Creators & Livestreams
Any player can register their own stream (Twitch or YouTube) and appear to every player while they are live. On the other side, any player can see who is streaming right now and jump into the stream with one click. Do you stream your hunts? Register your stream and show it to the community.
The Lives button
The game's navigation has a Lives button. When someone is streaming, it gains a pulsing red badge with the total number of people watching at that moment, across all platforms. With nobody live, the button stays clean.
Clicking it opens the showcase panel, which shows:
- Per-platform totals: how many creators are live and how many viewers on Twitch and on YouTube.
- The stream list: stream thumbnail, channel name (the one from Twitch or YouTube, not the trainer name), stream title, viewers, and the link to watch (opens in a new tab).
- My streams: the registration form for your own broadcasts.
Streams are listed by audience, largest first.
Registering your stream
In the panel, paste your channel or stream link. Accepted formats:
| Platform | Accepted formats |
|---|---|
| Twitch | twitch.tv/yourchannel |
| YouTube | youtube.com/@yourchannel, youtube.com/channel/UC..., the stream link (youtube.com/watch?v=..., youtu.be/..., youtube.com/live/...) |
Rules:
- One stream per platform. If you stream on both Twitch and YouTube, register both: a new link from the same platform swaps that channel, and a link from the other one is added next to it. Both show up in the showcase at the same time when they are live.
- Registering the channel (rather than a specific video) is the better route: the game finds your current broadcast on its own, so you never need to re-register per stream.
- You can remove your registration at any time.
- A trainer name is required.
How the numbers update
The server is what queries the platforms, never your browser: the game does not accept audience numbers from the client. The data (live status, title, viewers and thumbnail) is cached and refreshed roughly every 2 minutes.
In practice: when you go live, you enter the showcase within a couple of minutes; when you end, you leave it on the same schedule. The panel also fetches fresh data every time it is opened.
Moderation
- Banned or suspended accounts cannot register streams and do not appear in the showcase.
- Shadowbanned accounts disappear from the showcase for other players, exactly as in chat.
- The administration can pull a stream from the showcase when the channel or the title breaks the rules. The stream disappears for other players, and you keep seeing your own card in grey, with the reason written on it. Fixed it? The "Fixed it — put it back on the showcase" button brings your stream back right away, with no waiting.
- The administration can also remove a registration. You get a notification with the reason, and the notice also stays in the Lives panel, reason included, until you click "Got it". After that, register another channel whenever you want.
- Insisting on what was already flagged leads to the account being blocked from registering: its streams are pulled and it cannot register again until an administrator unblocks it.
- The administration can disable stream registration entirely without taking the showcase down.
See also: Premium, Clans, friends and chat.