Hello,

I play Escape From Tarkov, and one of the coolest things about the game is the community. A lot of streamers large and small set up Collab Streams. I think it would be a useful tool for people to be able to "Invite" people to a duo/squad stream.

We have people that play in various time zones. It doesn't sound like a complicated issue, but constantly people are early or late due to confusion on time zones. If the calendars were integrated into each other, you could schedule a colab stream with another streamer and it could auto populate the time into the each streamers calendar.

It would work similar to an email system when you invite people to a meeting. It would auto populate into the calendar of all streamers invited and they could either accept or deny.

One way to avoid people being spammed would be a friend approved button so random people couldn't spam larger streamers with invites. I think this would be very helpful with people that set up multiple collaboration streams in a given week. It is hard to keep track of the different times every day.

Thank you guys for your time!

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Create a new Partnership Tier (GOLD PARTNER) for creators with 25-50M+ followers OR after meeting specific requirements. Gold Partner streams will be PAID ONLY. Twitch users can purchase individual subscriptions or a package deal that grants access to all GOLD PARTNER STREAMS. Gold Partner Streams will be BROADCAST TELEVISION QUALITY OR HIGHER (MOVIES) in terms of budget, production, and skill. Gold Partnership should be nearly impossible to attain, this is akin to PRIME TIME TELEVISION / TOP 10 MOVIES in terms of quality - NOT JUST POPULARITY ALONE CAN GET YOU HERE. CURRENTLY THERE ARE NO STREAMERS ON EARTH (OTHER THAN MYSELF) WHO REMOTELY QUALIFY. This is a NEW MARKET - no one has released livestreams of this quality yet. This is meant for the biggest businesses and creators only. These partners will be seen as more than traditional partners in terms of their public image and would be held to an extreme standard not able to be met by 99.99% of streamers. Thus, they would represent twitch more than current partners and be seen more as co-owners or having a very high stake in setting the GOLD STANDARD. Creating a livestream of this quality requires perhaps 15 years of development in terms of production and skills to even be eligible for entry.

Hey guys am a xbox player and i used mixer but now mixer has gone and has been for some time i was wonder in how to co stream and it turns out i need to be a partner as i was looking for squad goals for almost 1 hour today looking though quick actions in the stream mangners!

Now on mixer i would stream and my friend would stream then we can send a co streaming invite then we be co streaming it was that easy but on here its really hard and we have to pay and i don't want to see no replies about get x spilt etc etc as i stream from my xbox and use twitch that way i don't have a p,c are a computer i stream from the xbox and watch on the phone!

Now on mixer there was a feature where we can send a friend a co streaming invite from the xbox then we be co streaming it was that easy! I think that twitch should take a leaf out of mixer and do this as a lot of people on the xbox like myself who used to stream was ease dont now as twitch is to hard to understand for people who just used stream of the xbox please can we have this feature

Chat is half of the experience of Twitch.tv. When watching Amazon Prime movies with a streamer the chat window is so tiny you lose that whole experience.

During the Movie remove useless parts on the right side of the webpage(the section that has streamer on top and the chat underneath). A big section under the streamer just says STREAM CHAT. Get rid of that. Right under it is some useless window with gift icons and names? Why? It detracts from the experience. Get rid of it or turn it into a tiny semi transparent overlay along the top of the movie window. If the chat is in a mode like slow mode, the words SLOW MODE take up needless space. Instead, make the modes have an icon indicator and put them below the 'send a message' window. There appears to be space there for a couple other icons if needed.

Again, not being able to see and be a part of chat lessens the whole experience.

When I thought I was discussing with the mod about my status about a channel I thought I was "off the mic". But apparently the mod conversation was "on a live mic".

There should be a username@twitch.tv email address to do long conversations with a streamer that are not meant to be looked at immediately on the air, live.

That way, if you want to discuss a permanent ban for one incident that was not clearly spelled out, and make your case, you can do it without risk of it being weaponized.

There should be a difference between "premeditated" acts (trolling, sabotaging a stream) and "heat of the moment" acts, like being asked a direct question by the streamer in both incidents where I was ejected. The answers were just top-of-your-head answers you want to take back.

It's been many years since I've seen these streamers. Maybe 4+ years is long enough time where they hopefully will drop the grudge.

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.