Twitch Charity Raid Train
Nov. 18th, 2025 09:22 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
computerghostI don't think I have much energy to journal tonight, but I wanted to quickly talk about this charity raid train I paricipated in. I was very nervous days leading up to it (and during it), but I think it actually turned out pretty well! If you don't know how raid trains work, basically one person goes live and then picks another person who is streaming to "raid" into or send their viewers to watch. This raid train went on for several days. I don't want to specifiy anything else about it, however, because I don't want this account connected to my VTuber account in any way, at least not right now.
Anyway, the raid train went surprisingly well, even on my end, despite me having to take a break partway through to calm my nerves. People were surprisingly supportive overall! During my streamalone, we raised around $100 (I forgot the exact amount), and over the entire charity raid train, over $1,000 was raised. Someone surprisingly also gifted 10 subs to my viewers, which I honestly felt a liiiiiiittle uncertain about during a stream where we were supposed to raise money for charity, but I'm grateful all the same.
Anyway, the raid train went surprisingly well, even on my end, despite me having to take a break partway through to calm my nerves. People were surprisingly supportive overall! During my streamalone, we raised around $100 (I forgot the exact amount), and over the entire charity raid train, over $1,000 was raised. Someone surprisingly also gifted 10 subs to my viewers, which I honestly felt a liiiiiiittle uncertain about during a stream where we were supposed to raise money for charity, but I'm grateful all the same.
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