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The ghost trains are awful. Within the channels where I've seen them, the hype trains largely end during level 1 and then the streamer is apparently still penalized with a cooldown, preventing genuine hype trains from occurring.
Nobody in chat is excited for these, and because they're not being triggered organically by the known method, they feel arbitrary and less special. The increased frequency and resulting lower levels also means participants are less likely to unlock new emotes or set a channel record.
If chat activity, new follows, and clips (or whatever the ghost criteria are, who even knows?) don't contribute to the hype train's level, they shouldn't count toward initiating a train in the first place.
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Twitch has also apparently removed the ability to set custom icons for these effects??
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Allowing this in the configuration for each reward would be nice, since any individual channel may have a variety of reward types.
As with most other features, more configuration options would be welcome.
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I took a break from a lot of my favorite channels when Borderlands 3 launched, because the repeated overlay popup was insufferable.
The default should be for a hidden extension to remain hidden on all future visits to the same channel (even a Refresh currently brings the extension back), but there should also be a viewer setting to auto-hide the same extension when encountered on other channels.
Additionally, viewers should be able to set "auto-hide ALL extensions" as a persistent setting, and add exceptions on a per-extension/per-channel basis.
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Additional note:
Twitch has been experimenting with alternate Cheer options (a direct-pay tipping method with standard currency, without using Bits as a placeholder), and the FAQ for this system states:"Your community rewards are not changing (custom Cheermotes, Bits Badges, Leaderboards, Bits Rewards, etc.)"
but there's no mention of whether these direct contributions will count toward unlocking permanent Bit Emotes (they specify that it will *temporarily* unlock subscriber emotes for non-subscribed viewers, a feature that is already available through Channel Points)
Even if Bits are here to stay, the experimental direct-pay method would dilute their overall relevance and it would be even more necessary to reexamine how permanent emotes are unlocked.
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Hey everyone! Just wanted to pop in and let you all know we're rolling out Shoutouts starting today! You can learn more here: https://help.twitch.tv/s/article/shoutouts
Thank you all for your valued feedback, and please continue to leave your suggestions for Shoutouts below!An error occurred while saving the comment PogoFury
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As people have pointed out the stress of suddenly seeing a bunch of follow notifications in the activity feed:
Consider a separate type of activity feed notification for follows that come from the shoutout function (or follows that come from a user navigating from the shoutout to the channel and then Following within the channel, if that can be reliably tracked)."💜📢 [Viewername] followed you as a result of a Shoutout from [OtherStreamer]"
Why downgrade something that isn't broken?
Not only is it reprehensible to use generative tools to create category images to begin with, but it's especially tone-deaf and idiotic to do so for categories that center around creativity.
Users celebrate so much when Twitch reaches out and commissions actual art from actual artists on the platform. What is the point of flushing all that goodwill down the toilet with more ai slop?
The compositions themselves are also just plain less appealing than the images they replaced.