Mi idea es que se puedan editar los puntos de canal, y eso me refiero a la cantidad recibida.

Por ejemplo cuando das follow, normalmente da 200 puntos de canal por seguir al streamer, pero me gustaría que eso se pueda editar, como que al dar follow puedas hacer que los espectadores reciban 500 puntos.

O que los subs al suscribirse puedas darle 10000 puntos por hacerlo.

También la cantidad de puntos de canal, osea modificar el tiempo que debemos estar viendo el stream para que nos den puntos y también poder modificar esos puntos.

Lo que estoy diciendo lo saque del bot streamelements, el cual tiene esas opciones configurables

La verdad creo que estaría bien que algunos streamers le den recompensas más altas a los espectadores, para que estén más tiempo viendo los streamsby disfrutando del contenido

Espero que me hayan entendido y enviaría una imagen de a que me refiero pero no tengo una forma para enviarlo, espero tomen en cuenta mi sugerencia

Atte: mistermistery13

Mods should have the ability to create a prediction and use their channel points to start it with points already in the pool to encourage the participation from chat. As it is now a mod has to bet on it to add any points and they can obviously only bet on one side. This has come up many times in smaller streams that I mod for where only one person or only one side gets bet on (example win/lose and everyone picks win) the result is no gain or all lose. My make shift "fix" is to bet against them but then the mod/mods are taking points from the chat. This should be a simple and easy fix/addition. Once a mod starts to make a prediction before it goes live have an option to make a starting pool of points from their own points. Also for the streamer they should be able to add to the starting pool at any time and with out having the points already earned.

When making a channel points reward I think it would be useful to be able to add a little box that the person redeeming it has to "tick" before posting/redeeming the "channel points reward". It would be custom, I.E when the broadcaster (who creates the reward) can add any text that they want to be "agreed upon" by the person redeeming the award - should of course not be too long however.

I thought of this idea as I realized that people didn't read the description of the "guide the raid" reward and kept suggesting to raid people who's got "followers only chat" despite the description stating that we won't raid those. So in that instance it would be used as a way to make sure that the person redeeming "guide the raid" can't have missed the fact that we won't raid streamers with "followers only chat" (because they'll have to tick a box saying that "this streamer doesn't have followers only chat", or something like that.

This feature could be used for other things as well of course, it's simply there as an extra option in the menu for when you're creating the rewards.

So I'm no expert in this sort of thing, so don't crucify me if there's any big problems with the idea but.

Would there be any scope in making channel points more valuable, so that you could spend them on actual things - perhaps even a twitch browser shop where you could buy various cosmetics to enhance your name or badges, emotes too, or directly support your favourite streamers by buying products they offer with channel points too.

I see this as having benefits for all parties, that's streamers, twitch and viewers too.

Streamers would have more concurrent viewers because people would be grinding channel points, twitch could take a cut from any items sold in the shop via channel points, and viewers would get cool items or cosmetics as a reward for their dedicated viewing.

As an avid user of twitch I get quite addicted to watching my channel points go up as I invest time into hanging out on my favourite streams.

I would have thought you'd have to limit predictions in some way as that can massive inflate people's points, or dump them, so there would be ways to abuse that if you wanted to. A reset, or a "fresh start" of channel points would also probably be needed if you wanted to participate in the system, you could just have it as a setting on a twitch user's profile such as "display all time channel points / v.2 channel points). I've specified that part because I'm sure a lot of people are proud of their current channel points and wouldn't want to see them wiped. Without the new era of channel points people, or day I say, bots that had already accumulated thousands of channel points over the years could dominate the shop with purchases.

For this to actually have a monetary value would it be possible to make channel points a crypto currency? You could grind a small amount by watching, but by predictions and spending your own money in the shop you could boost your points if you wanted too. I really don't know enough about crypto to speculate further about that, but just an idea. I'm sure twitch could have advertisements on the shop too.

Anyway, thanks for reading, all feedback is welcome.

As a streamer I often miss places and redemptions for channel points while im fighting a boss. But I never miss a follow, subscribe, raids or bits because I have loud alerts to tell me when it happens. I think all streamers could appreciate the option to set a short sound alert for each channel point in the channel point edit selection. Like a box you can check to add an alert to that specific reward redemption so streamers dont have to go way back in chat or in the feed to look for them or in my case remind me because I missed it.

The Reward Selection Popup is way too narrow to provide an overview of existing Rewards. On channel without Sub, I am able to see 3 in a row and 2 rows in total (with a minor cut already on the bottom). With a sub on a channel, the lower row is not readable anymore.

My suggestion is to
a) make the popup simply bigger / higher. I've selected it, my intention is to view it, so make it viewable.
b) make the popup resizable. There is no need to "find the perfect height" now. Let each change it to their liking. It does not have to be remembered, but it would be a plus.