KremePuff

More describing their plays and the board state. I think many more viewers than we would like to admit are passively enjoying the stream rather than actively watching the screen.

Complaining about their luck when they are in top legend while a good portion of their viewers may never have even hit legend.

If I’m going to watch, I’d like to learn something so talking through plays is a big plus for me. Also positivity. It it gets salty, I prefer not to watch. It’s ok to get frustrated though.

^if I'm watching I either A) enjoy you as a person and want to support B) learning and "playing" with you, I generally view it like coaching. I want to hear what your reasoning is and feel like I'm growing as a player too

+: what Blisterguy said. Rare exception: @MegaMogwai's LoR streams. His in-game silence and focus build up the tension, pull you in; it's riveting. -: Non-game music. It's rarely subtle enough for me not to find it distracting / intrusive. Plus, it often results in muted VODs.

Thanks for the kind words man, really motivating. I do want to improve my interactivity while streaming, but sometimes it can be hard for me since i'm rather limited at multi-tasking haha