The mobile game F1 Manager was recently rebranded to F1 Clash. The game is still exactly the same as before as it was only rebranded but the game category for the game on Twitch is still named F1 Manager, a game which no longer exists.

Can the game category F1 Manager please be renamed to F1 Clash.

The game information also refers to a completely different game produced many years ago by EA, and not the current F1 Manager/F1 Clash mobile title developed/produced by Hutch.

Information about the rebrand can be found here - https://www.hutch.io/news/introducing-f1-clash/
https://www.pocketgamer.com/articles/086641/hutchs-f1-manager-has-been-renamed-f1-clash-with-new-season-and-content-update/

Store entries for the rebranded game - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hutchgames.formularacing&hl=en_GB&gl=US

https://apps.apple.com/ph/app/f1-manager/id1434561536

Implement a filter that would be present no matter what section of the site you are on allowing you to filter based on a primary language.

1) Force a streamer to select a single primary language
2) Allow streamer to select multiple secondary languages
3) Implement a filter that would be at the top of any search/game/category listing...

The filter should have two features.
- Allow user to filter based on primary language ONLY
- Allow user to sub-filter based on secondary languages optionally

This accomplishes two goals.

1) Allow the viewer to filter down to streamers that for the majority of the time will speak the language you set as primary.
2) Allow the viewer if they so desire to include secondary languages. Most viewers are not interested in watching a stream that is 50% Russian and 50% English however we should not remove that option as it takes away from the experience.

Trying to find a good channel for any game in Twitch is annoying currently as you sometimes go 4-5 channels before you even find one in your language depending on the time of day. This takes away from the experience and with new platforms such as YouTube Gaming coming....you know they will have this feature. Get ahead of the curve.

Twitch does not innovate much lately...the site looks about the same as it did 2-3 years ago. With from a viewers perspective...same features almost...not much has made Twitch better.

The moment you stop innovating you die. So lets avoid that!

I understand that the Science & Technology category is hardly the largest category on twitch, but it is one of the most unique categories on the platform. We have a lot of content creators there that are freely giving away knowledge that you can only acquire by paying money on most other platforms on the internet.

At the moment, there is an influx of "Big Brother with animals" channels in Science & Technology that isn't exactly doing the category a favor. It just feels depressing when you're a coder and you're trying to teach people the basics of Java or another language that powers the web and there's another channel where someone's live-streaming their rabbits making out and they have more viewers than you.
It also doesn't exactly encourage you to try and keep going and share your knowledge.

There are yet more sub-categories in Science & Technology like all the hardware enthusiasts that are building computers, working with Raspberry Pi-s, etc.

I do not believe that these folks belong in the same category as "live from the ant farm".

In other words: Twitch has a unique opportunity to present itself as the ONE PLACE on the internet where you can pick up coding knowledge without paying money. Where you can interact with a livestreamer and start to really understand how you can make a living by applying knowledge that you can acquire while watching the streams. To accomplish the same thing on udemy or Skillshare or similar platforms, you have to pay money.

It's time that the Science & Technology category gets the treatment it deserves and becomes a place where you can really exchange ideas and learn about, well... science & technology. Not watching rabbits making out.

With more people staying at home learning, and even for myself as I start school in August, I thought it would be kind of nice to have a category like "study buddies" where you could watch people study.

I think it would be great for streamers who want to talk out their subjects to an audience/see if their ideas make sense, or help them remember things.

This also gives the viewers ways to possibly improve their studying techniques and in turn learn more about the subject.

Or, if the person likes a quiet environment a viewer could be there just for support. I think it would be great if a viewer(s) and a streamer team up to keep each other accountable/help them focus.

These categories are all part of the same games.

Neverwinter Nights:
* Neverwinter Nights
* Neverwinter Nights: Enhanced Edition
* Neverwinter Nights: Hordes of the Underdark
* Neverwinter Nights: Kingmaker
* Neverwinter Nights: Shadows of Undrentide

There is also Neverwinter Nights 2:
* Neverwinter Nights 2
* Neverwinter Nights 2: Mask of the Betrayer
* Neverwinter Nights 2: Storm of Zehir
* Neverwinter Nights 2: Mysteries of Westgate

Combining these categories would mean it would be much easier for viewers to find streams of the game they are looking for. The extra categories are just dlcs or an enhanced edition of the game.

Shiny hunting is a huge part of the Pokémon community here on Twitch and has been for many years. In the past it was easy enough to type 'shiny hunting' into the main search bar and a list of relevant streams would pop up. However, With the current Twitch algorithm and layout changes it has now become very difficult to find live streams dedicated to shiny hunting specifically. This is particularly true in older game/generation categories as Shiny hunting streams get lost amongst Nuzlocks and lets plays etc. The only medium to tell if a channel is streaming shiny hunting is through the title. This would be great apart from the fact only the 1st 30-40 characters are visible to viewers from the game category/home pages. This means viewers have to browse through channels and spend time in them to even find out if the content is relevant to them.

As an avid shiny stream viewer, myself I know I have been frustrated by these issues. Therefore, I present the idea of a 'Shiny Hunting' tag. This would solve all the issues listed above and would allow viewers to access the specific content they want to with ease while browsing and searching Twitch.

Unfortunately I was chosen to test the new follow list sorting. To me it really doesn't feel good the way it is right now. Often it just doesn't feel natural when trying to find a specific streamer. But I could see other people benifiting from this feature if it is implemented correctly.

The algorithm should also consider if the game that is being played by the streamer is something I would enjoy or not. For example if I really love watching XQC, but I hate watching World of Warcraft, XQC shouldn't get the #1 spot in my follower list. So this is a change I would really like to see in case this isn't already implemented.

The list could also be effected by the "hype" this specific stream is getting in comparision to previous streams by this streamer. So if a streamer that usually hits 10k viewers is currently streaming with 20k viewers I could enjoy seeing this streamer a few spots higher in the list.

But also: Please don't force us to use this feature. I would totally prefer to keep the list sorted by viewer count, because it makes it very easy to identify if the desired streamer is live. Let us choose. This is very important. Everyone I know that has this feature has told me that they prefer the old listing order.

At the end, I have another idea I would like to pitch. You guys could also try grouping streamers by categories: https://i.imgur.com/Bhhrqyb.png

OR group streamers by categories and sort the groups by groupsize (how many followed streamers are playing this game?): https://i.imgur.com/H5K4gkd.png

Inside of these groups you could sort by viewers: https://i.imgur.com/pVkUweo.png

I think the most preferable way to decide how the groups should be sorted would be to sort them by how popular the category is. Which could allow for Cyberpunk to claim the #1 spot if only one of my followed streamers was playing it