How did you end up watching Cohh's stream?

[Ichrius]

I first came to Cohh's channel by recommendation from my buddy DrMadnar1977. Literally have no regrets, been a blast so far.. especially in FFXIV!

[Motox831]

Was looking into FFXIV and saw him fighting a big fire boss in the small image. "Ifrit".

He got a 200 dollar donation followed up with a 1k. SO just want to see how his stream turns out .

Cool and nice guy loves to talk to his viewers. Good SHowWWWWWWWWWW!

[Archangel2552]

Came here because I wanted to see what FF14 was like because my old--Cohh surpasses him in many ways and haven't watched him since I started watching this stream--refused to play ff14 because he would lose views. So yeah, I looked up the game and clicked on the first live stream I could find. I wasn't even planning to stay either, but he has a way of sucking you in. No regrets.

[Devv13]

Started watching when his dragoon was in his 30's I think for FFXIV. I love the stream and love the Cohhmunity and FC. I watch him while I work and try to hang out in chat when I can. He only stays on like 1-2 hours after I leave work so it works out. I pretty much watch him from when he starts till he signs off everyday now.

[pal_me]

I came to find Cohh when Ellohiem sent us on a Viking Raid.

[Archnite]

Followed Cohh since his second week in Defiance. I wanted to see the game to see if i wanted to buy it. He was the top streamer at the time. Haven't stopped watching since.

[Bigbarda]

Been watching since I discovered the stream at FFXIV launch. The quality of the community, the stream, and the viewer interaction is what keeps me coming back every day. Tis the only stream I watch besides some late night SaltyBet.

[Nivinya]

A friend and I were thinking of playing FFXIV, so I went to Twitch to look for some streams of the game to get an idea of what it was like. I watched a few different ones before I came to Cohh, but most were either streaming non-DPS classes, while I pretty much only play DPS, or they weren't interactive much, if at all with the chat and were boring to watch. I went to Cohh's stream originally because he was playing a Dragoon and I can't remember if he was level 50 or at least he was near 50 at the time, which was what I was most interested in viewing. After the first day of viewing his stream I enjoyed it enough that I've been coming back since then.

[xiere]

I was browsing through some FFXIV channels when i was ill a few weeks ago. He answered many questions at this moment and was nice to everyone, even the chat was nice, so I decided to join the community =)

[RedLsnake]

i don't know when i started watching cohh either i know what game he was playing but what i saw was a really organized person that is doing alot for his viewers to keep them happy great and awesome stream a recommended one for everyone i know

[Snerdly]

I started watching his stream when I couldn't get a copy of Final Fantasy XIV. It only took a few minutes before I realized how special it was. I've been here every day since!

I'm amazed I didn't stumble across his stream when he was doing Defiance or Neverwinter because I was very interested in both of those games.

[simo564]

been looking for rogue legacy saw the beard came almost everyday

[Scorpio1401]

I actually didn't watch his stream until he started playing FF ARR, and a romance was born haha (no ***). Just liked the community and the atmosphere he keeps in the stream

[heyshay]

Started watching him when he was grinding FATEs in Coerthas for his first 50 in FFXIV.
Have been lurking ever since.

[selor007]

I was looking for some FFXIV Gameplay, and thought he's a funny guy with a funny beard.

[Keldegur]

My girlfriend Rynea dragged me here. The channel is nice, though the biggest problems with live streams is that whenever I have time to watch a stream, I would rather play a game myself when I don't spend the time offline with the family or going outside.

[zachawrath]

I have been really curious about Final Fantasy 14 and hopped on his channel and thought that this was weird cause I have never been interested in twitch but I realized how much fun it was and subbed

[Rynea]

My girlfriend Rynea dragged me here. The channel is nice, though the biggest problems with live streams is that whenever I have time to watch a stream, I would rather play a game myself when I don't spend the time offline with the family or going outside.

Pff I simply have good taste and shared with you :p
As for myself thats probably a longer story. I originally watched the stream of a friend of mine who sometimes streams WoW. I found Ellohime's channel more or less by accident and as I haven't really heard anything about Hearthstone up to that point and he streamed it, I stopped and watched for a while. That while ended up to be nearly 13 hours over the next two days. I got caught up in a charity event and kind of the whole motivation and community thing kept me involved.

When Ellohime played Mafia, first on koibu's channel and then on his own I took a look at some other channels as well. While I still see myself as a Valkyrie and part of Ello's Viking bunch, his streaming times are not exactly easy for me to follow (It's like the middle of the night or around noon, when I'm normally spending the day with my daughter / working etc.). Also Cohh streams some games I really enjoy and he seems to have the same opinion of what makes a game a good game. Lets say I see several communities as my extended Twitch family and I will keep it that way.

PS: For those of you who might have been curious, yes the tag [VAL] in Battlefield stands for Valkyrie, since Ello doesn't seem to use a tag I decided to just make one of my own
As it came up at some point: Of course it's personal preference how the letters of the tags are written, but it is not uncommon throughout gaming history to have the tag in all caps. I compared both [Val] and [VAL] and ingame [Val] looks kind of strange, with the space between the l and the ] not spaced out enough. So I decided on the all caps version

[CasualClark]

Like many others, I discovered Cohh given my interest in FFXIV.

I had discovered Twitch a few weeks earlier and was watching some of the streams of FFXIV. Like many channels, watching people who didn't seem to care about the viewer or the game they were playing didn't appeal to me.

Discovered Cohh and besides being impressed by the technical quality of the stream and his integration of his website, giveaways, icons and the generous donations that catch your eye, Cohh has distinguished himself as not only a great gamer but as a gentleman as well and has attracted a large following of like minded people. Really appreciate the maturity and focus on keeping the language to a minimum, not that I mind the language, but it tends to come with other undesirable behaviors in chat that can drive away others. Cohh gets this and has created an atmosphere where you not only want to watch, but you want to participate together in games and represent him in the process.

I've since bought FFXIV and delighted in the time when my character was visible in one of his streams and joined the Cohh guild on Faerie. I now subscribe to Cohh's stream and the website, and own BF4 solely because I want to be part of the great folks of Cohh's community playing a great game together. I also want to support other members of the Cohhilition who are trying to do their own Twitch streams.

This experience has added a very positive dimension to my gaming experience (being a casual gamer with limited gaming time) where I can enjoy the Cohh-munity whether I'm playing or not.

My thanks to Cohh and all of you for being a very cool group of folks to hangout with and make the few hours I have to watch or play the best experience possible.