type /host <channel name>i am In...How do I stream what your streaming to get more people to view you...(I just learned that you can do that—thank you Arckanos)
type /host <channel name>i am In...How do I stream what your streaming to get more people to view you...(I just learned that you can do that—thank you Arckanos)
Go to your actual channel and type "/host Captain_Richard" in your chat window. You can do from the profile page too, but it if won't say "for 1 viewer" if no one else is watching. It will just say "SARGE is hosting."i am In...How do I stream what your streaming to get more people to view you...(I just learned that you can do that—thank you Arckanos)
So if I am not a very prolific streamer, would it be any benefit to the hostee?Go to your actual channel and type "/host Captain_Richard" in your chat window. You can do from the profile page too, but it if won't say "for 1 viewer" if no one else is watching. It will just say "SARGE is hosting."
I'm probably gonna take a mental health day, tomorrow, so Hopefully I can win some swag...
I'm not 100% sure. @RussianJ may know the logistics behind it but I think it's meant so larger streams can have something for their viewers to watch after they are done streaming and introduce them to similar streamers. @BadNewsBaron normally has 100+ lurkers in his channel collecting cookies or chatting with each other after he goes offline. So those 100 help boost Captain's number of viewers if I'm interpreting it correctly. I don't think if you are already watching the stream on Captain's profile and on another stream it boosts the number any more than it already is. It's possible Twitch looks to see how many hosts a streamer has each night too when considering them for partner. Also if you have Adblock off it most likely helps the streamers gain more add revenue even if its a few more viewers.So if I am not a very prolific streamer, would it be any benefit to the hostee?
thanks I tried it and instead it told me that I was not allowed to make changes to that stream...Go to your actual channel and type "/host Captain_Richard" in your chat window. You can do from the profile page too, but it if won't say "for 1 viewer" if no one else is watching. It will just say "SARGE is hosting."
I'm not 100% sure. @RussianJ may know the logistics behind it but I think it's meant so larger streams can have something for their viewers to watch after they are done streaming and introduce them to similar streamers. @BadNewsBaron normally has 100+ lurkers in his channel collecting cookies or chatting with each other after he goes offline. So those 100 help boost Captain's number of viewers if I'm interpreting it correctly. I don't think if you are already watching the stream on Captain's profile and on another stream it boosts the number any more than it already is. It's possible Twitch looks to see how many hosts a streamer has each night too when considering them for partner. Also if you have Adblock off it most likely helps the streamers gain more add revenue even if its a few more viewers.
EDIT: Also note that only partners receive income from ads and its very low unless you have 25k viewers. Also partners only get half of the subscription fee subscribers pay each month if you were wondering. I think its still a good idea to host Captain, especially since we all want to see him get partnered.
Here's all the info if you want to read it:
http://blog.twitch.tv/2014/07/host-mode-faq/
It is still going! I think his head is going to explode.The barrel trolling is epic. The Captain is breaking.
it was funny...good show...i logged for motivation to play some SC and stayed thru the whole show...Great stream tonight Captain! If you missed it.. here's a brief summary...
!Barreltroll
!Barreltroll
!Barreltroll
!Barreltroll
!Barreltroll
!Barreltroll
!Barreltroll
!NIPPLES
!NIPPLES
!NIPPLES
!Barreltroll
!Barreltroll
!Barreltroll
!Barreltroll
!VANGUARD
!Barreltroll