What you'd watch on Twitch?

[MaSTA SoLIDUS]

I'm putting together my twitch channel, and in past years I was a Mod on SportsGamer and Madden Nation. A huge passion of mine was making alternate universe seasons where the storylines I'd write were paired up with things I (or community members) came up with.

Now that I'm building out a Twitch channel, I want to re-engage that portion of my gameplay.

Problem is, I don't know if there's interest, or, if there are specific things that aren't happening in streaming/video content production that I can fill.

I'm thinking about creating season storylines around things my viewers come up with, but as a baseline I'm going to stream online games and a franchise mode I start with parameters that I set--unless I get a compelling idea otherwise.

If you were going to watch a NBA 2K video like twice a week, what kind of fictional creative content would you be looking for? I've been on OS forever but the landscape has changed a lot since I was a more regular poster.

[MrWrestling3]

Quote: Originally Posted by MaSTA SoLIDUS

I'm putting together my twitch channel, and in past years I was a Mod on SportsGamer and Madden Nation. A huge passion of mine was making alternate universe seasons where the storylines I'd write were paired up with things I (or community members) came up with. Now that I'm building out a Twitch channel, I want to re-engage that portion of my gameplay. Problem is, I don't know if there's interest, or, if there are specific things that aren't happening in streaming/video content production that I can fill. I'm thinking about creating season storylines around things my viewers come up with, but as a baseline I'm going to stream online games and a franchise mode I start with parameters that I set--unless I get a compelling idea otherwise. If you were going to watch a NBA 2K video like twice a week, what kind of fictional creative content would you be looking for? I've been on OS forever but the landscape has changed a lot since I was a more regular poster.

Generally on Twitch, the majority of 2K content is online MyPlayer stuff (Park/Rec/Pro-Am/Stage) and to a lesser extent, My Team.Viewers also seem to tend to over the top personalities.

IMO that doesn't mean Franchise mode won't draw at all, it's just going to be slower to build up a quality community.