Bonjour tout le Monde,

J'aimerais proposer une norme pour tous aujourd'hui.
Une idée qui m'est venus en regardant mon neveu PRO Gamer sur "APEX Legend" WSerious.

Il fait comme tout PRO gamer des Stream sur Twitch.
Sur Steam il est permis de regarder quelqu'un jouer avec son propre jeu.

L'avantage de regarder avec son propre jeu c'est de transférer uniquement des coordonnées de placement, de tir, ... contrairement à des images par seconde pour un stream.

Il faudrait étendre pour chaque jeu un système de diffusion exporté similaire pour chaque Progamer et joueur qui veut diffuser par exemple sur Twitch qui aurait des serveurs avec le jeu pour traduire les coordonnées et les tirs avec le nom du joueur qui souhaite streamer.

On économiserait de la bande passante pour tous :steamthumbsup:.

Salut les Gamers et la communauté Steam :steamhappy:.

The streamer you are currently viewing has their emotes pinned to the top of the chat window for easy access, followed by all your other subscribed emotes under that (in some ordering that I can't figure out).

After a raid you want to show love for the channel you just raided FROM but you have to scroll through your list of emotes to find that recently raided from streamer. Please pin CURRENT streamer emotes to top of list followed by LAST VISITED channel and then whatever weird order you are using. This will make it easy to show your support to the streamer who just raided at the end of their stream.

Chat in game overlays are all over the place and we really need to search for one app that does that like streamlabs or restream. Can we have twitch their own in game chat overlay that when we go live we don't have to rely on third-party apps because for me the chats are the most important thing to notice and also for small streamers they should have a chat notification and it will really work for them because there's no chat traffic yet and they can interact with the viewer 1:1 most of the small streamers doesn't have their 2nd monitor. It will really help those in need to have our own In-Game Chat Overlay and Chat Notification. Let's not rely on the third party apps because it will also save us some space on our hard drive.

Allow users on Twitch.tv to hover over the borders of portions of the page (chat, channel side bar on the left) and drag them in and out to adjust their size. I want to use Theater Mode in a browser so I can still see and participate in the chat, but I want to decrease font size and shrink the chat a bit so I can increase the size of the actual stream.

Adding this level of display control across all Twitch platforms will greatly increase user experience and autonomy, and will probably negate the future need for developing a different viewing format (i.e. some other specific view setting besides Theater and Full Screen).

By default, the Twitch windows desktop app displays the My Games icons quite large. For a small number of games this may be fine, but for my 111 game library, it requires more scrolling than I'd prefer. On my 1920x1080 desktop, with the Twitch window slightly smaller than full screen, my game matrix is 9 wide by 3 rows. It appears I could fit 10 across if I made the window larger, but I have reasons for not doing so. I would like to see more of my library at a glance without scrolling.

I would suggest either a zoom option to scale the icons and game title beneath to a smaller size that I'd prefer, or a fixed selection of small, medium, large, if the flexibility of zoom is too difficult to implement. I would consider the current default to be "large" icons, but some vision impaired might actually like another larger option.

Not an "idea" but more of a complaint...and I'm aware I'm posting in the wrong area. I'll post in the right place and follow your "rules," Twitch, when you fix your app. I constantly have problems with the Twitch app on my iPad mini 4, my iPad Pro, and on my iPhone 11. I need to drop my quality down to 240p and sometimes lower to view a live stream without it stopping every minute. My home Internet streams 4K and sometimes 8K without issue, so I should be able to view Twitch in basic 1080p resolution, with every other piece of equipment that uses the Internet inside my home either off and/or unplugged, right? Is there a better app that accesses Twitch data besides the official Twitch app?