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With Nightingale now available in Early Access, players want to get as much out of this game as possible, and that includes, of course, getting the exclusive Twitch Drops. But if you can’t get them, here’s what you need to do.

How to Fix Twitch Drops Not Working in Nightingale

Players may encounter issues when trying to configure their Twitch account to properly receive loot while watching streams. The most common problem is that the player must open Nightingale at least once before linking their Steam/Epic Games account. While this isn’t usually a requirement for linking accounts in other games, it is the case here and may be one of the reasons why you can’t start getting your drops.

You only need to enter the game once and then complete your character creation just to be safe. Return to the Nightingale account link page and try linking your accounts again to start receiving drops. If you did everything correctly, you should see a page like this:

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Here’s what you need to do to get your Nightingale drops, step by step:

Link your Steam/Epic Games account to Nightingale via their official website.
Now link your Twitch account on the same page and then go to Twitch itself
Find any channel streaming Nightingale live and watch it for a few hours.
Rewards must be claimed through your Twitch Loot Inventory.

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Your current progress can also be checked in your loot inventory. Scroll down until you find Nightingale, open its tab and you can see how many hours you have left before you get your long-awaited rewards.

They’re only available for a few days, so make sure to grab them before they’re gone! It takes a while to finish getting the most important item (the good guy, of course), but having a stream open for a few hours shouldn’t hurt.

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The tournament was organized by Corner2Corner, a Twitch account that hosts European Street Fighter 6 tournaments and has been active since the game’s betas. During the tournament, Chun-Li was shown skimpily clad, with no clothes actually, on screen during almost 15 seconds. The reactions are absurdly funny. While Kimberly’s player, the opponent, did not know whether to continue the fight or not, the commentator added that this was a “very interesting skin of Chun-Li“.

Subsequently, many blamed the Chun-Li player for wanting to ruin the competition, although he had nothing to do with it. According to Corner2Corner’s Twitter account, the mod was not activated on the player’s PC, but on the organization’s. “It was our host PC’s faultthe one who was transmitting the fight,” they added.

Although Corner2Corner assumed its mistake and defended the Chun-Li player, the mod could have cost them a ban on twitch. Amazon’s platform guidelines prohibit streaming or uploading content that contains depictions of realistic nudity.

The organization, which does not obtain benefits from these tournaments and whose sole objective is to give visibility to amateur players, has avoided a penalty thanks to his mistake. This mod has been available since the week of the release of the latest Capcom installment according to NexusMods.