I noticed certain games like pokemon people always stream under the most recent game so people can more easily find pokemon streams of any pokemon game. Instead any games in a franchise should have a category for said franchise that shows all the streams for a game of a certain franchise. This way someone can stream under Pokemon Red/Blue and another person can be streaming under Pokemon Black/White and both streams would show up on the Pokemon Franchise Category. This would be the case for all other major franchises like Mario, Zelda, Call of Duty, etc.

There is already a tag for Unity and for Unreal Engine but none for Godot. Godot Engine is an open-source engine that is growing a lot in popularity. This would help viewers find streams that relate to this engine.

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Me gustaría sugerir que se creara una categoría de #Fotografia y así los streamers de #Arte y #Fotografos no estarían mezclados, es mas difícil encontrar canales de fotografía y edición fotográfica entre tanto canal de bellas artes. La comunidad de fotógrafos cada vez es mayor viniendo de otras plataformas como youtube y necesitamos una categoría que nos identifique.

Muchas gracias por la atención y reciban un cordial saludo.

I think no one use the Map filter on Counter-Strike: Global Offensive channels.
Filter by language I think it's the best solution for all streamers. (Like all other games)

Allowing a better place for clips to be discovered would make 1. A better place for streamers to get discovered 2. Keep people interested in the streamers they love even when there not live

Please add a new, separate category for Performing Arts (separate from "Music" and "Art") and/or Dance. Creators who streamed dance and other performing art forms are left stranded with no category after the elimination of the "Music & Performing Arts" category. These creators now have a much harder time reaching an audience.

Went to stream and usually I will use Blind Playthough to note that a game i'm playing for the first time. This does two things, first I personally like to watch people who are experiencing a game for teh first time, and relive the journey i had through them. Second, It lets my audience know that I'm exploring a game at my own pace, and thats part of the journey and for them not to backseat game.

So its weird to me the sudden removal of it, When its probably one of the more useful ones.

We need this Categorie for Darts-Streamers that plays "Real-Life" Darts Online against other Players all over the world. This Categorie was deleted last week.

Give Art its own category, not shove it under IRL.

Why not enable the ability to search for streamers based on their listed, scheduled times? Allow the user to input the days/times they tend to watch streams and then recommend them streamers that best match that scheduling. If they don't select it, you could automate it based on viewing data.

This improves discoverability for streamers and also benefits viewers by making it easier to find people they can reliably watch.

The Primordial World (thepw) is a Brazilian mmorpg that doesn’t have a game category on twitch yet and is making a splash

Given the growing number of streamers who use the Esperanto language actively, perhaps it is time for Twitch to provide an Esperanto tag for the benefit of learners and native speakers who wish to identify such streamers quickly.

Currently there are 6+ categories covering Flight Simulation.

Microsoft Flight Simulator
Microsoft Flight Simulator X
Lockheed Martin Prepar3d
Xplane 11
Infinite Flight
Flight Simulator
Flight Simulation.

All these categories cover the same games and should be merged into one category (Flight Simulation) rather than have them fractured.

Add "Mood" tags for streams such as Chilled, Hyped, Cosy, Chatty so people can search for the kind of vibe they are looking for, and also streamers can let people know the vibe of their stream.

This will help people find streams and viewers that are more suited to them and what they are after :)

there are so many streamers who do art. the fact that the biggest streaming platform refuses to acknowledge art as a popular streaming topic is discouraging to potential users.

Add the ability to assign a priority to some of your followed channels to make them show up before channels with higher number of viewers.
This could be achieved either by added those channels to a strict priority list (like auto-hosting feature has) or simply assigning a channel as "preferred" with a flag.
A number of channels I prefer have a lot lower viewer numbers than the bigger channels I follow and better being able to see that they are live will improve the experience immensely.