Between intense Tetris 99 matches, I read aloud a very important message that scrub players in any competitive game need to hear! I also share my latest anime glass art creation and I can’t believe how well it turned out!
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One of the big criticisms levied at OBS versus other broadcast software is that it doesn’t have the chat and event list built in. Having to look at different windows to see all of the information you need as a streamer is a nightmare, which oftentimes drives users to alternatives.
Some go to Streamlabs OBS, which does offer these features, as well as direct integration with Streamlabs alerts and overlays. While this is more than enough for some, its walled-garden approach gives it a much lower ceiling from a technical perspective if you really want to push your streams to the limit. I used to use StreamElements OBS Live, but recent hiccups in the software would cause my OBS to crash on start-up. Uninstalling it did the trick and I’ll never recommend it again.
So what does one do now? Well, there’s actually a very easy trick to add your chat, event lists, stats, or anything you can see in a web browser inside OBS! Best of all, you don’t need to install any intrusive software to make this work!
Desperate times call for desperate solutions! During the final stretch of Bowser’s Fury, I come up with some…outside-the-box solutions for getting some of the tougher Cat Shines in the game! We also discuss video games being adapted to board games (such as Stardew Valley) and my latest anime glass art!
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A star-studded cast of players joins me for this Rogue Company set! One of the biggest Rogue Company content creators DiehardGG gets paired with us for a match. Also, we squad up with the best Rogue Company player we’ve ever seen and they put up an absolutely mind-blowing performance!
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Even though the fights don’t matter during the beta, I made quite the run towards the top of the Guilty Gear -Strive- ladder! Did I make it to the very top?
OBS is the go-to broadcasting software for streamers. It’s incredibly powerful and it’s free. If you don’t already have it, grab it here! Putting together your first stream isn’t that difficult, but you can really take your stream to the next level with a few tidbits of advice you may have missed along your journey.
Here are my top 10 tips for streaming like a pro in OBS!
Actually, there are 11 tips, but “top 10” works better for SEO purposes and #11 might be the most important tip of all. Let’s get to the tips!
Happy Lunar New Year! We celebrate this joyous occasion by firing up Overwatch and working towards unlocking the latest Lunar New Year skin!
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Bowser is BIG mad! Corrupted by goop, Bowser Jr. turns to Mario in hopes that he can free Bowser from this demonic spell! During this session, I play both Super Mario 3D World and Bowser’s Fury!
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Love (and junk blocks) are in the air throughout this Valentine’s Day edition of Tetris 99! Between hotly-contested matches, we discover what our primary love language is, check out an alternative to diamond engagement rings, and showcase the latest in snacks!
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As is, OBS is an incredibly powerful tool for streaming. But you can really take your stream to the next level with an assortment of third-party plugins. Much of what I do on-stream is powered by third-party plugins that allow you to zoom into my face as math equations swirl around my head, censor my screen, and even blow the Poke Flute for a shot at a shiny Snorlax!
You can do all of this and more by implementing third-party plugins in your OBS setup. Here are some of my favourite third-party plugins for OBS!
In Third Person 