Go Live
Straight From the Game
Broadcast your gameplay with one click — no OBS, no Twitch account, nothing to set up. Friends watch on this website or inside their own game client, with under a second of delay, and you earn rewards for every hour on air.
Live in Five Steps
Open the Live Stream window
Type .stream or press the Live Stream shortcut on your second action bar — every character gets it automatically.
Pick your options
Choose a broadcast delay (live, 2, 5, 10 or 30 seconds) and switch the webcam overlay on if you want it — corner, size and mirror are yours to set.
Press Go Live
The window turns LIVE and a small red STREAMING badge appears at the top of your screen. Only you see the badge — it is never part of the broadcast.
Share your page
Press Open in browser to jump to your public stream page on this website and send the link to anyone — no account needed to watch.
Stop whenever you like
Press Stop Streaming, log out or switch character and the broadcast ends. With a delay set, viewers still see your last seconds before it closes.
Everything Handled For You
Zero-Setup Capture
The client captures what you see — the whole game window — at 1280×720 and 30 frames per second. No OBS, no capture card, nothing to install or configure.
Hardware Encoding
Video is encoded by your GPU (Intel, NVIDIA or AMD) whenever it has an H.264 encoder, with Windows' built-in software encoder as the fallback. Your game keeps its frame rate.
Any Window Size
Play in any resolution or window shape — the broadcast keeps your real aspect ratio and fills the unused area with black instead of stretching the picture.
Broadcast Delay
Delay what viewers see by 2, 5, 10 or 30 seconds so nobody can use your own stream against you in PvP — your choice, for Olympiad, sieges or open-world fights alike.
Webcam Overlay
Show your camera in a corner of the stream — pick the corner, the size and whether it is mirrored. It is composited on your PC; nothing is captured unless you turn it on.
Game Sound & Microphone
Stream the game's own audio — only this game, never your Discord or music — and add your microphone when the webcam is on. Mixed on your PC and sent as Opus, the same codec the big platforms use.
Streams While Alt-Tabbed
Normally the client drops to 1 fps in the background. While you are live it keeps rendering at full speed, and minimizing parks the window instead of freezing the feed.
Open the window any time with .stream — the Live Stream shortcut is added to your second action bar automatically. The window has its own theme settings, like every other custom window.
Watch Anywhere
Watch on the Website
The Live page lists everyone who is broadcasting with live previews and viewer counts. Click a stream to watch it full size — it plays directly in the browser with no plugin and about half a second of delay.
Watch Inside the Game
The Live Stream window has a Live Now list of its own. Press Watch and another player's stream plays right inside the window while you keep playing.
Share a Direct Link
Every character has a permanent page at /live/CharacterName. Post it on Discord or in clan chat — viewers do not need an account, only a browser.
Streamer's SpotlightStronger While You're Live
The moment you go live your character receives the Streamer's Spotlight buff, kept up for as long as the stream server sees you broadcasting and gone within 90 seconds of stopping.
Streaming Rewards
Every minute you are live on the stream server counts — no self-reporting. Claim the rewards in the Tasks window (.tasks). Progress is shared by all characters on your account.
| Type | Task | Goal | Reward |
|---|---|---|---|
| Daily | Go Live | Stream for 30 minutes in a day | 1 Vote Coin |
| Weekly | Broadcaster | Stream for 2 hours in your account week | 1 Donate Coin |
| Weekly | Star Streamer | Stream for 4 hours in your account week | 2 Donate Coins |
| One-time | Audience of 5 | 5 unique viewers in one stream | 1 Vote Coin |
| One-time | Audience of 10 | 10 unique viewers in one stream | 1 Vote Coin |
| One-time | Audience of 15 | 15 unique viewers in one stream | 2 Vote Coins |
| One-time | Audience of 20 | 20 unique viewers in one stream | 2 Vote Coins |
The Audience steps unlock one after another. The daily and weekly streaming tasks also count towards Completionist and Week Complete.
Built With PvP in Mind
Your delay, your choice
Set up to 30 seconds of delay before going live and scouts watching your stream are always too late.
Server-side enforcement, if ever needed
The delay mechanism is built so the server can impose a minimum for competitive events by signing it into the stream ticket. Nothing is imposed today — you stay in control.
One stream per character
A character can only be live once at a time, under its own name, with a ticket issued by the game server.
Stops when you leave
Logging out or switching character ends the broadcast automatically — nothing keeps streaming behind your back.
Questions & Answers
Does streaming slow my game down?
Barely. Capture costs one small GPU copy per frame and the encoding runs on your graphics card when it has an H.264 encoder (all Intel, NVIDIA and AMD cards from the last decade do). Expect a frame-rate cost in the low single digits.
How much upload bandwidth does it need?
About 3 Mbit/s. Any normal home connection handles it. The stream server takes care of delivering it to every viewer, so ten viewers cost you exactly the same as one.
What do viewers see?
Everything on your game screen — including chat and any open windows — plus the game's sound if you leave it on. Close private conversations before going live. The red STREAMING badge and your own cursor are not part of the broadcast.
What happens if my connection hiccups?
Lost packets are re-sent automatically and viewers recover within a fraction of a second; they never wait for the next keyframe. If the connection drops entirely the stream ends and you can simply press Go Live again.
Can someone stream under my character's name?
No. The game server issues a signed ticket for your character when you press Go Live; the stream server accepts a broadcast only with a valid ticket, and every character can have just one live stream at a time.
What counts as a unique viewer?
Distinct people as seen by the stream server, counted over a single stream session. Refreshing the page or opening extra tabs does not count twice, and thumbnails on the Live page do not count at all.
Is there sound?
Yes. Game sound is on by default and captures only this game's audio — Discord calls, music players and other apps stay private. With the webcam overlay you can also switch your microphone on. Viewers start muted (browsers require that) and tap to unmute.
Your Gameplay, Live in One Click.
Show off that raid, that Olympiad run or that first Transcendent drop — and get rewarded for it.