The Real Militia

By Real Militia With the pandemic behind us, streaming isn’t as popular as it was during the lockdowns of 2020. This can be disheartening for streamers who want to keep growing their channel and reach new viewers. However, streaming is still alive and well – and it’s possible to attract more viewers by getting creative with your content. Here are some tips for streamers looking to attract more viewers in 2023.  Create Short Reels from Your Stream Highlights  The best way to attract more viewers is to create short reels from your stream highlights and post them on social media platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and Twitter. Not only does this help you get in front of people who may not have known about your stream before, but it also allows you to show off some of your best gaming moments in a format that is easy for people to watch quickly. Plus, you can link to your stream so that new viewers can check out more!  Turn Videos into GIFs  GIF images are all the rage rig...

By Real Militia AI is awesome! Seriously, it has been such a powerful tool for me and my stream. AI has allowed me to take my channel to the next level by creating amazing titles for my streams that help draw more viewers in. AI not only creates gorgeous titles, but helps optimize and automate other areas of my channel, freeing up more of my time so I can spend more on creating content. AI is truly an incredible tool that every streamer should be using to get the most out of their channel. Try it out yourself and see the new heights your channel can reach with AI! If you’re a streamer, you know that creating content is essential. It’s what makes your streams stand out and brings people in to watch. But between the actual streaming, responding to comments, setting up the stream, coordinating with other streamers and partners, there isn’t a lot of time left to come up with creative titles or descriptions for your streams. That’s why I rely on AI to do it for me!  Jasper AI I use Jasp...

By Real Militia Warzone 2 has been out for a few weeks now, and while the game is tons of fun, it hasn’t been without its issues. From DEV Errors to Recon Drone bugs to glitches while drilling safes, gamers have encountered all sorts of problems. It can be incredibly frustrating when you get so close to victory only to be foiled by a bug—but don’t let these issues get you down! Here’s why Warzone 2 still deserves your attention despite the bugs.  The Good News about Warzone 2 Bugs  The good news about Warzone 2 bugs is that they aren’t game-breaking. Yes, certain errors can cause you to lose progress or even a match, but this isn’t happening all the time—it just feels that way when it does happen. Most of the time, when you encounter an issue, you can simply back out and try again with no loss of progress. This is especially true if you are playing in DMZ mode – in spite of the occasional glitch, most players find that they are able to complete their missions with no major pro...

By Real Militia Activision's highly-anticipated Warzone 2 is set to go live on November 16th. Here's a quick and easy guide on how to preload the game on PC, Playstation, and Xbox so you can be ready to jump into action as soon as the servers go live. Preloading Warzone 2 on PC, Playstation, and Xbox is free and easy to do before it goes live Wednesday November 16th. To preload the Warzone sequel on PS4 and PS5, users simply need to launch the PlayStation Store, search for Warzone 2, then select the provided download option. The process on Xbox platforms is similar, requiring players to open the Xbox storefront, type Warzone 2 into the search function, then download the title. Finally, PC users must choose the Battle.net or Steam launcher. Those who preload via Battle.net should select All-Games Activision, search for Warzone 2.0, then hit the pre-install prompt. Steam users can simply find the sequel in-store, then click pre-install prompt. Steam users can simply find the sequ...

By Real Militia I've been streaming for a while now and I've experimented with streaming on both PC and PS5. There are advantages and disadvantages to both. On PC, I was playing the game and streaming on the same machine which was taxing on the system. Sometimes I would experience lag in the game because of this. The other problem was I only have one monitor connected to my PC which made me have to switch between the Streaming OBS and the game. Now that I'm playing on the PS5 and streaming into to my PC through a capture card I've run into another set of problems. It's harder to get the audio from the PS5 to your headset and it is not the best sound. Playing on the PS5 seems to be worry free of lag and graphics issues that I would have on the PC. When it comes to streaming, there are a few things you need to take into account. The most important thing is your audience. Who are you streaming for? What platform are they most likely to be using? If you're aiming fo...

By Real Militia It's no secret that the Call of Duty community has always been a toxic place. From players bashing the game for bugs and not having their preferred gaming mode like Hardcore to blatant vulgar behavior towards other players in game, we still haven't grown up. In fact, you can be banned for offensive language in the game and everything is recorded! Did you read the user agreement or just blast through it so you could start talking crap to other players in game? If you're streaming it's especially important to be on your best behavior. Nobody wants to hear a streamer complain constantly or cursing at other players. That's bad sportsmanship. Let's grow up and keep it clean, and if you don't like the game don't play. Remember kids are playing! The Call of Duty community has always been full of toxicity and harassment, and it seems that nothing has changed with the release of Modern Warfare II. From hateful comments directed at both the develop...

By Real Militia The new Modern Warfare II is arguably the best call of duty yet, but the bugs in the game are causing players to raise concern. According to a Call of Duty fan page #MWII is so bugged that someone got thrown into Warzone 2.0 which isn't playable until November 16th. I've been playing on PC and experienced multiple bugs and crashes to the desktop. I'm confident that updates will fix these problems and we shouldn't be too worried about our purchase of the game. Some Youtube videos are saying to revert to earlier drivers for Nvidia video cards to stop the game from crashing. The other thing is there are so many people online playing the new game it could be overloading the servers. Either way I'm excited about the new game and confident the bugs will be fixed with future updates. The Good The best thing about the new Modern Warfare II is definitely the graphics. They did an amazing job making everything look more realistic than ever before. From the way...