@_AvaJC_ Are you using presets for all your effects? Do you have a systemized way of identifying what effects need to go on which groups? The main thing is making everything systemized and already have an idea after cutting everything down for a roughcut so you can fine tune after.
@Sareniia If you’re not motivated and games are boring. Then its either depression or just not finding finding what you actually enjoy. However, when it comes to work/streaming, faking it is part of the work. This is where discipline plays an important role. Best of luck!!!
@sasi974cheese Kou Reirin is such an admirable person, and the character development from Shu Keigetsu is actually starting to show! Love the human aspects this show captures and our human nature to want to improve and sometimes our lack of ability or awareness to change ourselves initially.
If your concern is being friends with them, it may simply be a personality mismatch, and that’s perfectly fine. Friendship is a two-way street.
But if it’s strictly a collaboration or business relationship, learning to adapt to the person you’re working with is a skill that can be trained. It’s useful in friendships too.
@PuzalPooka It just depends on your hardware and internet plan. Just try it out and see how it goes.
Is it worth it if you can handle it? Yes, it’s such low effort work for a potential high return.
Most of the time in reality $15 will only get you a edited short.
But $15 is very limiting and would require you to provide the editor the source material already roughcut so they just need to do which editing to produce a finecut.
But choose what you feel is more difficult for you to do yourself. If you can do it, then do it yourself.
@AerinTira That’s completely fair. Being a comfy streamer doesn’t require flirting, what matters is creating the kind of atmosphere that feels authentic to you and setting boundaries that keep it comfortable.
It’s true that playing a niche game may temporarily lower your viewership, but it can also introduce you to a new audience especially if you collaborate with someone already established in that game’s community.
For example, if you wanted to play Slay the Spire, you could ask an experienced speedrunner to teach you or play the co-op with a friend thats also very entertaining. That gives the stream a clear hook/reason for people to watch instead of simply switching games and hoping your existing audience follows.
@KaroShinArts Most of the time its just someone trying to sell you something. If they really had feedback they would have given it immediately. I sent you some feedback in your dm if you wanted some actual feedback no strings attached.