agh you know. Also this is only me but I despise streamers who scream/curse excessively as I find them very annoying.
| Video streams are for those who haven't got a good PC for playing games himself
| Personally, I don't watch streamers for their skill. I look for ones who's personality I like. Them being skilled at video games is just an after thought.
| they need to have a friendly, funny personality and also be playing a game that's interesting. like if my favourite streamer is playing something really boring i probably wouldn't watch it
| What y'all need is Kizuna AI
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| this is such a noob question, but, what do you expect from video game streams? surely you can learn play styles, but not everyone is a pro player with skills above you, and only ~5% of a stream contain anything new to learn. suppose it's a non-competitive game, what do you expect to/usually do during a stream?