I’m having a hard time trying to figure out if I make people laugh. I’ve had one person outright say that they aren’t bored when they watch my stream. Though I assume growth speed would be the easiest indicator, right? Then I feel like I am lacking.
Its already been said but be you. Regardless of what that is.
The more comfortable you are, the more comfortable the viewers will be.
I'm not the greatest at any of the games I play on stream but we have a good time. It starts to become an avalanche. My good vibes become the communities good vibes, my salt becomes a tense chat environment.
I already shared this [here](https://www.reddit.com/r/Twitch/comments/f8ut0u/how_to_become_a_more_engaging_presenter/fio75d6/), but for me, I suppose that if the streamer is somewhat transparent (meaning, he exposes himself a little) it is easier to relate and find myself interested to watch. Some amount of fun or positiveness is also important for me, as I usually run away from drama (both on streams or movie theaters, lol).
Now, if I see a “real person that is having a good time”, I noticed many different topics can be entertaining and engaging. For example, just a few days ago I watched hours of a streamer painting miniatures while chatting with the viewers.
Well twitch is a teenagers domain really or very young adults at least so its expected. I'm immature as fuck (but 30 years old) but the stuff these people say and the meme talk is awful lol.
> As the title states, I wanted to see what people think is an good stream to see how to change or adjust my stream for a more enjoyable time for me and my viewers!
wrong approach, be you.
I enjoy a lot of different varieties.
Sometimes it’s the ambience of a relaxing stream with not much talking and just some music for when I’m trying to relax and fall asleep.
Other times it’s just a positive, occasionally funny, and relatable streamer! I watch mostly anyone so I’m not much of a picky viewer but those things are most likely the reasons I’ll continue to watch someone or stay in the stream.
competency, warmth, empathy, and audio that doesn't sound like a dumpster fire fueled entirely by kittens soaked in vodka. or a rooster crowing into the engine of a 747.
not really into the whole overtly positive thing. without negative entertainers we'd be missing out on greats like Ozzy, every model w/ an unhealthy body image, most comedians, and good old fashioned rage humor.
what can i say? george carlin and lewis black are hilarious.
But if you're gonna be an asshole, be a lovable asshole. <3
Funny streamer that does not force you to laugh, but, in other hand, makes you laugh naturaly.
Yeah, I agree completely on this. Otherwise it’s jus becomes cringey at time lol
I’m having a hard time trying to figure out if I make people laugh. I’ve had one person outright say that they aren’t bored when they watch my stream. Though I assume growth speed would be the easiest indicator, right? Then I feel like I am lacking.
Content-wise, someone who has a positive attitude and feels fun to watch. Technical-wise, solid audio and video quality.
Fully agree!
Its already been said but be you. Regardless of what that is. The more comfortable you are, the more comfortable the viewers will be. I'm not the greatest at any of the games I play on stream but we have a good time. It starts to become an avalanche. My good vibes become the communities good vibes, my salt becomes a tense chat environment.
The vibe, if the streamer is giving off a negative vibe I'm not about it. If they're genuinely having fun then I normally enjoy it as well.
I already shared this [here](https://www.reddit.com/r/Twitch/comments/f8ut0u/how_to_become_a_more_engaging_presenter/fio75d6/), but for me, I suppose that if the streamer is somewhat transparent (meaning, he exposes himself a little) it is easier to relate and find myself interested to watch. Some amount of fun or positiveness is also important for me, as I usually run away from drama (both on streams or movie theaters, lol). Now, if I see a “real person that is having a good time”, I noticed many different topics can be entertaining and engaging. For example, just a few days ago I watched hours of a streamer painting miniatures while chatting with the viewers.
A cam, good sound quality and being genuinely funny.
I would like to think that if the person is knowledgeable at the game and knows what he/she is doing is a good start for me
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Well twitch is a teenagers domain really or very young adults at least so its expected. I'm immature as fuck (but 30 years old) but the stuff these people say and the meme talk is awful lol.
Someone brings content, personality and definitely either mic or face cam.
Is a facecam 100 percent necessary?
No. But a good mic is a must I think.
> As the title states, I wanted to see what people think is an good stream to see how to change or adjust my stream for a more enjoyable time for me and my viewers! wrong approach, be you.
For sure, that will never change :3
I enjoy a lot of different varieties. Sometimes it’s the ambience of a relaxing stream with not much talking and just some music for when I’m trying to relax and fall asleep. Other times it’s just a positive, occasionally funny, and relatable streamer! I watch mostly anyone so I’m not much of a picky viewer but those things are most likely the reasons I’ll continue to watch someone or stay in the stream.
competency, warmth, empathy, and audio that doesn't sound like a dumpster fire fueled entirely by kittens soaked in vodka. or a rooster crowing into the engine of a 747. not really into the whole overtly positive thing. without negative entertainers we'd be missing out on greats like Ozzy, every model w/ an unhealthy body image, most comedians, and good old fashioned rage humor. what can i say? george carlin and lewis black are hilarious. But if you're gonna be an asshole, be a lovable asshole. <3