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Mon Bazou: How to Make a Live
Short answer
No confirmed fix yet. Players suggest: You get nothing for friendship with him (maybe a couple others, can't remember) Try to combine your visits to people with shopping/syrup runs.
What you need to know
Streaming Mon Bazou works like any other game – you need broadcasting software and a stable internet connection. The game itself doesn’t provide built‑in money for streams, so any earnings come from the platform you broadcast on. You can still play efficiently by combining visits, shopping trips, and syrup canning while you’re on‑air.
Step by step
- Install broadcasting software – download and set up OBS Studio (or a similar program) on your PC.
- Create a new scene – add a “Game Capture” source and select Mon Bazou as the target window.
- Link your streaming account – in OBS, go to Settings → Stream and log in to your Steam/YouTube/Twitch account. Save the settings; future streams will connect automatically.
- Prepare your game – start Mon Bazou, make sure your console (if you’re using one) is plugged in so it stays fully charged while you play.
- Begin the broadcast – click “Start Streaming” in OBS. Play as usual; you can pause the game by saving if you need to skip a few hours of in‑game time without losing progress.
- End the stream – when you’re finished, click “Stop Streaming” in OBS and then close the game or save your progress.
Tips
- Combine tasks: while you’re streaming, visit characters and run shopping or syrup‑canning trips together to make the most of in‑game time.
- Ignore low‑reward NPCs: unless the game has changed, spending time with certain characters (e.g., Gilles) yields no friendship benefits, so you can skip them.
- Keep the console charged: plug it in every time you sleep in‑game and collect the charge before leaving; a full charge lets you fast‑forward several hours of real time.
- Use save‑and‑skip: saving the game lets you skip 2–3 hours of in‑game waiting without your vital bars increasing, useful for aligning with stream schedules.
- Monetisation: the game itself does not pay you for streaming; any revenue must come from ads, subscriptions, or donations on the platform you’re using.
What players reported
I'd like to do a live ON STEAM where I play mon bazou but I don't know how to. Also one question: do I make money from lives? Thank you!
What players suggest
Well to be blunt, you can't . Just as with progression in any game, you HAVE to spend some time in it. However, you can be efficient. First off, unless this changed in v1.0, you can ignore Gilles. You get nothing for friendship with him (maybe a couple others, can't remember) Try to combine your visits to people with shopping/syrup runs. As soon as you can afford it get the syrup canning…
Oh, and try to remember to plug in your console every time you sleep (and collect it before you leave!) - will keep it fully charged. Saving the game skips 2-3hrs without your vital bars going up. This is handy if you need to pass an hour or two before the bar/garage opens etc. with a full charge you can pass half a day in a few IRL seconds if you need to.
If you want to do a live broadcast on Youtube of: (Mon Bazou), or any other game of your choice I strongly recommend that you use the software called: (OBS Studio), it is software specially designed to broadcast live everything you want, it works on Windows and on Linux, you can connect your accounts and once you connect your accounts for the first time after that they connect automatically. I…
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Source: original Steam Community discussion. Quotes are shortened; all credit goes to the posters. Tags: quest