Add an option for recurring events, for example weekly shows.

It would be great if when creating an event you can input the timezone as well from a drop-down menu.
Currently, it is locked to the local time zone of the person creating the event.

This would be helpful for streamers who use a different timezone for scheduling and for editors who do not live in the same timezone as the streamer.

Thank you.

I'd love to see a way to turn on Notifications for all events a streamer creates. This would be helpful for streams I always want to watch, but don’t want to add each event separately. Maybe also a way to turn on notifications for specific games from a particular streamer as well.

I dont know why Twitch is always helping big streamers with the tournaments like twitch rivals. I have never heard that Twitch would do something for small streamers community, why not Twitch Rivals for small streamers like myself. It doesnt matter about money, as it will help get some audiencie from the Twitch Rivals. TWITCH help small streamers!!!

Many use the events tool to as a schedule for their stream. It is tedious to have to continually recreate the events, especially if you stream daily.

Edit "Starring" to include other streamers for Co-op events

Currently, events of a Twitch channel are only available when visiting the specific channel. It would be nice if I could subscribe to all events of a channel, or maybe even all events of my followed channel with an ics feed. This way, the events could be shown in my phone's calendar, google calendar etc.

In the Event Feed, on Twitch's Dashboard, Stream Elements and many more, Whenever a Viewer uses the Multiple Month Subscriptions, They only appear by saying "Username has Subscribed at Tier 1 for 1 Month)... When in reality, It should fully showcase that this user has subscribed using the multiple month system, e.g. "Username has Subscribed for 12 Months (Multiple Month Purchase) or something.

Yesterday I had a 12 month subscriber who came in and did that, however I didn't realize until they informed my off stream after... very annoying and hopefully this gets sorted asap!

Hello wonderful Twitch staff!

Given the world situation, any chances we could get one of these two chill vibe marathons to address self well-being? I think the community could use it!

I appreciate that Twitch wants us to see a new feature, but once I've seen it, I'd like the option to close it. Otherwise it just hangs there, over the stream, and is annoying.

I'd love to be able to look at Twitch events and have an option to "use previous event as a template" for times, games, and possibly description. For many of us that stream the same game consistently, it'd be a great time-saver and encourage people to use Twitch events more.

Ideally this would be a drop-down or dialog that would pop up with previously-saved Twitch events, and would import start/end times, games, post images, or more. Specifics could be chosen through checkboxes for specific details.

Just want to be able to add other streamers to "Events" so if you are playing with other people who are streaming it shows everyone in the staring section of the Event

I got an idea for you.
Maybe you could double up the points for every team in round 5.
Teams who got bad luck have the chance to get better placed with a good last round and the team on first position isn‘t save after the 4th round.
So the last round is more important and more fun to watch, cause everything can happen.

only involve streamers that actually play the game for your event. that way ppl can actually get the item specific to that streamer. it would be better to give mid lvl streamers a chance to increase viewers rather than feed big names that don't play everyday or even play the required hours needed to get the item. compensate viewers with said item since certain streamers didn't provide enough opportunity

Ok so 10/10 idea. You know the first week in college that everyone walks around and looks at new clubs? We do that with twitch. Probably have only one day where streamers show us what they got and if we like it we stay. and we would look through a list of streamers participating in it. We could also have a discounted subscriptions for new people in this event.

an event i would host on twitches behalf in alot like a rivals fashion i would commentate over, i would gather up and coming streamers of 200 to 5000 followers as a thresh hold (mainly id be looking at their channels check if they have had any bans and if they have a schedule) and have them play games like CS or Among us and commentate over it... it helps me with my performing lessons and allows twitch to help small streamers grow.