Hello, I’ve been developing my bot on Twitch for about a year now and I’ve reached the limit of 150 channels after which Twitch returns me with an error when I want to connect the bot to another Twitch channel. Does anyone know how to lift this limit?
Using eventsub (webhooks or conduits) you get permission from the broadcaster to be present.
You should only be joining channels the broadcaster has asked you to be in anyway
See also: Giving broadcasters control; concurrent join limits for IRC and EventSub Verified bots are basically no more so ignore that part
Salient part:
where can I find the verification form? it’s super hidden and hard to find so if you could give the link it would be great
Verification is no longer a thing, there is no form it cannot be applied for, it no longer exists, as you are supposed to migrate to using eventsub which negates the requirement for verifcation, as with eventsub you can be in infinite channels without needing anything else.
The solution is to use eventsub and get permission to be present, as I said.
I see but it would be nice if you gave a link for verification later because it is hidden somewhere and thank you barry ur the best
I cannot give a link to a form to a program that no longer exists
The verification program is discontinued as it is replaced with how eventsub functions
You don’t need verification as you her oAuth from the broadcasters instead
The program is obsolete
So no I cannot link to a form as the form no longer exists
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