I am a small twitch streamer and recently I have been looking for some other servers to play to give my streams some variety. After looking for a while and not having much luck I remembered about CubeCraft a server I used to play a lot but had stopped playing. After getting on the server I noticed it was way less popular than I remember it back in the day so I decided to come to the forums and see if there was any information on what happened...
That was when I saw the "We're changing how we run CubeCraft!" post so I decided to check it out and in that post this sentence really stood out to me "As I'm sure a lot of you are aware: 2018 and 2019 were tough years for us. Our server shrank and with it our team, resources and ability to deliver the things that we all wanted to see happen." Which brings me to my suggestion:
1) It will help the server gain more players and give current players people to watch to keep them engaged in the community
2) The current Twitch requirements are extremely high:
4) The current content creators don't seem to be uploading CubeCraft content
5) It would help people discover the server because more content would be out there
What I think the requirements should be:
YouTube: Drop the required amount of subscribers down to at least 15K (I would recommend going lower until you have some active content creators), and drop the view requirement to 500 per video within a few days of release
Twitch: Drop the required amount of followers down to 2-5K (I would recommend 500-1000 until you have 2-3 active streamers) and drop the required viewer average to 10-20 (a pretty good amount on twitch)
I would also suggest adding a new requirement related to how many unique views the streamers get per stream (because this can help you determine how many new players they might bring)
Mixer: I am not super familiar with mixer but I would recommend dropping the follower requirement to 100-250 and the average viewers to 3 (I based this number off the total amount of viewers the entire game has ATM which is 852 with the top streamer having 184)
Other: I think for non Minecraft creators the requirements are pretty fair (because they probably wont upload/stream much) but could be lowered
That was when I saw the "We're changing how we run CubeCraft!" post so I decided to check it out and in that post this sentence really stood out to me "As I'm sure a lot of you are aware: 2018 and 2019 were tough years for us. Our server shrank and with it our team, resources and ability to deliver the things that we all wanted to see happen." Which brings me to my suggestion:
Can you guys maybe consider changing the content creator requirements
Here are my reasons I think you guys should change them:1) It will help the server gain more players and give current players people to watch to keep them engaged in the community
2) The current Twitch requirements are extremely high:
- There are currently only 19 streamers (in the Minecraft category) that have 150+ viewers (can't see what their average is)
- For a server trying to regrow it self targeting streamers with 10K+ followers might be a bit high
3) I have never seen anyone on the server with a content creator rank- For a server trying to regrow it self targeting streamers with 10K+ followers might be a bit high
4) The current content creators don't seem to be uploading CubeCraft content
5) It would help people discover the server because more content would be out there
What I think the requirements should be:
YouTube: Drop the required amount of subscribers down to at least 15K (I would recommend going lower until you have some active content creators), and drop the view requirement to 500 per video within a few days of release
Twitch: Drop the required amount of followers down to 2-5K (I would recommend 500-1000 until you have 2-3 active streamers) and drop the required viewer average to 10-20 (a pretty good amount on twitch)
I would also suggest adding a new requirement related to how many unique views the streamers get per stream (because this can help you determine how many new players they might bring)
Mixer: I am not super familiar with mixer but I would recommend dropping the follower requirement to 100-250 and the average viewers to 3 (I based this number off the total amount of viewers the entire game has ATM which is 852 with the top streamer having 184)
Other: I think for non Minecraft creators the requirements are pretty fair (because they probably wont upload/stream much) but could be lowered