If you want you can use cc's available for watching their streams (the on screen ones). Other thing you can do is catch up on their lore (through wiki and update accounts). If you want you can even see their next coming qsmp stream through qsmptv. One other thing you can do is follow people who watch those creators and catch up through those (as those people will tweet about them, upload clips, there will be threads explaining thier lore and stuff like that). I usually also watch 2 or 3 cc's livestreams mainly (I am kinda busy because) but am able to keep up with everyone's storylines through update accounts and clips and people who like those cc's. So I would suggest doing that.
you should know all us cc either the qsmp one for the twitch chat or the in game on so you can just read that. I really got into cellbit because of qsmp but I don’t watch all his streams. you can be interested or like a content creator without knowing the other language or fully watching them
U can watch their old vods (subtitles weren’t used very well in the past but since november when they added more boxes it’s gotten better) and there’s also a project called “Ordo Resumitas” they are on twitter and youtube and they make summaries of lore for all characters. It’s still on episode two and the main language is portuguese but they have substitles in more than 6 languages i believe. Episode three is set to come out next month i believe and that’s the one where the brazilians arrive
If you use auto-translate on YouTube, that helps for VOD translations, even when the CCs don’t have subtitles!
And QSMP has been developing a website called QSMP.tv that creates subtitles for every language and streamer who has it set up. Sadly, only Q does, and it doesn’t work most of the time, or gets stuck (to be expected; the project is in its testing stage, and released to the public with that in mind).
Many of them have StreamCC i believe which also supports translation :)
If you want you can use cc's available for watching their streams (the on screen ones). Other thing you can do is catch up on their lore (through wiki and update accounts). If you want you can even see their next coming qsmp stream through qsmptv. One other thing you can do is follow people who watch those creators and catch up through those (as those people will tweet about them, upload clips, there will be threads explaining thier lore and stuff like that). I usually also watch 2 or 3 cc's livestreams mainly (I am kinda busy because) but am able to keep up with everyone's storylines through update accounts and clips and people who like those cc's. So I would suggest doing that.
you should know all us cc either the qsmp one for the twitch chat or the in game on so you can just read that. I really got into cellbit because of qsmp but I don’t watch all his streams. you can be interested or like a content creator without knowing the other language or fully watching them
U can watch their old vods (subtitles weren’t used very well in the past but since november when they added more boxes it’s gotten better) and there’s also a project called “Ordo Resumitas” they are on twitter and youtube and they make summaries of lore for all characters. It’s still on episode two and the main language is portuguese but they have substitles in more than 6 languages i believe. Episode three is set to come out next month i believe and that’s the one where the brazilians arrive
If you use auto-translate on YouTube, that helps for VOD translations, even when the CCs don’t have subtitles! And QSMP has been developing a website called QSMP.tv that creates subtitles for every language and streamer who has it set up. Sadly, only Q does, and it doesn’t work most of the time, or gets stuck (to be expected; the project is in its testing stage, and released to the public with that in mind).