JorbStream 20180831, 18:00 UTC

[jorb]

It's time.

Thus: JorbStream on Friday, August 31st, 18:00 UTC.

Catch you there!

http://www.twitch.tv/bruderbohne

Let me know what you'd like to see!

EDIT: YouTube upload: https://youtu.be/TYP3tgSY1SA

[wonder-ass]

it would be interesting to see how you do your work on stream, like creating an item!

p.s. i would like to see where you get your hat ideas from too

[Zentetsuken]

get loftar to come on with you so we can nag him about client rewrite for the full 2 hours please

[Try∞]

Oh yea guys Dead Frontier 2 will be released on steam on August 31st as well. I think around 10am UTC+1 UK time zone, well aparantly, but will see for sure on that date.
By the way it's a horror zombie survival free to play mmorpg.

[neeco]

get loftar to come on with you so we can nag him about client rewrite for the full 2 hours please

[Reyajh]

A couple streams ago someone asked if you could show us the map generator. The stream where you were doing the skeletons... Would love to see something like that.

[shubla]

One day of the month when I am completely disconnected from the internet is the day jorb decides to stream.

[Granger]

One day of the month when I am completely disconnected from the internet is the day jorb decides to stream.

Welcome to the club. But at least I can, when watching the replay, fast forward over him running into the wilderness to fetch resources while already having a filled inventory (sorry jorb my friend, your base building triggers my OCD).
Plus YouTube is able to deliver the stream in non stuttering, twitch isn't (at least for me).

[shubla]

YouTube is able to deliver the stream in non stuttering, twitch isn't (at least for me).

I guess it is because of jorbs encoding settings.
Without partnership/with small streams twitch does not really do server side encoding that much, if at all, I think.
I guess that there are some instructions for encoding settings that one should use for twitch. I guess that if jorb encodes with the same computer as HnH runs on, there maybe occasional spikes in CPU that cause stuttering in the stream, as encoding does not get enough cpu time.

Youtube encodes all of their videos to work well on all devices.

[rhzk]

One day of the month when I am completely disconnected from the internet is the day jorb decides to stream.

Welcome to the club. But at least I can, when watching the replay, fast forward over him running into the wilderness to fetch resources while already having a filled inventory (sorry jorb my friend, your base building triggers my OCD).
Plus YouTube is able to deliver the stream in non stuttering, twitch isn't (at least for me).