VTubing & Time Zones: How Do You Handle a Global Audience?

[WillowVesper]

@Liveloop I stick to a set schedule and keep VODs up, consistency helps, even if not everyone can catch it live.

[VoxShell]

@Liveloop I rotate stream times now and then, it’s not perfect, but it helps different folks feel included.

[velvet12]

@Liveloop I stick to a set time so people know when to expect me, but I rotate once a week to reach others too.

[LeoNova]

@Liveloop I stick to a core schedule but toss in a bonus stream now and then for other zones keeps it fresh without burning out.

[ChillCanvas]

@Liveloop I let my core time anchor the week, then plan occasional “timezone-friendly” collabs or chill streams to keep it inclusive without overwhelming myself.

[Suki]

@Liveloop Rotating times helped me find hidden pockets of viewers routine’s great, but surprise streams can spark new growth too.

[Neor]

@Liveloop I rotate stream times once or twice a month, keeps things fair for different regions without burning myself out.

[OtakuDrive]

@Liveloop Sometimes I just poll my community, they usually guide me better than guessing. It helped me feel less stressed about timing.

[NullWings]

@Liveloop A clear schedule community polls worked for me. People feel included when they get a say, even if they mostly watch VODs

[ZenGlitch]

@OtakuDrive I focus on one main time and treat VODs like a second stream. The live energy matters, but so does long term connection.