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TheGoldenOne

TheGoldenOne

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Hello hi, soon I`ll buy a new pc, I am interested which games I should check first, and what games are popular for streaming now (twitch,youtube etc)?

Thanks ^^





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Falksi

Falksi

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Uninstall.exe seems to be one of the most popular & relevant games on here, but I've never played it.
 
DJOGamer PT

DJOGamer PT

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If you want to know which games are popular at the moment for streaming just go to the front page of any of those sites and see for yourself

As for games your interested then give us some idea of what you may want to play
i mean we're not psychics
 
newtmonkey

newtmonkey

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The best way to build a following to ensure a lucrative streaming career is to play the types of games that primarily interest 20-30 year olds with expendable income.

My recommendation is to play Wizardry: Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord and ONLY Wizardry: Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord, on actual Apple II hardware using actual disks. You can tell jokes while the game loads from disk.

You could do a different theme each month:

- MONTH 1: Challenge runs
Each day you play a different challenge run. For example, a party of 6 thieves.

- MONTH 2: Consequences
Each time your party dies, you have to physically destroy the disk and order a new one on Ebay. I would recommend streaming live while you wait for the new disk to arrive (this is key to retaining a core audience)

- MONTH 3: REAL consequences
Each time a character dies, you must cut off a digit, starting with your toes. You'll want to come up with some apparatus in advance you can attach to your wrist stumps so that you can continue to play even after you have no fingers. If you run out of digits, you can have your viewers bid on which body part to sever next. I would recommend setting high minimum bids for very important parts to maximize revenue.

-MONTH 4
Enjoy what remains of your life as some kind of fucking freak pissing himself on a hospital bed.
 
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