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We are planning a few updates to subscription payloads, including this item.
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Hey! We have decided that it would be very interesting to have the ELSPA ratings on IGDB and we would like to add it in the near future. We we probably bundle a couple of new age ratings together and add it sometime next year.
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While I agree that duplicates can occur, that is a separate issue. This can happen with the original Sonic games where the 8-bit version of Sonic are ports of the Mega Drive/Genesis Sonic games as noted in this Twitch UserVoice: https://twitch.uservoice.com/forums/310210-discover/suggestions/45085204-twitch-category-name-collision
I believe this particular issue warrants some changes that Twitch must make should ported games be included in the category list. I do not think Twitch streamers want to go to IGDB to find the correct game title to stream and I do not see an issue with the way ported games are setup on IGDB.
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Now that users can have an artist badge in chat, I think this has traction to expand to other forms of community involvement such as developers.
The debate I can see right now is that should this be a per-channel basis like the way the artist badge is designed right now, or should this be a per-user basis for anyone who creates programs of any kind? For the former, the streamer already knows developers for their channel. For the latter, Twitch can reach out to communities who have already handpicked and curated well-known developers as well as continue to seek more developers.
The other thing to point out is what should it really mean when someone has a developer chat badge. There are many different interpretations. One could be an extension usage metric on channels. Another could be providing interactive overlays (excluding design). Another could be someone who does live coding streams. To some, some of those interpretations shouldn't be considered and to others, any of those interpretations and other interpretations could qualify them as a developer.
Regardless, I believe with some careful thoughts and planning of this, it would be really beneficial for the Twitch community as a whole.
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I have been wanting this feature implemented for about 5 years now. There have been times when watching streams where I would prefer to adjust the streamer's mic or the game's audio or stream alerts audio.
The biggest issue that I can see with Twitch being able to do this is that streamers can only use one audio track to stream to Twitch. If Twitch is capable of accepting multiple audio tracks for live streaming, this should be doable. I'm hoping that Twitch will find a way to implement this feature.