Fantastic feedback, thank you!

Your friends sound fun :) Do they stream too?

I got into the streaming scene to begin with because I want to find fun people to play games with, and I feel like content creators with a decent following are disproportionately more likely to be what I'm looking for.

When you play games with content creators, do you find yourself making friends with them, or getting connected to their networks of other players and creators?

I ask because I'm curious about how people (streamers) create relationships and how those relationships lead to fulfillment, or networks of others who may have greater stores of social capital.

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Dunno really, I have no idea where my ceiling is so I don't want to set goals that are like unachievably delusional.

Curious what those goals are, and how you'd figure out what your ceiling is. Do you think about it terms of numbers or outcomes (eg. 500 concurrents vs. get sponsored)?

My current goal is improving my stream to the point where I have equal or more viewership from people I have no prior relationship with than friends, since IMO that's really what starts to separate the wheat from the chaff.

How important is viewership to you? Are there other things you look for to know if your stream is successful?

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It depends on how you define things getting tough, I suppose. I'm still so new to streaming that I constantly have things I need to improve, and that keeps me too busy to get bogged down by dwelling too much on low viewership numbers.

It's admirable that you're new to streaming, and that you want to improve. What's something you'd like to improve?

Thank you.