Shroud of the Avatar talks about the first phase of its streamer rewards program

    
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Shroud of the Avatar is keen to reward its streamers, so for those who are eager to join the game’s streamer rewards program and get those rewards, the most recent newsletter has some information that you’ll want to know.

The first phase of SOTA’s streamer rewards program is pretty simple overall: Interested broadcasters will need adhere to a ToS and community rules as well as reach out to Laney via in-game mail or in a private message on the forums with their character name and Twitch channel information. After that, included streamers will need to stream at least 10 hours of active SotA gameplay per month in order to be eligible for rewards and to continue accruing rewards, and must meet those minimums for 60 days after applying.

What sort of rewards, you might ask? Offerings will be added every six months as the program rolls on, but for now streamers will get a Streamer’s Cloak, a Streamer’s Camera, and a brand-new “Livestreaming” title. There are a couple of other details to note, so it may be worth the time of any potential applicants to read the full post.

Longtime MOP readers will know that Shroud of the Avatar is a controversial game in the MMO space. Kickstarted in 2013, the game and its original studio have been criticized for cuts, stunts, delays, corporate shenanigans, and neglecting SEC filings legally required by the game’s equity crowdfunding. Last year, Richard Garriott’s Portalarium sold off SOTA to its lead dev and all but exited the game. Press inquires have repeatedly been met with stonewalling and insults, and investors have been abandoned, but the game does still have players and is still being developed, as we continue to cover.
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