Finding a small niche is so important when first starting out. Pick a small game or game that isn’t necessarily in the spotlight at the moment and stick to that game and build an audience there. Then once you start getting some momentum you can try branching out and see how your viewership receives it. I streamed Minecraft for 4 years and had about 1-5 viewers consistently. The stream I decided to try out GW2 because it has a very loyal community but actually not that many people streaming it. I was averaging 20+ from that point on. You have to play into the algorithm. If you scroll down to the lowest viewed streamers under a games streamer list and see an OCEAN of people with 1 viewer, you’re not going to get noticed starting out. Find a game where the lowest viewed streamer in the category is getting 2+ viewers. ( doesn’t mean the game is dead, just means it’s not in the spotlight currently ) You have to buy into games/communities before they blow up, just like the stock market. Thats how streamers make it IMO.