BitArena
  • Introduction
    • Platform Overview
    • 🧿Vision
    • 🤓Context and Relevance in the Web3 Ecosystem
    • ⁉️Q&A
      • How to create a BitArena account?
      • What is BitArena for?
      • The Games
      • Why stream on Twitch?
      • Why pay to file a dispute?
    • 📖Tutorials
      • Create a BitArena Account
      • Create Your First Challenge
      • Join a Challenge
  • Features
    • 🎮Games Available
    • 🕹️Integrations
      • Connecting Wallet
      • Discord
      • Twitch
      • Gaming platform
    • 🏆Challenges and Tournaments
      • Create a Challenge
      • Share a Challenge Link
      • Join a Challenge
      • Select a Team
      • You Cannot Participate in the Challenge
      • Tournaments
    • Transactions
      • 🦊Metamask - Set Up Your Wallet
      • 🦊Metamask - Set Up a Transaction
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Twitch

Integrating Twitch into the game is highly recommended for at least one player from each team. In case of a dispute, this allows for verification to ensure that there was no cheating on either side. Profile/Linked Accounts/Twitch

To link your account, it's very simple. Just go to your profile page and click on the link to connect your various accounts. By navigating to the social networks section, you can connect your Discord account to link it with BitArena and obtain a "confirmed" status. After that, if you want, you can link your Twitch account. A Twitch account is recommended for public matches—it allows you to stream the VOD, showcase your skills to others, and can be useful in case of a dispute!

From the linked accounts page, users can connect via their various accounts. To participate in platform activities, a Discord connection is essential. A Twitch account is also important to provide a VOD of the match.

The match stream must be public, and the VOD should remain accessible for at least 24 hours after the game. This allows other users to watch your match and enables validators to determine the winning team in the event of a dispute.

During the stream, both game sound and the player's voice must be enabled. A camera is not required.

If neither team has an active stream, it will be impossible to declare a winner in the event of a dispute, and the team that filed the dispute first will be considered the winner.

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