"darrenfroggy;c-17307379" wrote:
"PlanetSixam;c-17307302" wrote:
@Scobre No one is suggesting that the gurus be handed over scripts to learn word for word, don't take it so literally.
We're asking for better content structure, which can be easily done for both YouTube and Twitch. The gurus could have a print out in front of them, with a list of key things that need to be showcased. Something like this would only act as a guide or pointer (not tell them what to say) so that the gurus don't miss anything out and don't end up saying "what should we show next?" during the stream.
The stream did not have a natural feel at all - it simply felt awkward due to the lack of preparation.
It definitely seemed very improvised.
Or rather, like the two who were supposed to run the stream had things ready (at least Azure did) but they weren't given the control they thought they would have.
It's a bummer that they didn't switch up with the game, we'd likely get a better viewing experience if the ones who set up the households were actually playing them.
Absolutely agree with this! I just about screamed at my laptop when Simguru Azure had to tell her which mouse button... "no the left"
oh just give her the keyboard and mouse already so she can explain it! I'm sure the one with the keyboard is a very lovely person, but they really could and likely should have gone ahead without her. I feel like she slowed things down and broke the momentum on more than one occasion. I literally went to not wanting the game at all after this stream and I saw other simmers wanting money back for their pre-orders and this just isn't the reaction you want people to have when you're trying to sell them something.
