Support Youtubers

[Pinkywinky]

RoR supports the steamers on twitch, but how about doing something for the members which are releasing video content on Youtube, which is promoting RoR.

We are seeing videos, which is showing Warband open RvR, Solo game play and tutorial videos on classes and setups. All of which is helping to promote RoR

I can only imagine, how long it takes to edit and do some of the videos which we have been seeing of late.

I was thinking it be nice if RoR give back something to them, maybe a new title, mount, dyes or something else.

[Templa]

Overall bringing more attention to the server is a positive thing.

I would advise against offering rewards for streaming or creating videos. Such actions tend to cause division in the community. I "think" Ror currently does not give any commercial incentive to create content and i actually ike that. Because this means that the media that's getting created is purely made out of passion. And that's awesome! I miss this for many bigger MMORPG titles, so much content is made purely for monetary reasons or rewards.

We have the griffon mount that players can get rewarded with if one helps to fix stuff regarding the game/server.

[bw10]

I am against in game rewards for youtubers aswell. Above post summed it up nicely

[Aelteris]

Heck no.

[Omegus]

RoR supports the steamers on twitch...


...maybe a new title, mount, dyes or something else.

Are the RoR team giving out titles/mounts/dyes to twitch streamers?

[Martok]

RoR supports the steamers on twitch...

...maybe a new title, mount, dyes or something else.

Are the RoR team giving out titles/mounts/dyes to twitch streamers?

No, and as a multi-year streamer of the game I don't think they should. What they are doing, however, and have been for some time, is providing a notification on the official RoR Discord whenever one of the streamers goes live with the game. That is certainly beneficial, doesn't cost anyone anything, and doesn't show any preference for rewards available for one group of players over another.

As for Youtubers, a simple sticky thread on the forums listing the various Youtube pages would also be sufficient. Such a thread would serve as nothing more than simple information for the player base.

[Faction69]

They support the streamers because Twitch has an easily integrated method for doing so with drops.

Youtube does not.