Streaming Deep Rock Galactic on Kick can be a blast, but as a streamer, your goal is to not only keep viewers watching but also to get them involved. Higher engagement means more Subs, Tips, Donations, and even potential Sponsorships. So let's dive into some killer ways to boost your stream's engagement using StreamAlive's interactive features. Trust me, these tools can turn your regular viewers into an active community that sticks around and supports you.

Put Your Viewers on the Map with Magic Maps

Start your stream by letting your viewers pin their location on Magic Maps. Imagine asking them, "Where on Hoxxes IV would you open your next mission? Or if we smashed open an alien egg, where on Earth would you run to?" This isn't just a map; it's a real-time connection with your audience. It makes them feel like a part of the action, no matter which alien-infested cave you’re exploring. Plus, you get to see where your fans are from, and maybe even shout out to your biggest fan from Norway or wherever!

Capture the Crowd's Opinion with Open-Ended Polls

Want to know why your Scout’s grapple is getting all the love, or which alien encounter gets their adrenaline pumping? Use Open-Ended Polls to dive into your chat’s thoughts. Let them throw in their opinions, and see the most popular ideas float to the top. Plus, it's a cool way to get ideas for future streams or content to try out!

Get Real-time Feedback with Live Polls

Use Power Polls to drop real-time questions to your audience. Ask them fun stuff like, “What’s the best dwarf class for a solo mission?” or “Which weapon upgrade would you rock?” These polls pop up in real time and let you know what your audience is thinking, keeping the stream interactive and engaging. It's such an easy way to stay connected and even discover some cool new combinations that you didn’t think of.

Spin to Win with the Winner Wheel

It's all about keeping the chat active, right? As you're blasting away aliens, some viewers might get a little too comfy and just watch. Get them typing with the Winner Wheel. Let your audience know that every comment gets them a shot at being randomly selected for a shout-out, a game code, or some other prize. It's a fun way to keep the energy up while you're fighting Glyphid Dreadnoughts.

Showcase Viewer Thoughts with Wonder Words

During your stream, encourage everyone to share in one or two words what they’re thinking with Wonder Words. Questions like, "What's your reaction when the ammo runs out?" or "One word to describe the Minehead biomes," are great to try. Their answers form a word cloud, showing what's on everyone's mind at once, and you can react live to viewer feedback. Plus, it’s a visual boost to the stream, something to keep viewers entertained while you’re drilling away resources.

Let the Choice Circle Decide

Indecisive about what mission or class to play next? Let your audience decide through the Choice Circle. Should you take on an Elimination mission or go all out with an Industrial Sabotage? Letting your viewers choose not only makes them a part of the stream but also keeps them sticking around to see what unfolds during the next mission. They'll feel like they’re right there with you, hacking away at power generators.