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Back in June, we hos💙ted our first ever So You Think You Can Stream contest, sponsored by G-Fuel and Luminosity. We got to see a lot of talented individuals, and a couple of impeccably sexy faces 𝔉from ꦑthe jbsgame.community, compete to win $5,000. Not only was it a huge success, but it was also just a genuinely fun time for a lot of the folks involved.
Well, as soon as that contest drew to a close, we decided that we should make an even bigger and better one happen in the very near future. Starting on August 2, that contest will be und♎erway, an🐼d we hope to see as many folks from the jbsgame.community check it out!
After listening to a lot of audience and streamer feedback, we’ve decided to make a few changes to th🙈e format for our second con🌜test.
During the initial So You Think♋ You Can Stream contest, entrants had twenty minutes to demonstrate their talents as Twitch streamers to the jbsgame.community and Dreezy, one of our two resident streamers. They were then ranked both on skill and style points – essentially, how good they were at the game, and how entertaining they were.
From there, the top three, and a personal💃ity voted for by the community, b✱attled it out for that top spot.
Here’s a few of the changes🏅 that we&rsquo𓆉;ve made for our second contest:
First off, we’re cutting out the skill points category for voting. Folks will now be ranked entirely on how stylish they are. What cou🎃nts as stylish, you might be asking? That’s simple! It’s a measure of how entertaining you are. Are you adept at coming up with amusi𒀰ng puns on the spot? Do you have a kickass lighting setup? Are you just downright fun to chat with? These could all count towards those sweet, sweet style points.
Then the♒re’s a couple of changes to the tournament🧔 structure, itself.
For the first round in this tournament, entrants will have ten minutes to impress us (and Dreezy) with their personalities while they play any game of their choosing. Heck, even Old School RuneScape would be valid here. The one caveat is that the game must be appropriate to stream on Twitch. Apologies to anyone who wanted to stream Nekopara, but this means that you’ll need to uninstall that 18+ patch.
During the second round, there’ll be three ꦑjudges selected by Destructoid instead of just Dreezy. Only the top twelve contestants from round one will move over to this stage of the competition.
During both of t🌺hese rounds, community members will still be able to vote alongside Dreezy and the other judges and, like the initial tournament, results will be pooled to determine who moves on to the next round.
Community picks, too, will still be totally in effect. And neither Dreezy nor any other non-audience judge will 🅠be able to impact who moves on to that final round.
Oh, and I guess there is the most obvious change: the prize is now $10,000 instead of $5,000.
Alongside this wonderful cash prize, the winner will be fast-tracked to the top 32 during Luminosity Gaming’s upcoming Rising Stars tournament, where they can battle it out to win $100,000 and a one-year contract with these esports titans! This opportunity would have been offered as a prize to the winner of our previous So You Th🅷ink You Can Stream contest, RockyNoHands, but his per𒊎formance w🌊as just so impressive that he was signed up with the organisation pretty much immediately.
Published: Aug 24, 2020 07:00 pm