When looking for a streamer to watch, you can now sort through ranged of how many viewers the stream has, just like you can sort from highest to lowest, and lowest to highest. For example, you can select “0-10 viewers”, “11-20 viewers”, etc. Perhaps you can also sort through followers!

Some games, like PUBG have multiple perspectives.

Some people only play and watch other people playing either FPP or TPP (First or Third person perspective).

It would be nice to be able to filter streams by perspective, which would improve discoverability for smaller streamers and make twitch more user friendly.

make an option where directories sort streamers by who follows the same content as you.

How hard would it be to add Tags (that we can search/filter for), that correspond to the 'servers' on the more populated MMO's such as FFXIV and WoW?

ie: A few of the "Datacenters" on FFXIV are: Primal, Crystal, Chaos.
ie: A few of the "Realms" for Wow are: Rampage, Shadowburn, Ruin.

This would make it easier for viewers to find streamers they could actually meet in-game if the streamer wished, and possibly help grow communities for streamers hoping to grow their channels 'with' those bigger (and more populated) game listings.

Personally I find this feature a complete waste of space because I don't need to be reminded of when the people I follow normally do their streams.

I know there are some ways that users can hide it while viewing Twitch in a web browser, but those of us using the Twitch application itself seem to be SOL.

Make Clips/Highlights searchable and add a like dislike button. Similar to Youtube/Facebook

What I was thinking was something similar to the "Watch Parties" but for music. Idealy what would happen is your would require a user to sign into their Spotify/Amazon account and click a link that links outside of Twitch to listen a long with the streamer. I think this would be cool and an easier way around the DMCA. You would not be playing the music over the stream however behind the stream itself. Just an idea I thought was cool.

add the chance to hide channel whitch I don't watch because it's bothering and difficult to find channels that I'm looking for when they are live. I use twitch ios app fire tv app and windows app, it can be easily "pin" channels which I often watch to find them easily.

Having creative show up as a game is okay but really vague. Having different types of art to chose from like games would be really easier for artists and our viewers. Like not everyone who enjoys watching people do textile art like looming enjoys animation, painting, there's a lot of people who prefer traditional or digital, etc.

100 people queue up for a drop on a random streamer. You could have events where 500, or even 1,000 people could queue up for a drop. This feature could be turned off by streamers who do not want a random drop of viewers and for streamers with a certain amount of current viewers would not be applicable. I believe this would help keep newer streamers motivated to stay streaming for a chance that they might get a 100 viewers randomly. And ads could be rolled while people are queueing up.

IRL is not familiar to Koreans
Change IRL to Real life in the new directory

Add the option to organize categories by the amount of currently-live channels! I don't only want to see what people are watching, I want to see what people are streaming! :D

Can we get a category for various party games?

Any game show/trivia/board game with viewers, etc could share such a category.

I host my own trivia, word games, and bingo, and they really don't "belong" anywhere!

There are a couple of tags that sort of fit, but no category for it at all. Jackbox is the closest thing, but that's just one specific brand. A category for ANY game of that nature would be fantastic!

Thanks!

Would be nice if you added Heroes of the Storm to you e-sport tab. As it features quite a lot of tournaments on a regular basis.

A large house with 15 streamers. They all compete for the most growth within a specific time frame (say 3-6 months), but they are allowed to prank each other, without physical harm to others or hardware, in means of sabotaging others so they can grow more. The top 3 highest growth streamers make it on to the next "season". It would create a lot of competition and drama, and having streamers do it, means that they would be posting constantly, updating their audiences.

Maybe dont showcase channels that are marked for epilepsy on the main page. Its kinda hard for me to do anything when strobe lights are flashing at my face. since you know, i might have a seizure.