I like league of legends but didnt use twitch ever because I like watching certain champions in certain lanes. So twitch is unuseable for 'discovery' for league of legends streams because u just have to go in one at a time wait for ads then see what champion, then back out and repeat until you decide why am I here again and why did I think anything would have changed. I noticed ward.tv long time later by coincidence someone posted it as a link somewhere. Anyway u could search on multiple champions rank region and specify which sides for which champions (allied or opposing, such as varus plus annie bot vs a jungle amumu) for each and somehow it tells you what games all qualify. that was forever ago. that made twitch something useful, wish I knew it existed back when it did exist and then didnt put off using it until it stopped existing. I assume they only went away because u appeared to try to come out with a similar feature, why bother just absorb theres why recreate the wheel. but now urs doesn't exist and theres doesnt either now. its so annoying. this site has live league of legends games and there never has been a live champion filter. top teemo one trick pony games float to the top and I wonder how much of it is same for me that people are giving up searching and watching them because at least they know what champion is being played. I like teemo but i'd be watching other stuff if I could know who is playing it when. I'm not clicking on a 1000 live stream windows just to spend 8 hours finding out which one is playing a certain champion only to find I clicked on them all at the wrong time in the wrong order.

I am currently the record holder of most live streams in a row/ daily. The old record was 2000 in a row and as of tonight Nov 6 2021 I am at 2358 days.

I don't know of any programs or hey check this channel out for this record he set or any way to get noticed for doing incredible things. There hopefully will be a way for those channels that work incredibly hard to get noticed or put somewhere where people can find them.

Just an idea or something to help small channels out that deserve views and growth when they follow the rules, do daily content, break records and any other tag that would fit here.

I've been using the platform for more than 3 years now, and every time I go to twitch, I keep getting the same thing on the main page. Most of it is from the "Music" category, and I don't see that. I understand that you can put a main event on this page, but why can't you put something that will really matter to me instead of giving free views from people who are not really interested in that category? They could put something on the main page that matches what the user sees, and not the same as always. I understand that there is a section on "suggestions" but they are far from the sight of what the user normally sees when entering the platform.

Remove the homepage video/stream playing.

Please add an option to not have a random video playing in the homepage when accessing twitch (the top carousel of 4-5 channels that automatically play when accessing twitch.tv). I shouldn't be forced to bookmark whatever subpage, and maybe I feel like just browsing the different games/categories. It's annoying to have random streams that I have nothing to do with and even profously dislike start playing when I access twitch.tv. It makes me not want to use twitch and it definitely makes me really not want to view / listen to the stream that's up there. There has never ever ever been one single stream of content that I actually enjoy or watch, add an individual option to not have that, please.

I really enjoy using the 'Clips We Think You'll Like' segment on the home page and I think a lot of others would too - if it were more clear and useable.

It really could benefit Twitch to improve this feature to be similar to a TikTok kind of thing. People would spend a lot of time watching the clips and it would boost time users spent on the app. People talk about Twitch slowly falling behind competitors features-wise. It's not that the features aren't there. It's just not intuitive.

To filter out clips that shouldn't be shown on the page, don't show clips that haven't been edited, be that by title or length of the clip. This means that the funniest moments of everyone's streams would be in one place. Good for keeping up with channels you follow and discoverability.

Other than just enjoyment, there's the fact that everyone seems to be slowly getting more and more disillusioned with the discoverability on Twitch. More and more people are moving to YouTube. With this feature, that would no longer be an issue. I have followed many people that have popped up in my 'Clips We Think You'll Like' page and so would others, if it wasn't so hidden. Add a more useable version of this, in it's own tab maybe, where users can scroll to go through the clip. Make the follow button easily clickable during the clip and people can follow streamers they think they'll like. This would also give the Twitch Mobile App a much needed renovation and with something like this, I am sure people would be coming to the app a lot more.

I can see only positives for everyone. Think on it dudes, you guys are way smarter than me. I am sure you can figure it out.
Love,
Oreosamh <3

You should make lesser known channels more easily there for viewers to see. Because more watched channels are at the top of the list and are the first thing people click on, the new channels and lesser known ones are short-changed meaning they don't get as many views making it harder for them to become noticed and gain more followers. It really is a simple fix, we need a balanced home page, like YouTube. Let's say you watched GTA or FiveM for GTA being streamed on PC. The person should receive suggestions from both new and old channels on there home page in a specific section near the top with the newest videos popping up first. There should not have to be a system where newer channels have to work hard and the people who have been doing this for years get priority. It should be newcomers first, and I think this is the way to start. You want to encourage people to stream, please this is all about making good on your promise, you should give all the power to the newcomers to do just that, to stream. :)