Hi Kafka! I’m Crisp-Purpose on YouTube and I was told your the person to contact regarding the possibility of getting redeem codes! I’m a gems of war YouTuber that livestreams daily for 4 hours playing gems of war! I also showcase Explore teams,PVP teams, Guild wars teams as well a series called Viability Ranking in which I rank troops as they are added to the game each week! I would like to be able to give a redeem code to viewers whenever I livestream! I was told to contact you by 3 viewers that usually stop by my livestreams Genki Colleen, Isabel Archer and Cookie! Hopefully you know who they are based on those names lol! Please let me know if this is possible!
I wouldn’t bet on the Customer Experience team visiting the Community Content section often. If you don’t get any response, maybe open a ticket here, category “Game questions”.
Wouldn’t be the game experience, that you can share with your viewers, be much more authentic, if you did not receive free bonus stuff beyond what regular players get?
Also, promoting a game and getting things of monetary value in return sounds pretty much like paid advertisement.
Redeem codes is free stuff for the viewers, not free stuff for the streamer.
Well, yes, that sort of sums up the idea. The streamer gets some goodies to attract more viewers with, the company providing the goodies gets their product promoted in a positive way. The usual strings apply, no company wants to pay you for bad publicity, so there may be topics important to viewers you might no longer be able to stream about without getting into trouble.
As it was already explained, the codes aren’t a bonus for crisp but for his viewers. And they only start to give them out to people who already promote the game on their own, like Tacet or Genki.
Giving him codes to give out would be nice for everyone - Crisp, his viewers, and the company.
Crisp is always looking out for his subscribers in the GOW community. As a newer player I love watching streams to learn new things regarding the game & redeem codes would be appreciated.
It’s a fair point, though, isn’t it? The internet has a long memory, too, so imagine if there’s worse out there.
He’s asking to be one of the public faces of GoW, but writes comments that would get him a ban on here. The smart move would be not to engage, just like the Devs do here, let the player vent and move on.
Right?? I totally agree! The fact he went all the way back to the post…yikes. But the messed up part is that he didn’t even screenshot the whole conversation
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The internet can’t stop being the internet (I like that saying by the way). To be annoyed is human. 