In another few days or so, I plan to start streaming some game sessions on Twitch. I have a Twitch account now, which I've created like around 2-3 weeks ago after some encouragement from a friend of mine. I'll post a link to my Twitch page once I actually start streaming it.

I'm still deciding which game I want to stream. Right now, my top choice is The Pinball Arcade, which I will use to mostly test the stream to make sure it's actually working. I aim for at least 2-3 hours of gameplay time, per day, but this may vary. If this works, I might also want to start streaming other games as well, such as Team Fortress 2 and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. Previously, the only way people can see my gameplay is if I post that gameplay online.

I will be using Nvidia ShadowPlay's Twitch-streaming feature for Twitch-streaming functionality. If, for some reason, ShadowPlay sucks and my gameplay looks shit as a result, feel free to suggest me better alternatives.

I'm not sure if I want to use my low-quality mic to narrate my gameplay. This mic sucks, and I mainly use it only for voice-chatting in multiplayer.

Once my Twitch page becomes popular, I might eventually sign-up to become a Twitch partner myself. That should offset the recent failure of my Patreon page. (Remember that I'm doing this for my parents, too! =( It's not just for my personal gain.) For now, though, I'll focus more on entertaining my audience with my gaming antics. And that's what's more important, really: the ability to entertain my viewers. If I can make more people be entertained with my daily gaming sessions, I'll be happy.