Announcing your games, let alone setting up a schedule to clearly state that on such-and-such day from this time to that time there will be a stream, is only possible for Tournaments and even then not always.
More commentary with a shorter timer is not just nonsense, I don't even know what to call it.
For example, when I play Jebus Cross without a stream, not discussing my actions, not reading the chat, etc., I reach turn 122 with 30-35 minutes on the timer. On stream it's 5-6 minutes, and I'm far from a slow player. But playing blitz while also commenting on my actions, reading the chat, and playing the flute — well, sorry. Same goes for plans, revealing main heroes, etc.
As for playing other games between turns — sorry, but should I not go to the bathroom on stream either? What the hell difference does it make what I do between turns? No, it's another matter when the opponent is in visible range, everything is in contact and so on — here I can agree.
Regarding templates, do you think all streamers and players are interested in playing only Jebus Cross every single time? Yes — the template is fast-paced and dynamic, perhaps it's the most interesting to watch because some particularly stubborn viewers think that if a main hero doesn't come out by turn 123 it's garbage, but after 5 games in a row you start to get sick of its monotony, let alone having to play it constantly.
In short, Mikhail very clearly and correctly highlighted the main idea.
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