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Video game engines are software just like games that have their own category. By browsing a category of a given engine like Unity or UE, game devs can share their practical knowledge on the platform. In general, it would be easier to find other streams that are using similar workflows. By specifying the engine used in the category field where usually the game title goes, it would reduce the chance that the game development and game jam tags are misused for random gameplay streams.
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If you re-install Twitch Studio, you lose ALL of your settings. It would be nice if you could have your scenes back if you remove then reinstall the software.
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I was looking for those buttons today. A horizontal/vertical snapping to left/center/right or top/middle/bottom would be nice.
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Hey there!
Though we have not yet added support for multiple language tags, we have added more than 350 new options that we think may help out with this particular ask.
For more information, you can take a look at our blog post at https://blog.twitch.tv/en/2021/05/26/celebrate-yourself-and-your-community-with-350-new-tags/. Thank you for your feedback and ideas!
We will leave this topic open for now for further discussion around whether this meets the needs of the request.
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Paid boosts may put channels in a competitive position which implies that viewers of small channels with similar popularity can outbid each other to support their favorite creators. Since there are significantly more small channels on Twitch than big ones, the competition is higher for small streamers who often don't have stable financial support from their communities. A paywall may stop small channels from growing on the basis of the paying capacity of their viewers, and such a boost system reduces the odds for small streamers whose viewers are less likely to pay for a boost.