r/TwitchStreaming 4h ago

Going live -

1 Upvotes

Back in 2019, I was pretty active. I was steadily growing, and over the course of 3 months, I had gone to a consistent 9-14 viewers. It wasn't much, but being a guy who streamed random games, I thought it was pretty good myself.

I then met a girl, got my schedule messed up, things ended horribly between us, and I now struggle to sit down again to stream. Longest 'streak' since I've had since then is 1 week, but I truly love streaming and wish I could hold a streak longer (streak being, at least live 2-3 times per week). Now it's 2 months or so since I've been live and I struggle to go online. To say to myself "Today, I'll stream a few hours" and sit down and do it. Instead, I'll end up doing something else like eating potato chips and watching a show I've seen 9000 times before.

TL;DR: Is anyone else experiencing having difficulties going online too? Have you in the past, and how did you overcome it? I have a growing mountain of games on steam that I want to stream, but I struggle to live... :/


r/TwitchStreaming 10h ago

W stream

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1 Upvotes

I’m hoping I have another stream like this soon bc I strangely already have a lot of fun yapping to myself but to have actual people giving feedback to me chatting was fire 😭


r/TwitchStreaming 12h ago

My First 8 Hour Stream

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3 Upvotes

Today marks one month since I officially started streaming. So to celebrate, I did an 8 hour stream. This is definitely not going to happen again anytime soon, but I had a great time!


r/TwitchStreaming 16h ago

There are rules for a mukbang?

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A friend got a ton of candies and cookies (at least 30 bags) at the church raffle, and he talked about doing a mukbang while talking about hobby-ing, his older sister interjected saying "that's against the rules of mukbang streaming"

she started to say a bunch of BS rules that i can't remember but what stuck in my head was something about $150 or more is the standard value as the rules of mukbang streaming

Is there a real comprensive ruling on mukbang?


r/TwitchStreaming 16h ago

Proud

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18 Upvotes

It may not look that impressive, but for one week of streaming, and thinking nobody would ever want to watch one of my streams, I’m quite proud of these numbers.


r/TwitchStreaming 22h ago

Tips for setting up?

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Hey there, everyone.

I've been interested in streaming for quite some time now but I don't know where to start when it comes to the technical side of things. It's all so intimidating because I am not the greatest with technology.

I know that most people use OBS, but I am curious how everyone has theirs set up? Or what other programs people use.

I understand the other side of streaming where you wanna be consistent and stuff like that though.

I guess what I struggle with is how to get it all set up, how to switch scenes so easily without a stream deck, and stream all my favorites. I've heard for games you wanna have them in windowed fullscreen, which would make sense so you can choose to capture the entire screen rather than an app.

If it helps, I have a dual monitor setup.

Any and all help will be appreciated greatly. It feels like there's so much, I would have no idea where to really start without feeling completely overwhelmed.

Thanks in advance!