Twitch TV

I have noticed a surge in traffic arriving from twitch.tv, and therefore important we utilise this platform and start live streaming games and events. We are in the process of creating an official atWar channel, but any feedback from the community especially from experienced users on how we could make the most from this source of traffic would be great.

I tried and got muted and nearly banned. I'd be willing to help, if this could be averted

Escrito por Helly, 10.01.2016 at 08:30

I tried and got muted and nearly banned. I'd be willing to help, if this could be averted

Yes, I assume they are in a position where they can only promote official partner's.

Escrito por Sun Tsu, 10.01.2016 at 08:32

Escrito por Helly, 10.01.2016 at 08:30

I tried and got muted and nearly banned. I'd be willing to help, if this could be averted

Yes, I assume they are in a position where they can only promote official partner's.

No you got me wrong, I can already stream on twitch, when I tried to introduce it to aw Moderators shut me down.

Escrito por Helly, 10.01.2016 at 11:47

Escrito por Sun Tsu, 10.01.2016 at 08:32

Escrito por Helly, 10.01.2016 at 08:30

I tried and got muted and nearly banned. I'd be willing to help, if this could be averted

Yes, I assume they are in a position where they can only promote official partner's.

No you got me wrong, I can already stream on twitch, when I tried to introduce it to aw Moderators shut me down.

I have only until recently heard of it to be honest, I can't see the harm and this can really give the video channel's some meaning as well as promoting tourneys etc with the new tournament engine we are working on.

Escrito por Sun Tsu, 10.01.2016 at 12:09

Escrito por Helly, 10.01.2016 at 11:47

Escrito por Sun Tsu, 10.01.2016 at 08:32

Escrito por Helly, 10.01.2016 at 08:30

I tried and got muted and nearly banned. I'd be willing to help, if this could be averted

Yes, I assume they are in a position where they can only promote official partner's.

No you got me wrong, I can already stream on twitch, when I tried to introduce it to aw Moderators shut me down.

I had only until recently heard of it to be honest, I can't see the harm and this can really give the video channel's some meaning as well as promoting tourneys etc with the new tournament engine we are working on.

Twitch is beautiful unlike youtube you can interact with the person producing the content in real time. This could be great for how to videos and things of that nature.

I offered for this idea before but no onee really cared not because its a bad idea but hecause was coming from me. And btw if you make aw twitch dont put same aw mods there cuz twitch rules are way different than aw rules

This sounds like something I would be interested in contributing to... let me know if there's a way I could help.

Escrito por Phoenix, 12.01.2016 at 11:10

This sounds like something I would be interested in contributing to... let me know if there's a way I could help.

Contribute with your sexy voice

Escrito por AlBoZzZ, 12.01.2016 at 11:18

Escrito por Phoenix, 12.01.2016 at 11:10

This sounds like something I would be interested in contributing to... let me know if there's a way I could help.

Contribute with your sexy voice

lol

I go on twitch/live streams sometimes, most of these type of games don't get that much traffic because it's a real time turn based game. There is a difference between "Let's plays" & looking at someone beating the clock.

Although this is just what i have seen.

Escrito por AlBoZzZ, 12.01.2016 at 10:59

I offered for this idea before but no onee really cared not because its a bad idea but hecause was coming from me. And btw if you make aw twitch dont put same aw mods there cuz twitch rules are way different than aw rules

poor coRammbo

1. Use OBS and make sure that before streaming you have good quality/connection

2. If you have another monitor set up the chat there by using the popup window, its good for interacting with the chat despite the 30 second delay

3. Set up chat emotes (twitch really loves them for some reason)

4. Try to talk as much as possible and be entertaining

5. If you're going to listen to music while playing make sure the audio levels are below your mic level so its easy to hear your voice

6. Also to note with music try to use music that most people would find non-annoying or light and easy so electronic music, classical music, rock and rap/pop maybe

I'm not really a streaming expert but this is just some things i'd probably watch out for, the problem with twitch though is there will be alot of ghosting meaning that players on the opposite team will come and spectate the twitch stream so even though this will completely kill chat interaction it will prevent ghosting.

Unfortunately our application to twitch was declined, I have written to them for an answer why. In them mean time I will loook to create a live streaming channel on our official Youtube page.

Escrito por Sun Tsu, 17.01.2016 at 01:26

Unfortunately our application to twitch was declined, I have written to them for an answer why. In them mean time I will loook to create a live streaming channel on our official Youtube page.

It doesnt work like that bro.
First you start streaming as a twitch non partner, then if they see you have good amount of viewers (150-200) eqch time you broadcast, then you can apply again to be partner with twich.
That would give you a subscription option where viewers can sub on your channel for 5$ and its divided equally between you and twitch.(2.5$ each) . And you will also make chat emotes that subs can use in chat.

Also even if youre non partner, you can receive donations on stream and off stream.
So what i suggest is that you go ahead and setup the twitch streaming group and lets see how it goes. Aw will get extra money thanks to donations there aswell.
Lmk if u have questions

So i'm all for guys streaming on Twitch TV, I would love to watch some "pro" player talk about their thought process during a game, how they approach each turn, and pick up mid to late game tricks (especially if it's phoenix and his super sexy voice). BUT I can see ghosting becoming a big problem, just because of the nature of Atwar. Imagine if someone is live streaming and says something like "rushing Berlin this turn and here is how i'm chaining troops to get there" well if whoever that guy is playing is watching his stream its easy to counter.

Escrito por Prometheus, 17.01.2016 at 11:03

So i'm all for guys streaming on Twitch TV, I would love to watch some "pro" player talk about their thought process during a game, how they approach each turn, and pick up mid to late game tricks (especially if it's phoenix and his super sexy voice). BUT I can see ghosting becoming a big problem, just because of the nature of Atwar. Imagine if someone is live streaming and says something like "rushing Berlin this turn and here is how i'm chaining troops to get there" well if whoever that guy is playing is watching his stream its easy to counter.

I cant even play CW's atm cause of all this connection BS, but it could work for duels or something and if this time delay is real it would be be okay... also, nothing wrong with streaming casual games or scenarios

P.S I'm not pro but I can defo teach noobs.

Escrito por Phoenix, 17.01.2016 at 11:10

Escrito por Prometheus, 17.01.2016 at 11:03

So i'm all for guys streaming on Twitch TV, I would love to watch some "pro" player talk about their thought process during a game, how they approach each turn, and pick up mid to late game tricks (especially if it's phoenix and his super sexy voice). BUT I can see ghosting becoming a big problem, just because of the nature of Atwar. Imagine if someone is live streaming and says something like "rushing Berlin this turn and here is how i'm chaining troops to get there" well if whoever that guy is playing is watching his stream its easy to counter.

I cant even play CW's atm cause of all this connection BS, but it could work for duels or something and if this time delay is real it would be be okay... also, nothing wrong with streaming casual games or scenarios

P.S I'm not pro but I can defo teach noobs.

With your voice you can teach anybody to be anything they want!

Escrito por Phoenix, 17.01.2016 at 11:10

P.S I'm not pro but I can defo teach noobs.

As long as it with your voice, I'll pretend to be the biggest noob you have ever encountered!

Escrito por RaulPB, 17.01.2016 at 11:24

Escrito por Phoenix, 17.01.2016 at 11:10

P.S I'm not pro but I can defo teach noobs.

As long as it with your voice, I'll pretend to be the biggest noob you have ever encountered!

Escrito por DeepFriedUnicorn, 17.01.2016 at 11:16

Escrito por Phoenix, 17.01.2016 at 11:10

Escrito por Prometheus, 17.01.2016 at 11:03

So i'm all for guys streaming on Twitch TV, I would love to watch some "pro" player talk about their thought process during a game, how they approach each turn, and pick up mid to late game tricks (especially if it's phoenix and his super sexy voice). BUT I can see ghosting becoming a big problem, just because of the nature of Atwar. Imagine if someone is live streaming and says something like "rushing Berlin this turn and here is how i'm chaining troops to get there" well if whoever that guy is playing is watching his stream its easy to counter.

I cant even play CW's atm cause of all this connection BS, but it could work for duels or something and if this time delay is real it would be be okay... also, nothing wrong with streaming casual games or scenarios

P.S I'm not pro but I can defo teach noobs.

With your voice you can teach anybody to be anything they want!

I honestly don't know if you guys are serious or taking the piss!!??... funny either way

Escrito por Phoenix, 17.01.2016 at 11:51

I honestly don't know if you guys are serious or taking the piss!!??... funny either way

I never lie when trying to flirt with you, even when I do it in a funny way, as usual (there is a grain of truth in every joke)

Escrito por Prometheus, 17.01.2016 at 11:03

So i'm all for guys streaming on Twitch TV, I would love to watch some "pro" player talk about their thought process during a game, how they approach each turn, and pick up mid to late game tricks (especially if it's phoenix and his super sexy voice). BUT I can see ghosting becoming a big problem, just because of the nature of Atwar. Imagine if someone is live streaming and says something like "rushing Berlin this turn and here is how i'm chaining troops to get there" well if whoever that guy is playing is watching his stream its easy to counter.

Good point, but twitch already knows this. Twitch gives a streamer default of 30 sec delay, but the streamer can make delay option up to 5 min i think

Sweet. Being able to set a couple minute timer would make it no problem, I really hope this idea takes off.

I know if you started streaming on twitch I would be watch it, and i'm sure many others would too.

Escrito por Sun Tsu, 17.01.2016 at 01:26

Unfortunately our application to twitch was declined, I have written to them for an answer why. In them mean time I will loook to create a live streaming channel on our official Youtube page.

You won't be accepted untill you make a normal twitch channel and it get popular which to be fair is tough, yoy must reach 10k followers to become a twitch partner. But you can still make a normal twitch account.

Escrito por Helly, 19.01.2016 at 05:07

Escrito por Sun Tsu, 17.01.2016 at 01:26

Unfortunately our application to twitch was declined, I have written to them for an answer why. In them mean time I will loook to create a live streaming channel on our official Youtube page.

You won't be accepted untill you make a normal twitch channel and it get popular which to be fair is tough, yoy must reach 10k followers to become a twitch partner. But you can still make a normal twitch account.

If sun and the other admins don't mind, I could give this a shot as soon as my new mic arrives. Could start with some 3v3 on a time delay and see how many people watch.

There won't be any swearing or criticism, just tactics and fun.

Does anyone know if its possible to host a stream with 2 presenters from different locations?

Escrito por Phoenix, 19.01.2016 at 08:20

Does anyone know if its possible to host a stream with 2 presenters from different locations?

Wow that would be fuuuuun, I'd be delighted to do something like that if it were possible XDDDD (I'd be embarassed to do it alone )

Would love to watch cws that way.

Escrito por RaulPB, 19.01.2016 at 11:13

Escrito por Phoenix, 19.01.2016 at 08:20

Does anyone know if its possible to host a stream with 2 presenters from different locations?

Wow that would be fuuuuun, I'd be delighted to do something like that if it were possible XDDDD (I'd be embarassed to do it alone )

Yeah that would be cool, I was thinking about maybe interviewing players on their style of play and their experience of the game etc etc, like an interview but also they co host sort of thing for an evening. I'd like it to be approved by an admin first though before, see if theres anything specific they might want covered during the streams or any particular way they might like it to be presented idk.

Escrito por Phoenix, 19.01.2016 at 12:44

Yeah that would be cool, I was thinking about maybe interviewing players on their style of play and their experience of the game etc etc, like an interview

Pls interview ivan and ask about that poll in mod's forum about clovis...

Escrito por Phoenix, 19.01.2016 at 12:44

but also they co host sort of thing for an evening.

I'd be OP cohost and you wouldn't get bored with me

Escrito por Phoenix, 19.01.2016 at 12:44

I'd like it to be approved by an admin first though before, see if theres anything specific they might want covered during the streams or any particular way they might like it to be presented idk.

"Sun Tsu approves", signed by Sun Tsu

I could get back into streaming, but I had thought about it a while back. Unless viewers are trying to get better, why would AtWar be fun to watch? But I could always start some hardcore streaming on fridays and weekends/holidays for premium if you know what I am saying. ;)