I personally don't agree with this. As a PR I will take the time to look at your channel to see what type of games you like, stream and the community you build around that. I do not see being a verity streamer or using the word "variety" as hurting yourself or your prospects.https://twitter.com/WillJPowers/status/1095379882823970816 …
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This! Influencing a variety crew is much harder than selling it to an already dedicated niche group! Also, take it from us streamers who focus on 1-2 game series only, from a business standpoint it can be super limiting for growth and exposure! Both types have their benefits.
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I hear this a lot from streamers. There is a lot of pressure to either A) play whats popular or B) specialise. It can feel limiting when your tastes are varied and you desire to branch out. It's hard enough growing a channel/community without also feeling boxed in creatively
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Same. I used to get it all the time "I would never have heard of/considered this game if you hadn't played it/talked about it". That is the power a variety streamer/channel that has a community that has grown with them.
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exactly this, and likewise I wouldn't have played some games without being approached by PR or my audience with suggestions because I'm variety. We may not get the mass following that a single game can give, but I'll trade that in for enjoying myself with my community any day.
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