Battlestate Games has revealed that, amid ongoing issues with the redemption and dropping of Twitch rewards in the Escape from Tarkov 1.0 launch, the campaign has been greatly extended. After reviewing ‘all possible options’ with Twitch, Battlestate has agreed to extend the campaign, running it from November 29 to December 20.
Battlestate Games confirmed that no changes have been made to the rewards unlockable via the campaign, but Nikita Buyanov, the head of the studio, stated that his unique voice line pack has received a boosted drop rate.
How to Get Nikita in Escape from Tarkov
Most of the viewers chasing the Tarkov Twitch drops are doing so because they want to unlock Nikita’s voice in the game. As one of the most exclusive rewards, users have a chance of securing Nikita’s voiceover for their character, regardless of whether they’re playing as a BEAR or a USEC PMC.
In a new post on social media, Nikita responded to the concerns about the rarity of this drop, stating that things have been addressed:
The new Tarkov Twitch drops campaign will run from November 29 at 11 AM GMT to December 20 at 11 AM GMT. It was stressed in an updated article that the rewards are to remain the same, as is the process to earn them:
- One to five paid subscriptions (regular or gift) are required to receive the reward. If a gift subscription is purchased, the reward is granted to the person who paid for the subscription. Renewing an existing subscription also counts.
- The subscription must be to any streamer who is broadcasting in the Escape from Tarkov category at the time relevant to the campaign.
- Rewards will be available only in PVP MODE.
- The reward is issued only once per Twitch and game account, respectively.
- Free subscriptions, including Amazon Prime, Bits, and similar, do not count within the framework of the campaign.
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