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It's $1000. Better get to practicing, folks

First of, the whole 12 hour stream may or may not happen - but it will happen to a certain degree.

As some of you may know, Aimstrong, Sandland and I are all from Denmark, and we've decided to meet up this Friday to play some games together - all night!
We aren't currently 100% what we'll do exactly, but there'll of course be some Company of Heroes involved. We might end up with some 1v1s between us with the 3rd one commentating or something - we'll figure it out!

This is simply a post to make you aware this is going to happen, and it might be worth your while to check for our stream(s) this coming Friday night. Again, we've just agreed upon meeting up with some computers and we're going to take it from there, but hopefully we'll be able to give everyone who tunes in a good time with some good old Company of Heroes play!

I'll either update this post or make a new one once we've decided more precisely what we're going to be doing, but the plan is to have a 12 hour stream going with possibly a webcam portraying us all!


I'll try to keep this thread updated with information regarding this. I'll be doing the same here

Whoever is top of the league at the end of the season gets crowned as Champions.

I just don't get why you would crown someone as the All-Time vCoH Champ when the majority of potential "champions" no longer play the game.
They'll only be the ones to spam the most games within a time-period where the best players didn't really play any games.

The All-Time Champion should be the one who has been/was/is the best CoH player over a significant time-period. This isn't a significant time-period.

Pretty much what Marcus said, yes.

Besides, whenever someone doesn't stream CoH - and said person's main viewerbase originates from CoH2.org or GR.org - you'll likely have less viewers.
As such it's quite easy for viewers to filter non-CoH broadcasts from CoH-broadcasts (high viewer count = CoH - low viewer count = Non-CoH OR new streamer)
This is of course a of a black-and-white statement, but I find it to be fairly true.
Take HelpingHans for an example. If he streams CoH he'll probably have 70+ viewers or so. If he doesn't, it's more than halfed (from what I've noticed).

Oh, and you can see what a person's broadcasting by just hovering your mouse over the name on the cast-list.

TL;DR: Just ignore him, there are really no issues with it.


Of course it would be a bit silly if you got your stream on this page and didn't stream CoH at all, but if you've done it just once or so I don't see any problems at all with streaming other games (I do it myself).