Panel - The 128 Bit Personality
summary
Panel lays out concrete tactics: use Twitch and YouTube for dev streams twice a week, run a Patreon and Kickstarter (one indie game raises funding then ships updates), moderate chat to shape community, and time posts around algorithm shifts (Twitter now weights likes). Examples: a media interview drove 3,000 followers in 10 minutes, another stream sustains ~24 engaged viewers. Projects mentioned include Catacomb Kids in early access and a Kickstarter-backed experimental game; authenticity plus consistency drives conversions.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00128-bit personality panel intro
- 1:02Panelists' roles
- 3:32Social media for gaming brand
- 5:38Visibility challenges online
- 7:02Social media shaping careers
- 8:25Authenticity vs professionalism
- 10:55Empathy and safety online
- 14:06Selling yourself genuinely
- 16:15Platforms' toxicity role
- 18:43Representation in the fighting game community
- 21:11Streaming for community
- 23:30Small community value
- 27:40Crowdfunding supporters
- 30:52Adapting to social media
- 35:26Advice for new creators
- 40:26Closing remarks
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