#oneaday Day 615: Feedback needed

Hello everyone! Just a quickie today — can I please ask you to pop on over to this survey on MoeGamer about streaming possibilities and fill it out when you have a sec? Thank you.

I've been fiddling around a bit with OBS and Streamlabs today and figured out how to do things that people tend to expect from streams — most notably things like facecam and chat windows. I'd been holding off looking into this because I thought it was complicated, but it turns out it wasn't.

With that in mind, I'm interested in giving streaming a go at some point, but want to establish what it is that people might want to see, and what times might work for people. You lot, as my most generous, kindest, most lovely supporters, are the people whose opinions I value the most, so if you're the sort of person inclined to drop in on streams — or if you might drop in on a stream that I'm doing — then please take a couple of minutes to fill out the survey. It'll be really helpful for me to make some decisions.

Besides the time question, the other thing I'm interested in knowing is what people might want to see me stream. At the moment I have a sort of idle thought of two sessions a week — one Atari A to Z-themed, so looking through some classic (and not so classic) games on old Atari platforms (likely emulated for simplicity's sake); and one MoeGamer themed, covering more modern stuff or perhaps the things I'm playing to write about at any given time.

I was also toying with the idea of a "chillout and chat" sort of stream, where I play something that doesn't demand a ton of concentration on the viewer's part — Test Drive Unlimited and/or Microsoft Flight Simulator were the two main things I had in mind — where the main thing is to just hang out and talk about stuff rather than necessarily try to achieve anything specific in a game.

If you have any thoughts, please make them known, and I'll look further into getting this all set up and scheduled (well in advance — it'd be nice to have people actually turn up) once I've got a few responses from the survey.

Thank you in advance for your help!