Lowco's Blog

In October 2017, just in time for Halloween, Lowco partnered with the Dead by Daylight team to promote their new 'A Nightmare on Elm Street' DLC. It was a return to a game that Lowco held in high regard as it was great boon to the channel back when it released in 2016. True to the 'Elm Street' movies, when playing as Freddy Kruger, you had the ability to enter your victim's dreams and lure them to an untimely death. You could say the role of Freddy fit Lowco like a glove, she quickly came to grips with his 'Dream Demon' ability and used it with merciless efficiency against the other players. Throughout the stream viewers interested in purchasing the game could do so through an affiliate link, the Dead by Daylight team had also dropped the price of the game by 50%, making it easier for people to jump into the game and pick up the DLC as well.

In October 2017 Lowco partnered with Ubisoft and Twitch for several streams to promote Assassin's Creed: Origins and Twitch Prime. Lowco fell in love with the game, spending close to 40 hours exploring the colossal world and completing the story. She recommended the game to all fans of open world rpgs, and made a short video review sharing her thoughts on the game after she finished the campaign. Her streams generated a lot of interest in the unique Twitch Prime items available, her mod team were constantly giving regulars and newcomers directions get access to the gear. Twitch featured Lowco on their front page for 2 hours, bringing in many new faces to the channel. Most importantly, her viewers enjoyed every one of Lowco's Assassin's Creed: Origins streams, which were a treasure trove of highlight-worthy moments.

In the wake of Hurricanes Maria, Harvey, and Irma, Lowco’s inner generosity kicked in and she set up a Tiltify page where anyone watching her channel could simply click a link and donate to Direct Relief . In addition, she donated 50% of all her personal tips and cheers from August 28th to September 18th. As always, her community rallied around the cause and the overall campaign raised $3,290 for Direct Relief.

When Lowco is not streaming on Twitch she will often be working hard running her website, StreamerSquare.com . StreamerSquare is a website dedicated to providing education and resources to streamers of all sizes to help them on their journey to success. The site shares news about the streaming industry, reviews the latest streaming tech, has guides to help answer the tough financial questions all streamers face, and much more. The site also has a dedicated discord server where streamers, industry members, artists, and fans can all get together and network easily! In September 2017 Lowco launched  The Stream Scene , a talk show that takes StreamerSquare live. Each episode of the weekly program will feature a guest and several segments addressing hot topics in streaming.  You can check out all the past episodes on the StreamerSquare Youtube Channel .

In September 2017 Lowco took the next step toward in her streaming career and signed with Online Performers Group , a management company. With OP Group standing behind her, Lowco has access to people and companies spanning the full spectrum of the gaming industry. Lowco is eagerly looking forward to the next era of her streaming career full of new doors opened by OP Group.

In August 2017 noted Twitch streamer iKasper brought together dozens of broadcasters to put the 6th annual ‘Quest for the Cause’ marathon stream on his channel running from August 4th through August 13th . All viewers were directed to one donation link, and all funds raised would be split between 10 different charities. The event is one of a kind and brings together many different communities to raise money for causes that everyone can get behind. Lowco got creative with donation incentives, which can be seen below, and raised $1,555 during her 4 hour shift. Overall, the campaign raised over $100,000 for charities like the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, Doctors without Borders and St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.

Sponsored by Amazon Game Studios, Lowco took her first look at Breakaway’s Alpha during a three-hour session. The goal of the segment was to increase the amount of online players in-game during the alpha test. Viewers were encouraged to download the game and group up with Lowco. (Or: Lowco played matches with viewers, enticing them to download and try out the game) Full session: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/164511310 Clips: https://clips.twitch.tv/IronicAgreeableBoarFutureMan https://clips.twitch.tv/ObedientGenerousCrocodileKappaClaus