If you haven't noticed, I've started making a much more concerted effort to actually maintain a stream schedule and post regular content to YouTube; I know that I'm capable of great heights in Hearthstone, having reached Legend rank and staying in the top 100 for North America until hours before rank reset, and I want to start bringing what I know to you guys.
So, with those efforts, I've started to see initial movement and gains; some of you regular followers have been with me nightly as I battle through the tabletops of Azeroth and, having enjoyed the content, followed the channel to be able to check back in on ol' Shoc here when I go back online.
I like knowing that you guys enjoy the content; since I don't get many other metrics, my follow number on Twitch is about the closest thing I can get to an indication of how I'm doing. So, I'm pleased that I've crossed the 40 follower threshold on my Shoc Twitch Channel.
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| VERY NICE! |
But...
I'm not satisfied.
So here's my challenge/guarantee. If I can get to 50 Twitch followers by Monday night, 17 March, before I start streaming at 10:30, I'm going to do a "Random Arena Run"; what this means is, I'm going to have an RNG make every selection in the arena (starting with and including the character selection). Then, I will run through that entire draft on stream starting promptly at 10:30.
Should be ridiculous, and I'm fairly certain it'll be the first time I play such hits as Wisp, Angry Chicken, and Sacrificial Pact (because obviously, the RNG will select the worst class possible).
We always complain about RNG having too big of a factor in our games; I say screw that, let's get more RNG.
Who's with me?
Hopefully about 50 of you (at least).
For those of you who get this link and might be thinking about following, here's what I stream:
- New Brews (Like the Shieldbearer Warrior Aggro list I've been toying with on stream)
- Arena Runs almost nightly
- Analysis of high ranked play
- and much more when I get used to doing the nightly stream.
I'd love to have you come out and check out the stream; if you do, there's even a fun little arena run coming.
See you all on the tabletops of Azeroth!
Michael "Shoc" Martin
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