One of the largest factors that will decide if we can run a show is whether we have a game already running in the genre currently airing or with that system. We do our best not to compete with our other shows on the channel, so our goal is to not double up on genres. That means we do not want to run two space operas, historical fiction, fantasy shows, horror shows, superhero shows, or cyberpunk-style shows concurrently. If we currently have a show in that genre you may want to talk with the show runner and our production staff about whether there will be space between seasons to run your show. There are only three exceptions to this rule: (1) the desire is to run a one-shot game for a system on our community building show, Seriously Let’s Play or (2) a game company or organization offering channel compensation to have a game ran with us or (3) a special streaming event such as Free TTRPG Day or ExtraLife where we stream multiple games over the course of a day.
As to the desire to run a game that uses the same system as is currently being ran this will need to be done on a case-by-case basis built on the style of game. For example, if you are wanting to run a Savage World’s game in the Robotech setting and we have another Savage World game running they should be thematically different enough and draw a different type of audience to not compete (for instance, this show wouldn’t want to compete with a military, space, anime, or far-future style games).
