Supercell has come with yet another Creator Program announcement, this time catering towards helping users with a new tier. The newly implemented adjustments in the Creator Program are aimed at enhancing the experience for content creators, alongside the revised requirements.
New revisions allows the opportunity for more users to join the Supercell Creator Program
Under the revised requirements, Users now need to achieve milestones such as 100 subscribers on YouTube, 25 followers on Twitch, and 1000 followers on TikTok. Meanwhile, Official Supercell Creators are expected to reach higher benchmarks with 5000 subscribers on YouTube, 3000 followers on Twitch, and 15,000 followers on TikTok.
Previously in October 2023, the Supercell Creator Program unveiled a new update in Creator Elixir, which is a program currency introduced for the creators that can be earned to give their audiences in-game items or physical merchandise as a token of gratitude. However, this will come with two new features to be explored with Bounties and Elixir Collector.
The bounties allow you to claim the elixir from reaching the milestones in your career, which you can find on your home page. Speaking of the collector, it works the same way as you expect from a Supercell game which will give you more elixir each day. The accumulation of Creator Elixir can be spent once they attain the status of an Official Supercell Content Creator.
Accompanying these changes is the introduction of the Creator Academy, aimed at educating aspiring creators or Users in the platform on channel growth. The latter tier, once achieved, unlocks additional features like Merch and in-game items for distribution to followers. These changes are very promising and confidence-inspiring for a new creator, and Supercell has done a great job with these.
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