talking about the streamer games drama

Summary

Streamer Games, a competition event featuring eight teams of four players, is set for August 17th and 18th. Hosted by a Red Bull athlete, the event includes a mix of team and individual games, with a unique one-meter dash. Despite financial setbacks due to a lost sponsor, the event promises entertainment with top commentators and a pentathlon finale for the top teams. Viewers can watch the main broadcast or co-streamers' POVs, and support the event by purchasing tickets or new merchandise.

Takeaways

• 📅 Streamer Games is an event happening on August 17th and 18th, starting at 10:00 a.m. and ending at 7:00 p.m. each day.
• 🏆 The event features eight teams of four players competing in various games, similar to track and field events but with unique twists.
• 🎮 The teams include Offline TV, Podcast OTK, YouTube, Twitch, Fa Clan, 100 Thieves, and the host's team, Team Red Bull.
• 🤼‍♂️ The host is a Red Bull athlete and created the event to test his athletic abilities among other streamers.
• 📹 Streamers of all sizes are allowed to co-stream the event, react to it, or rebroadcast the feed.
• 📺 The event will be streamed on the host's YouTube channel (youtube.com/llive) and Twitch channel (twitch.tv/mogalmoves).
• 💸 The event is expected to lose money, contrary to a previous event that made $20,000.
• 🤝 The event had three major partners: Red Bull, Streamlabs, and Feasta, but the partnership with Feasta was amicably terminated.
• 🎟️ Tickets are available for those who want to attend in person in LA, with one-day tickets at $30 and two-day tickets at $50.
• 👕 There is a new merch drop to support the event, including a Mogul Athletics t-shirt, a water bottle, and a tote bag.
• 🏅 The event consists of 14 different events, six team events and eight individual events, with a final pentathlon to determine the overall winner.
• 📊 The top four teams after all events will compete in the pentathlon, with the fastest time winning a custom tungsten engraved Cube.

Q & A

What is the name of the event happening at Streamer Games?

The event is not explicitly named in the script, but it is a competitive gaming event organized by the speaker.

When is the event taking place?

The event is happening on August 17th and 18th.

What are the event's daily start and end times?

The event starts at 10:00 a.m. and ends at 7:00 p.m. each day.

How many teams and players are participating in the event?

There are eight teams, each consisting of four players.

What is the nature of the games being played at the event?

The games are a variety of competitive activities, similar to track and field events, but with a unique twist to avoid comparisons to traditional sports.

Which teams are participating in the event?

The teams participating include Offline TV, Podcast OTK, YouTube, Twitch, Fa Clan, 100 Thieves, and Team Red Bull.

Is co-streaming the event allowed for other streamers?

Yes, co-streaming is allowed for both big and small streamers, and they can react to or rebroadcast the event.

What platforms will the event be streamed on?

The event will be streamed on the organizer's YouTube channel (youtube.com/llive) and Twitch channel (twitch.tv/mogulmoves).

Is the event expected to make a profit?

No, the event is expected to lose money due to the loss of a major sponsor.

What merchandise is available to support the event?

Available merchandise includes a Mogul Athletics t-shirt, a water bottle, and a tote bag.

How does the individual event participation work?

Each team member must participate in at least two individual events, which are strategically chosen by the team.

What is the finale event called and what is the prize for winning it?

The finale event is called the pentathlon, and the winning team gets a Tungsten engraved Cube.

How many different events are there in total for the teams to compete in?

There are 14 different events, six of which are team events and eight are individual events.

What is the format of the finale event in terms of team order?

The teams compete in the pentathlon starting from the fourth place team, then third, second, and finally the first place team, with the fastest time winning.

How can viewers watch different perspectives of the event?

Viewers can watch different perspectives by tuning into various streamers who will be IRL streaming or vlogging their own POVs.