A gaming team without a schedule is five channels stepping on each other’s toes. With a clear schedule: readable streams, useful raids, events that land.
The 3 layers of a team schedule
- Individual streams: each streamer’s rhythm.
- Raids: end-of-stream paths between members.
- Events: group moments announced in advance.
Good practice
- avoid 4 competing streams on the same game at the same time;
- plan “raid-friendly” slots;
- announce events 48–72 hours ahead;
- keep a public schedule (site / Discord).
Where to see it at G4melab
Schedule for the slots, Live for what’s on now, Team for the profiles. A schedule isn’t a prison: it’s a radar for the community.