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So... instead of sleeping right after my 6hr Animal Crossing stream ended at 4am, I checked out other small streamers who were live playing Animal Crossing too.
I wanted to chat and interact with them, the same way my viewers helped me out when the stream was dead.
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I wanted to chat and interact with them, the same way my viewers helped me out when the stream was dead.
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After a lot of scrolling down, I stumbled upon this game dev streamer who only has 41 followers, with 5 people watching but no one was chatting.
So I decided to give her a follow, interact in chat, and check out what she had to offer, and boy was I glad I did.
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So I decided to give her a follow, interact in chat, and check out what she had to offer, and boy was I glad I did.
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I gave her the opportunity to talk about the 2D Stardew Valley themed game she was working on, and she even showed us some of the animal sprites she made from scratch!!
She sounded happy and I& #39;m glad I gave her an opportunity to talk about her passion, and know her more.
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She sounded happy and I& #39;m glad I gave her an opportunity to talk about her passion, and know her more.
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So guys: don& #39;t just lurk.
Say hi, give them an opportunity to interact with you because you& #39;ll never know who your next favorite streamer is gonna be if you won& #39;t give them the chance.
And now I can& #39;t wait for her game to be released in 5 years lol since she& #39;s doing it solo.
Say hi, give them an opportunity to interact with you because you& #39;ll never know who your next favorite streamer is gonna be if you won& #39;t give them the chance.
And now I can& #39;t wait for her game to be released in 5 years lol since she& #39;s doing it solo.
Oh wow i used opportunity a lot in this thread 
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