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If you have Alpha Two, you can download the game launcher here, and we encourage you to join us on our Official Discord Server for the most up to date testing news.
Big name streamer servers
Warrantyz
Member, Alpha One, Alpha Two, Early Alpha Two
I’m curious, would you rather play on a server with no big name streamers or one with big name streamers, and why?
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This was much more on-topic and entertaining than yours truly was expecting!
Ultimately, I don't give a crap if I'm on the same server as a streamer, or not. I probably won't purposefully avoid such servers, but definitely won't be seeking them out.
It would be ok.
I have nothing against streamers. I just don't want to minimize the server congestion I have to deal with.
I did joke in a past thread that a server with mandatory nudity would solve the issue(To be clear there is no nudity in Ashes to my knowledge). A suggestion that makes more since for Mortal Online 2, but I would gladly deal with a bunch of excess human anatomy over long load times...
This is my personal feedback, shared to help the game thrive in its niche.
On that note have they all been given free access to the earliest of alphas yet?
None. I think the whole "streamer" nonsense is way out of control and utterly pointless. Why people get off on watching other people play games, is beyond me.
Please do share that when the time comes! Could be a valuable resource!
I understand that gaming has evolved with the internet and in many ways it is great. Streamers definitely have potential in the industry to help build the community and bring out the best in people but unfortunately this is not often the case. I can't even stand the chat while watching the monthly livestreams from Intrepid. If that is who our community currently is, we have a long road ahead.
Once you make that google doc I would love a link to it!
Back in my day we .....
Assuming people don't consider such a list to be a form of Doxing I don't think I would have a issue sharing the list. If people are opposed to such a list being public I would consider doing a server "forecast" based on the numbers I came up with for "Server congestion", and leave it at that.
We got a few years out on this still, I just want to be able to make a good decision on what server to play on.
WOW Classic was a mess for my friends and me. We had to reroll on a new server at level 35ish because streamer congestion was so bad. We actually lost a friend in the process (Kind of funny, but true).
There is a lot to think about here. If such as list had a lot of eyes on it. The list could have the opposite effect. I am not 100% sure what I will do. These are tricky waters to navigate.
This is my personal feedback, shared to help the game thrive in its niche.
That said, the internet is full of unreasonable people.
It's not doxxing. I understand the caution that it might have an adverse effect, but I think the communities around many of the streamers we can expect to play the game are big enough that it's highly unlikely.
The annoying part comes from having to compete vs them when they have an entire 10 guilds setup from day 1. So it ruins the community progression of a server. So you gotta run in another direction than streamers goes in to be able to play the game legit.
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Who knew that steamer fanbases where Clerics with the spells Turn Undead and Toll the Dead. Life is a real RPG hahaha
You answered your question before you asked it.
Servers have a limit of around d 50,000 players in total. If 20% of that is a streamers community, and they move on from the game (which, since streamers make a living off of content, they will do) then you are left with a low population server.
Doxing is making private information public; it's quite public (or will be within minutes of streamers going live) what server streamers are on, so I can't imagine there being any legal issues with this.
As to having the opposite effect - nah. All the same information is available publicly, a sheet like this would just make it easier to find. People might avoid a/all streamer(s), or might flock to them. They might also ignore the sheet altogether (and the accuracy is dependent on the curator). IMO the sheet is unlikely to have *any* effect other than to save any viewers time - they're going to likely make the same decision they were going to make before seeing the sheet (avoid/flock).