MISSION GUIDE
Mission Roulette lets a stream prepare clear challenges and then let the wheel decide which one becomes the next segment.
A mission prompt can become a lively stream moment when the outcome is visible to everyone. As the wheel slows, chat gets time to guess, cheer, and react before a single clear challenge is chosen.
Use it for viewer challenges, the next game, a character selection, an exercise count, or a quick on-stream rule. A prepared list keeps the host moving while the audience shares ownership of what happens next.
Use the add button to create mission slots, type each challenge directly into its field, and remove candidates you do not want in the draw. Keep the list ready before spinning so the audience can understand every possible result.
Short, specific missions are easier to read on the wheel and easier to carry out immediately after the draw.
Mission results can be longer than a participant name, so the result panel expands and wraps the mission into two lines when necessary. Use automatic start and stop when you want a steady sequence of draws without waiting for each manual control.
Muting background music affects only the default Mission Roulette music; wheel spin and pointer effects remain available.
Mission Roulette works well for viewer challenges, choosing the next game, exercise counts, songs, or character choices. Avoid nearly identical candidates and define each mission clearly enough to act on immediately when selected.
A good candidate tells everyone what happens the moment it is selected. Instead of a broad phrase such as “do something fun,” use clear actions like “pistols only next round,” “sing for 30 seconds,” or “play one match with the character chosen by chat.” Keep long conditions in your spoken explanation and leave only the key phrase on the wheel.
A list with comparable difficulty is easier to continue no matter what wins. If you add one demanding penalty, balance it with a break or bonus option to create contrast. Replacing completed missions before the next stream also gives returning viewers something new to anticipate.