But don't worry it isn't adds in game... but a Community Building Feature to connect gamers proactively.
4.99 a session.. or for a subscription of just 100 dollars a year you can have unlimited help from Pro gamers.
Meanwhile Pro gamers get paid 2 dollars a session. Period. No flat rate to them.
You know what on thinking about this... it would actually be more expensive, but it would be like having a B-List star give your friend a voicemail or whatever.
You could book time with Ninja on whatever **** game he plays, or with whomever on whatever game... maybe it's your favorite game and you follow a specific streamer.
EA could contract with some of these streamers for 'promotional' time. Meaning the player only pays the normal 5 bucks a session or whatever it works out to be (20 bucks?) for help in that section of the game to have a pro gamer drop in. But they instead get some famous streamer to drop in, they get streamed on their channel with one on one interaction. Streamer gets notoriety, gamer gets a experience interacting with a celebrity, and EA or whomever does this gets *shivers* good press. They would need to keep up those 'feel good' type sessions regularly. Pay the streamers some rate that they agree on. Maybe work in some sponsors be that hardware, streaming platforms, or otherwise.
I actually think this would be very interesting now. And I wouldn't be surprised to see some gaming company try for it. Probably amazon because they already own twitch and are getting into the business of making video games.
Thoughts? It's kind of a chilling/neat idea. A damned if you do but it would be cool if they did for a lot of people.
In MMO's or whatever you could have a group of gamers book (or lotto for) a big name streamer to do a dungeon with them.
Also leave the ability to invite real friends and such as well of course. Don't make the interaction monetary only.
Of course you would have the HNG's booking the boobstreamers.... if they did it. But really they would probably make 10x doing onlyfans so who cares.
