Ways To Subscribe

This event week of streaming is all being done in a big push to reach the crazy milestone of 1500 Twitch subscribers (this time last year we did the same in a push to 1000 subs, with a push to 500 the year before). By subscribing you get all the usual benefits such as permanent place in the stream crew and emotes in the chat, but you also get much increased chances to win in the giveaways we’ll be doing. If you want to subscribe there are many ways to go about it:

• Subscribe for half price ($2.50) directly on Twitch - This is the standard way to subscribe and you'll be able to do it for half price this month if you do it on desktop (not mobile as Google/Apple take a cut so the price is higher). You can subscribe straight away with the link here: https://www.twitch.tv/products/broughy1322

• Subscribe using Amazon Prime - If you already have Amazon Prime (or Amazon Video) you can link your Twitch account to your Amazon account and get access to all the benefits of Twitch Prime. One of those benefits is a Twitch subscription to any channel, meaning you can subscribe without paying any extra over what you already pay for Amazon Prime.

• Subscribe for free using Amazon Prime - This is the same as above, but you can actually sign up for a free trial of Amazon Prime if you’ve never subscribed to it before. This gives you a month of Amazon Prime benefits, including Twitch Prime, for free, meaning you can basically subscribe on Twitch for no cost at all!

Of course it would be lovely if you want to continue subscribing after this (amazon prime users remember that unlike regular subscriptions, prime subscriptions don’t roll on month to month - you have to come back each month and manually subscribe) but you’re more than welcome to simply subscribe for just one month to get the extra entries and higher chances to win in the giveaways. Simply cancel anything you set up after you’ve subscribed. In terms of the actual mechanics of subscribing, all you have to do is click the “subscribe” button on the Broughy1322 Twitch page and you'll be presented with the available options. If you do this whilst the stream is live the notification will pop up and you’ll be thanked at the time as well! :)

Gift Subscriptions

Gift subscriptions are a feature where any user can give a Twitch sub to any other user, and sometimes to multiple at random in one go, up to 100 at a time. During September (and consequently this event week) if you have an active gift subscription you'll be able to extend your subscription for $2.50 too, so half of what it would normally cost. It's also worth remembering that gift subs can happen at any moment from generous users - if you're regularly in the streams watching/chatting you might get lucky and be chosen, even if you can't or don't want to subscribe yourself.

For those who may give out gift subscriptions, of course it would all help in this big push to 1500 subs and everything I say below about higher tier subs could quite easily be applied to gift subscriptions too (perhaps more so given it helps someone else in addition to just me). However I have never and will never expect gift subs - just like subscribing in the first place, it's absolutely never necessary. I'm just happy you're watching and enjoying!

Higher Tier Subscriptions

If you’re already subscribed on Twitch - thank you! Your consistent support is what has made this event week and push for 1500 subs even possible! If you want to do a bit extra to help reach that 1500 mark though there are a few options which involve higher sub tiers. I normally recommend against higher tiers because you don’t get as much benefit for your money, but if you’re thinking about putting in $5 worth of donations during the week anyway for example it might be better to increase your sub tier for a month instead.

• Tier 1 ($5) subscriptions are the equivalent of 1 sub point

• Tier 2 ($10) subscriptions are the equivalent of 2 sub points

• Tier 3 ($25) subscriptions are the equivalent of 6 sub points

What this means is that whilst standard (and twitch prime) subscriptions count as 1 subscriber as you’d expect, subscribing at the Tier 2 level actually counts as 2, and subscribing at the Tier 3 level counts as 6. So 100 people subscribing at Tier 3 would actually give a 600 sub count despite there being nowhere near 600 actual subscribers. You absolutely don’t have to increase your subscription amount, and I’d recommend reverting it back to standard after this week if you do, but I figured it was worth mentioning at least. Higher tier subs are also featured on the Wall Of Scumbags. Thanks for your continued support! <3