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Hello,
How’s everyone?I started customizing my channel and ran into a similar issue, so I didn’t want to open another ticket.
I prepared different emotes for Tier 1, 2, and 3, each with variants for the base badge, 2 months, 3 months, etc. All three sets use unique styles. This was my original approach before I realized that badge flair only applies to the same base Tier 1 badge (my mistake).
On one hand, I prefer my original approach. On the other, I could create slightly larger overlay layers for specific parts to cover the original badge and make it look like a new one. Still, having fully unique badges would be much better, especially since they could visually reflect how many months a viewer has subscribed at each tier (for example, if someone is subscribed for 2 years and 4 months at Tier 1 and then upgrades to Tier 3 the next month, does the current system show a 2.5-year Tier 3 badge?).
The second issue is the upload process. For emotes, we can upload a single square image and it’s automatically resized. Why do we need to manually resize badges for subscriptions, bits, and other assets? Could auto-resizing be applied here as well, so badges are uploaded once and resized automatically without needing to store the original image on your servers?
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I just lost a 38-day streak and had to start from 1 again, simply because the stream crashed.
There should be a system to detect when a stream crashes and, if the streamer resumes within a short timeframe (like 15–20 minutes), it should count as a continuous streak for viewers.
Why this matters:
Viewers who are loyal and return after a crash shouldn’t be penalized.
It’s frustrating to lose progress due to something outside the viewer’s or streamer’s control.
Even if this means some users could technically get a +2 bonus if they jump between a crashed stream and the restart, that’s a fair tradeoff for protecting streaks and engagement.
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It is great so many people think this way😄
The home page could be a good future if is separate from brawsing following channels and as soon as starts watching someone and minimises the video to go true to other tabs in the Twitch app so that the main video stays playing content without distraction. And videos /previews need to be played on demand.
The home as it is can be used until the viewer decides what to watch.PlayGame4Fun
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While submitting an appeal, we should be able to hear what the flagged audio is. Recently I’ve been using my own music created in GarageBand, but it’s possible that some game sounds were captured as well. Right now I don’t know exactly what I’m appealing. I have full rights to my music, but not to the game audio.