Re: [FEEDBACK] - Twitch Drops event
Posted: Wed Sep 09, 2020 8:54 am
Hello all, thank you for stopping by my stream during the event. I met many of you and had a great time. This is a collection of the conversations I had with chat over the event.
1. Rewards:
- Where the rewards fair?
Overall my chat seemed happy with what they got, though one the second and third day it was uncertain if 1) RNG drops would work after the 40 hours or 2) who needed what left. I reached out but didn't hear back till after the end of the third day. There also was some frustration that I didn't know the secret drops as if I was holding out when in reality I just wasn't told. In the future perhaps just let everyone know?
There were some conversations around a trophy for the events, the couple times it was brought up it sounded like people wanted to celebrate the events which I thought was cool.
People liked the dyes but wished they got more of the color they wanted vs the box
- Is the RNG fair? We're talking about intended rare rewards.
I understand from reading the forums after the event that the timers were still going on, I think this type of info should have been shared with all streamers, assuming some of them knew and others didn't but I checked with Zombie and a couple others as we must have missed the discord message so I apologize if it was presented and I missed it.
- Would a Bind on Pickup (BoP) system suit you for the rewards? They won't be sellable anymore and you might get stuck with them.
Not sure it would matter, seemed most people were after the pet, mount and what ever secret stuff was alluded to on the forums.. most of those are BoP already.
2. Hours required:
- Where the hours required fair?
- Which method pleased you more: Watching 1 streamer or watch any/multiple streamers?
3. Quests:
- Were the quests engaging/new/challenging?
The RNG of the quests meant the chance people in my stream having it wasn't as high so we didn't get to a point where people were that interested in it. The SC one was short sweet but wasn't in my opinion a community driving event. The main RVR track would have been interesting, also promoting the streamers working together.
There was talk about what could be done to improve the new player experience, we figured as you move forward with this, one of your main goals is to pull streamers from other MMO communities to increase the viewership on the server as a whole. Giving the streamers the ability to start / share newbie quests that they could work on together and quickly get to level 16 so they could join the larger wars would improve the likelihood people stuck around. Some of the stream times for the evening US streamers were dead in t1 so helping my community level meant SCs for hours...
- Were the quests' rewards fair?
N/A
- Were the quests too long/too short?
N/A
4. Streamers:
- Do you think there were a lot of streamers? Is it bad/good?
That NicAtNight guy, let me tell ya... In all honesty I actually thought the streaming community was great and very inviting. I enjoyed working with them and look forward to the collaboration in plans...
- Was the streamer's quest item annoying?
- Did you have any issue with a streamer (do not write any names)?
No issue but several of us did feel bad about the chunky raids/hosts. As mentioned there was not a lot of organic movement of viewers so it was hard to pass the love around.
- Have you watched more than one streamer?
- Have you met new streamers? Yep, I think the next go around there will likely be more collaboration between the streamers to help alleviate some of the long nights and make sure we do a better job of making sure everyone gets a chance to be highlighted.
Again thanks for a great opportunity and great weekend, will be seeing you all on the battlefield!
-NicAtNight
1. Rewards:
- Where the rewards fair?
Overall my chat seemed happy with what they got, though one the second and third day it was uncertain if 1) RNG drops would work after the 40 hours or 2) who needed what left. I reached out but didn't hear back till after the end of the third day. There also was some frustration that I didn't know the secret drops as if I was holding out when in reality I just wasn't told. In the future perhaps just let everyone know?
There were some conversations around a trophy for the events, the couple times it was brought up it sounded like people wanted to celebrate the events which I thought was cool.
People liked the dyes but wished they got more of the color they wanted vs the box
- Is the RNG fair? We're talking about intended rare rewards.
I understand from reading the forums after the event that the timers were still going on, I think this type of info should have been shared with all streamers, assuming some of them knew and others didn't but I checked with Zombie and a couple others as we must have missed the discord message so I apologize if it was presented and I missed it.
- Would a Bind on Pickup (BoP) system suit you for the rewards? They won't be sellable anymore and you might get stuck with them.
Not sure it would matter, seemed most people were after the pet, mount and what ever secret stuff was alluded to on the forums.. most of those are BoP already.
2. Hours required:
- Where the hours required fair?
- Which method pleased you more: Watching 1 streamer or watch any/multiple streamers?
3. Quests:
- Were the quests engaging/new/challenging?
The RNG of the quests meant the chance people in my stream having it wasn't as high so we didn't get to a point where people were that interested in it. The SC one was short sweet but wasn't in my opinion a community driving event. The main RVR track would have been interesting, also promoting the streamers working together.
There was talk about what could be done to improve the new player experience, we figured as you move forward with this, one of your main goals is to pull streamers from other MMO communities to increase the viewership on the server as a whole. Giving the streamers the ability to start / share newbie quests that they could work on together and quickly get to level 16 so they could join the larger wars would improve the likelihood people stuck around. Some of the stream times for the evening US streamers were dead in t1 so helping my community level meant SCs for hours...
- Were the quests' rewards fair?
N/A
- Were the quests too long/too short?
N/A
4. Streamers:
- Do you think there were a lot of streamers? Is it bad/good?
That NicAtNight guy, let me tell ya... In all honesty I actually thought the streaming community was great and very inviting. I enjoyed working with them and look forward to the collaboration in plans...
- Was the streamer's quest item annoying?
- Did you have any issue with a streamer (do not write any names)?
No issue but several of us did feel bad about the chunky raids/hosts. As mentioned there was not a lot of organic movement of viewers so it was hard to pass the love around.
- Have you watched more than one streamer?
- Have you met new streamers? Yep, I think the next go around there will likely be more collaboration between the streamers to help alleviate some of the long nights and make sure we do a better job of making sure everyone gets a chance to be highlighted.
Again thanks for a great opportunity and great weekend, will be seeing you all on the battlefield!
-NicAtNight