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Create a "Shotgun Raid" type of raid Raids right now send all viewers to a single streamer. Raids are supposed to be a way of "spreading the love", but all they seem to do is keep big streamers big, and small streamers small.
A way to change this would be to introduce an idea of a "shotgun raid" where the viewers will be spread out across multiple different streamers.
The streamer who was about to initiate the raid could select "random" "random in category" or "list" and then be able to select a list of other streamers, and then when the raid is initiated, viewers will be…
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Bring Back Clip Champ (BUT BETTER!) ClipChamp was an exclusive title/badge given to the creator of a channels top clip each month. It was a great feature, encouraging the community to clip fantastic moments in hopes that they'd get the badge. It was a bit buggy at the time, but we've come a long way since then!
With clips being pushed more and "Featured Clips" being implemented, I think it would be great to bring back this feature. This time, with more support!
People love chat badges and they love emotes too, perhaps the return of ClipChamp could work a bit like hype trains? Little 🎬…
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TwitchCon profile badge on channel page It would be great, if channel pages could have a badge that shows, if the channel owner has purchased a ticket for the current or upcoming TwitchCon so that people can tell if someone will be attending, even if they are not talking or joined to a chat.
This could be useful for people who would like to compile a list of the people they would like to see.
It would be good if that badge could be shown in the same spot as the verified/partner badge or the affiliate/partner anniversary badge.
The badge can disappear once the TwitchCon is…6 votes -
Game ranks as chat badges A lot of video games provide competitive playlists and ranks, which is a huge dedication to a lot of gamers and streamers. I would say in general, it's a core gamer quality.
My suggestion would be for gamers to be able to show their current rank in the chat through a badge (for the game that is currently being streamed in that chat - if the game has a rank system).
Game examples would be: Apex, Fortnite, Valorant, League of Legends etc.
I don't know how hard this would be to implement but there are 3rd party provides such as…
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Instant Upload Eligibility While attempting to get Instant Upload Eligibility for emotes, I'm struggling to tell how many days I've been live since reaching Affiliate.
If there was some way of telling the user their progress for Instant Upload I think it would go a long way to making it more clear and understood for new Affiliates that they haven't done anything wrong and are simply working through a process instead.5 votes -
Followers badge It would help me as a stream to see all my followers having a followers badge. So I can see who followed me and who didn't.
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Make "modify an emote" available to t2 and t3 subscribers. Right now the only way to modify an emote (flip, add glasses, black and white, etc... ) is using channel point, if T2 and T3 subs had automatic access to "modified emotes" that would be an additional incentive to sub at a higher tier. that would benefit both the creators and twitch.
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Twitch Anniversary Badges Celebrate the tireless Grind and Support of our Twitch Creators/Streamers with a Badge illustrating via Color and Number how many years they have been on the Platform.
While a Small Token of acknowledgement and recognition, it goes miles to show any streamer is important to the platform.
This badge; possibly part of their profile picture; or by their Channel Name; could be followed by an automatic alert that shows on stream on the exact day; a small email from Twitch Celebrating their support and usage; and possibly a special homepage shelf category celebrating anniversaries.
Colors Could be Bronze Silver Gold…2 votes -
Allow different flairs per badge tier Allow affiliates and partners to set a custom flair on each badge tier, this allows us to shape/customize the flair more for our higher paying subscribers, having more intricate designs that go along with the badge more than a generic overlay.
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Make sub-badge management similar to emote management Add a library for sub-badges so you don’t have to reupload every single time. Also having a drag and drop option for each period and for flairs to move badges around easier rather than having to delete and reupload.
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Report option for rapidly flashing emotes Please add an option to report emotes for rapidly flashing. Many emotes are being made that are just a big rapidly flashing square. When people spam such emotes in chat it creates an epilepsy risk for those in chat where there otherwise would not be one.
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Allow Affiliates 1 Free Sub for Bots It's annoying having to pay for a sub to StreamElements so the bot can use my emotes. Please give Affiliates 1 Free Sub per month so we can make our chats and content more interesting!
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Ana
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Hey,
Thanks for your suggestion - just wanted to let you know that I have moved it over to Emotes > Feature Request. Thanks!
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Global emotes for Artists Allow the Accounts that have emotes attributed to to use those emotes globally.
A huge Part of the chat environment is the emotes that are used by chatters all over twitch in every facet, there is even a "Emote Only" chat mode. The artists who create these emotes are generally paid one time a sum between $5-50 depending on complexities etc. yet the subscription required to use those emotes is $4.99/month. This means that for an artist to showcase their emotes they have to pay for the privilege to the extent that no matter what they will eventually be negative…25 votes -
A/B Testing Emotes It would be nice to be able to directly compare emote popularity by making different emotes available to different subscribers and seeing which get more use
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Per-user Emote Macro/Alias [Feature Request] Requesting a feature where a Twitch user can create Macro/Alias names for emotes or even strings of emote.
Examples:
- A streamer remaps streamerLUL to LUL and overrides the global LUL
- Generally, it would be nice as a streamer to be able to use our Suffix only when we want to use our own emotes instead of having to search the library or memorize/type our Prefix
- A viewer maps to HYPE a string of their favorite Hype emotes from their library1 vote -
emote marketplace A lot of people subscribe to a channel just to get access to an emote. If there were an indexable, taggable "Emote Marketplace" where you could search for specific tags and purchase subscriptions to the channel, you would sell a lot more subscriptions (a lot easier to implement than micro emote purchases) Would likely need some pretty complex technology to make it happen, but I can imagine how to accomplish it -helmetwearer (same github handle, pinned project twitch related)
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Streamer can set whether non-sub audiences can use other streamers' emotes It's frustrated that when a streamer see an audience doesn't sub to you but keep using other streamers' sub emotes, that just like saying "hey, this streamer is better than you, I just want to sub him not you".
So can Twitch add a feature that allow streamer to set if non-sub audiences can't use other streamers' emotes? Just only those sub to you can use other streamers' emotes.
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Please show Emote size larger in the chat Currently, if we are viewing chat from phone, we can see the emote in much larger size, but if we are viewing the chat from PC, the emote is very small.
This impact the creativity of the emote due to many emotes are created in details, but with the current size viewed from PC, it is very difficult to express the quality.
Please provide us with options that we can view the emotes in larger size.
Thank you.21 votes -
Let artists show their Attributions on their about page! I’m super happy with emote attributions. But I’d love to have a panel on my about page or a new tab that allowed users to see all my emotes from across Twitch in one place! It would be amazing for streamers who are potentially looking for art to be able to see all the active channels who are using my art currently!
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Allow the Exclamation Point in Emote Names Allow the special character of exclamation point (!) and question mark (?) to be used in emote names. This would allow the emote to be used to trigger a bot command when the bot requires the ! to recognize the command.
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