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We'd like to invite you to the official GOG.COM Twitch channel this weekend where we're hosting a set of online games and competitions. Join us and have lots of fun!

Who?
3 teams - Team TableFlip, Team RageQuit, and Team HeadDesk with a special appearance of Jessie Cox.

What?
9 tournaments with one goal: to win fame and glory (and prizes!) in games like Worms Armageddon, Unreal Tournament 2004, Project Zomboid, gaming trivia, and more.

Where?
Follow the GOG Games 2020 on the dedicated event page and GOG.COM Twitch channel until August 16th.
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We also have a wonderful schedule here that adjusts automatically to your timezone:
http://j.mp/streaming_schedule
And if you click on the orange event spots it shows you who is participating in that event. :)
Post edited August 14, 2020 by Piranka
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tfishell: I hope there are some semi-big-name releases during this time :)
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wolfsite: Be a great way to reveal a new game by playing it during a Twitch event so I'm with you there.
*takes notes*
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Piranka: *takes notes*
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tfishell: I'll be honest, watching Twitch doesn't interest me personally, I'd rather watch highlights on YouTube or something. That said, maybe some sort of deals could be made where you show off "big-deal" releases some time before they release on GOG. Maybe there are reasons why GOG doesn't announce big-deal releases ahead of time - especially those high up on the wishlist or such as the recent Bethesda or Square Enix releases or Metro Exodus - (like Valve will proactively encourage devs or pubs to put them on sale on Steam or something? seems unlikely but I dunno), but if everything is signed and sealed and fixed up on a technical level, maybe like the day before the release, or just a few hours or an hour before, there could be a short reveal stream. Let people know ahead of time (like the day before the stream?) when to tune in; just, imo, try to only hype when appropriate (I assume you've been around long enough to know how to handle this ;), such as using the wishlist to gauge interest.

Or bring back EnigmaticHints on-stream in honor of TET ;)
Yeah, Twitch is not for everyone. I sometimes compare it with watching tennis. Some people love it, others don't.
Still, I hope that for those who are interested in these kinds of event we can provide some fun and distraction.
We're happy about everyone who decides to peek in.

Concerning releases: Whenever we can do a pre-release stream we're already doing it. Those are usually "Coming Soon" games though.

As Stream Team Coordinator I like the idea of presenting upcoming un-announced releases on our channel - of course. :D
But I'm not 100% sure that's a good idea.
I'm still adding to my notes of "things that would be cool".

I was a great fan of of the EnigmaticHints back then! And I had been thinking about them in relation to some other thing recently. It's funny that you're also bringing them up.
We're currently having a more or less regular VODcast on Saturdays but are also looking into other formats, so this is one more thing to go on my list.

Have a great weekend!
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ReynardFox: Regardless of my personal issues with Twitch, seeing GOG run a promo that requires signing in to a third party website (snip)
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Piranjade: You can watch all our Twitch streams without being signed into Twitch if that's what you meant.
Sorry, I answered with the wrong account there.
Post edited August 16, 2020 by Piranka
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Piranjade: Nah, it's not really a secret anywhere.
Hi,
I'm Piran Jade, Stream Team Coordinator for GOG.COM's Twitch channel. :)
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Orkhepaj: from germany
thought all gogs are from poland
If you check here you can even see a job opening in California:
https://www.gog.com/work
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Piranjade: I'm Piran Jade, Stream Team Coordinator for GOG.COM's Twitch channel. :)
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Berzerk2002: Don't forget to hightlight all of the GOG Games 2020 streams so Twitch doesn't delete them after 2 weeks.
First some sleep and then I'll get on to that.
It was great seeing you around btw.
Post edited August 17, 2020 by Piranka
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fr33kSh0w2012: Port them to bitchute or YT if you could please!
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Constantijn83: But it would be a nice idea to have them on Youtube or something, yes.
Hello!

As requested, the VODs are now available on youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCymif2zjxzBR46v7Gz-UbEg/videos
Enjoy!


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tfishell: I'll be honest, watching Twitch doesn't interest me personally, I'd rather watch highlights on YouTube or something. That said, maybe some sort of deals could be made where you show off "big-deal" releases some time before they release on GOG. Maybe there are reasons why GOG doesn't announce big-deal releases ahead of time - especially those high up on the wishlist or such as the recent Bethesda or Square Enix releases or Metro Exodus - (like Valve will proactively encourage devs or pubs to put them on sale on Steam or something? seems unlikely but I dunno), but if everything is signed and sealed and fixed up on a technical level, maybe like the day before the release, or just a few hours or an hour before, there could be a short reveal stream. Let people know ahead of time (like the day before the stream?) when to tune in; just, imo, try to only hype when appropriate (I assume you've been around long enough to know how to handle this ;), such as using the wishlist to gauge interest.
It's not a big release but we heard you and others in this thread and there will be a Sneak Preview Stream of an upcoming-but-not-yet-announced-on-GOG game today at 7pm CEST/1pm EDT/10am PDT.
Let's see how people like that. It's kind of a test balloon. :)