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This would be a ton of fun! Maybe have an option to let the streamer set the list of potential /scatter targets (to do actual team wide raids), I want to know Im sending my community to safe harbors (or at least people I like)
Or even just some tag- or viewer count-based filters for potential landing places. Dont wanna get too crazy up in here
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I'm having a hard time thinking odfthe use case for the new VIP badge with the way it is veing implemented. Many streamers I follow would insist that all of their viewers are VIPs. Even if you are thr type of streamer who thinks that's oversentamental and cheesy, Im not sure having a single badge with the same single title is the best way to tab community members who deserve recognition.
Even the examples given in the announcement would benefit from more flexibility. What sounds better: "You always bring energy to chat, have a VIP badge" or "You always bring energy to chat, heres a badge promoting you to Vice President of Chatroom Hype Operations". Just in the small group of stteamers I watch, I can think of a few badge titles more useful than "VIP":
"I won a giveaway and all I won is this" badge.
"The List"
"King/Queen of Puns"
"Whisper Buddies" (our communitys way of giving chatters someone to talk to about spoilers instead of spoiling streamer/chat)
"Double Showcase Winner"
"I Actually Won More Than A Quarter In Deal Or No Deal"
"Speedrunner/Commentator" for speedrunning marathons to designate, well, speedrunners/commentators or even previous tourney champions
I just feel like only having "VIP" badges, at best, means you're almost but not quite highlighting what someone dies foe the community, and ar worse it leaves people left out and begging for or oitright demanding a badge.