Can u stream without a mic?

to answer both you questions yes. you can be still engaging with your viewers without a mic. Its just alot of back and forth between the game and chat. and without a mic people can still come in watch and follow.

How do you pick a good twitch name?

A great Twitch name is memorable, brief and punchy. The longer the name the more difficult it becomes to recall it later. When you begin brainstorming your list of ideas for a Twitch name you’ll want to keep it under 12-15 characters. Anything beyond that and people will simply forget it.

Should my twitch name be my real name?

You shouldn’t have one name on Twitch, another name on your social medias and then another name on Youtube. That would be way too confusing and will make it much more difficult to get a following that way. Keep your name consistent with your brand and you will be all good.

How do you think of a gaming name?

9 Tips for A Good Gamertag

Read the Game Naming Rules.
Use a Personal and Creative Gamertag.
Experiment with a Gamertag Generator.
Futureproof Your Username.
Don’t Try Too Hard to Think of a Name.
Think of a Unique Gamertag.
Check Username Availability Across Platforms.
Use the Same Name On All Your Games if Possible.

Is it bad to say your name online?

As far as safety, you never want to disclose personal identifying information like home address, phone number, passwords, etc. Your name is okay to use online. Personal branding is becoming extremely important in the digital age, embrace it! It’s definitely not safe.

What do you say when someone asks your age?

A few suggestions:

Say politely but as if confused: “Why do you want to know that?”
Laugh and say: “Old enough to know better than to answer that question.”
Say “How old do you think I am?
Say what we did as kids: “Same age as last year but a year older.”
Pretend you didn’t hear.
Say nothing and stare at them blankly.

What are the four things we need to know about Internet threats?

Although cyber security software can help protect against some threats, the most important safety measure is open communication with your children.

Cyberbullying.
Cyber Predators.
Posting Private Information.
Phishing.
Falling for Scams.
Accidentally Downloading Malware.
Posts that Come Back to Haunt a Child Later in Life.