Agree wholeheartedly. Another note to add to in this instance; as he is a known regular participant in this event and he also requires oxygen from time to time and utilises a tank - positioning him on the far end of the stage right next to a loud speaker is appalling. It takes up even more energy for his team and stream to even hear him that he has to shout into his mic for the 2-3ish hour event making him breathless and just causing undue stress overall before the event has even begun.
Whoever is in charge of stage management and logistics needs to be either informed and/or given the tools to be able to provide better accessibility for him and any other disabled streamers so that they are in no more of a disadvantage during a competitive event than any other able-bodied individual.
Agree wholeheartedly. Another note to add to in this instance; as he is a known regular participant in this event and he also requires oxygen from time to time and utilises a tank - positioning him on the far end of the stage right next to a loud speaker is appalling. It takes up even more energy for his team and stream to even hear him that he has to shout into his mic for the 2-3ish hour event making him breathless and just causing undue stress overall before the event has even begun.
Whoever is in charge of stage management and logistics needs to be either informed and/or given the tools to be able to provide better accessibility for him and any other disabled streamers so that they are in no more of a disadvantage during a competitive event than any other able-bodied individual.