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  1. Unlock each emote as the level is beaten rather than the highest emote from the train.

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    365 comments  ·  Badges/Emotes » Hype Train Emotes  ·  Admin →
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  2. Create a global emote called "Goblins".

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    475 comments  ·  Badges/Emotes » Global Emotes  ·  Admin →
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  3. volume normalization

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    7 comments  ·  Video Performance » Playback Feedback  ·  Admin →
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    Having a maximum decibel setting integrated into the Twitch video player would help when moving between channels. As most know, the volume difference between streamers can be enormous. Who hasn't loaded up a channel and had their ears blasted? This setting would cap the output on volume to help decrease the chances of "RIP ears" in chat.