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Livestreaming Tab on the MCG Website

Chobski

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It seems a good idea. The issue is, CS:GO is evidently a category in itself on Twitch, MCSG is not, so how would we differentiate between general Minecraft and MCSG? Maybe it would be easier if the streams were in the media section, yet there would still need to be a way to check for MCGamer content. Possibly, only streamers with a certain amount of followers should be allowed to have this privilege and they would have to apply.

If this works then it would be brilliant publicity for MCSG streamers like yourself. Great idea :D
 

Vinyl

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This is the first idea I've ever seen that I've actually liked. I think the livestreaming page would be more like the osu! one: http://osu.ppy.sh/p/live

It's very easy to implement, and would be a great addition to the new website.
 

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As a Twitch.tv Livestreamer who does primarily MCSG, I wholeheartedly support this.
 

Mooclan

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You have anyone to talk talk to see what can be done?
As far as I'm aware, we just have to wait for the higher-ups to see it. Vanicle has already commented on it, so all I can really do is link it in our group chat and see.
 

thejambd

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As far as I'm aware, we just have to wait for the higher-ups to see it. Vanicle has already commented on it, so all I can really do is link it in our group chat and see.
My doubts are high, but it's worth a try :D (That rhymed- lyrical mastermind)
 

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