Recently, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim released an extension called "Ghost Command", built specifically for Twitch, which will allow viewers to directly control the live game progress of the streaming platform.
There are also many game live broadcasting platforms in China, but in addition to sending bullet screens and tips, the actual interactive content of the audience is not much. Foreign Twitch has developed technology that allows players to interact with the game by streaming their own gameplay, rather than just watching the streamer play. Back in 2014, an experiment called "Twitch Plays Pokémon" allowed viewers to vote to control the progress of the game by chatting, when millions of people participated in the test, causing confusion. These interactions, while only in their infancy, are a big step toward changing the traditional interactive experience.
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim adds a similar feature that allows players to control spawners in certain random areas. For example, let viewers watching Twitch live vote for one of the four and join some special monster. However, viewers may choose some particularly strong monsters based on bad taste, such as bear people, to make the anchor's novice road into hell.
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim's expanded features add another level of unpredictability to normal gameplay. Let the audience have more rights and bring an interesting experience.