I've been dealing with an issue for a while now. My account is connected but all of a sudden Twitch simply stopped tracking time so I am no longer receiving drops. It would be great if Twitch either added this as an issue in the ticket system or created a place where users could get resolution. So far I have gotten the same FAQs that I've already tried 20 times followed by "we aren't willing to help you with this" (Yes, that's what I was told.) It would be a lot cooler if Twitch would help with technical issues that aren't covered by the FAQ.

I'm not sure if "channel points" is the right place for this or if general would have been better but this seemed like the closest place to leave a suggestion on drops.

There are currently two promotions for Goose Goose Duck that require you watch two particular streamers playing the game to receive the rewards. (A third promotion is also on but drops were rewarded for anyone playing the game with drops enabled). One of the streams require 4 hours of viewing total and the other 8. This might not be so bad if the streamers both exclusively play the game but they both rarely play the game. It wouldn't be fair to force them to play the game more but it is also not fair that people will miss out on rewards because the streamers aren't playing the game.

My suggestion is that drops for a game should be rewarded for anyone streaming that game, and not just specific streamers. If this is already supposed to be in place then I guess this will have to be submitted as a bug report instead.

Please tell very large and official developer/company streaming channels such as RocketLeague to provide a schedule for their upcoming events and streams on twitch in a user-freindly manner. There have been mutliple cases where they advertised an event that should have drops enabled but do not turn them on. Furthermore, the lack of an official, proper, consistent schedule on twitch (even their twitter is extremely late), leads to alot of issues with missing streams.

Lastly, if drops are streamlined (automatic progress rather than manual claiming), and the schedule is up in advance, we could know when to tune in and the chat for the channels would have less spamming about drops.

As it stands now, this confusion makes twitch chat really immature and in my opinion, detracts heavily from veiwer-engagement (particularly new veiwers) as it becomes focused on information related to drops rather than meaningful community engagement.

This is very simple but extremely helpful for those of us that watch multiple streams for different games or campaigns.

Here's an example of how it would work. A user would be able to gain completion towards drops for streams as long as they are of different events. In other words, if I am watching for RainbowSixSeige streams with drops enabled, I could also open another tab for Rocket league and gain progression towards both drop campaigns.

Even better/intuitive is if it is per campaign so I could watch 2 different (example) Rocket League events such as RLCS and CRL and still gain progress towards each respectively.

This would allow the process to be mroe streamlined and convenient.

Background: I have noticed multiple channels are titled as channels with "Drops Enabled" or "Drops On" and previously there used to be a little aqua colored icon that said if drops were enabled for the stream but only on PC. Currently, that icon is nowhere to be found.

Suggestion: Please include the drops enabled icon back to the page and add that feature to the mobile version as well since it was not previously a feature. That would seem like something that should most definitely be included. I am all for keeping people honest because too frequently during any drop campaign there are numerous people advertising with drops being enabled and they aren't.

To whom it may concern,

I have observed some little issues with the drops.
I was watching the 48 hours special from the streamer "pestily" from the last few days.
"Pestily has enabled the Tarkov drops and every person watching his stream schould receive a drop after 3 to 6 hours of whatchtime on his stream. I was watching the stream for 46 hours and have received 4 drops, which is numericly not really a match. Having sad that, I'm not mad.
I have noticed that some issues have occured for persons who were watching via mobile and over other apliances, that there were very few drops or no drops given at all.
It would make a great possitiv Impact if the drops system would become more consistent in the metters of the plattform a person is watching and the ammount of Items received.
Please have a look into the matter and look for improvements :D.

With kind regards

Urschnoz :D