Twitch Drop: Get the Beetriz Pet April 22

Twitch Drop: Get the Beetriz Pet April 22
Originally Posted by Blizzard (Blue Tracker / Official Forums)
Watch any World of Warcraft stream on Twitch.tv from April 22 at 10:00 am PDT until May 20 at 10:00 am PDT to claim the Beetriz pet.


Eligibility

To participate, you must link your Twitch account by visiting https://account.battle.net/connections. If you have changed your password or made any changes to your Twitch or Battle.net account, you will have to relink your accounts. When you relink, there will be a 7-day cooldown before you can relink a new Twitch account. After you’ve claimed your rewards on Twitch, please make sure you’re logging into the Battle.net region you’d like to receive the drop(s) on, as the first region you log into will be where your items will be delivered. It can take up to 24 hours to receive your reward(s) in-game after claiming. Read our Frequently Asked Questions section for more information.


How do I Earn Twitch Drops?

Start Time: April 22, 10:00 am PDT
End Time: May 20, 10:00 am PDT

Watch 4 hours of World of Warcraft content while these Twitch Drops are active on any channel to earn Beetriz the maidenbug pet.



“Yellow maidenbugs are often mistaken for other yellow insects. This happens even more often to Beetriz, and she doesn’t understand why.”


Frequently Asked Questions

Q. How do I link my battle.net and Twitch accounts?

A. Sign into your Battle.net account at https://account.battle.net/connections and click the Connect link for Twitch, then follow the instructions to sign in and link your Twitch account to Battle.net.

Q. What devices can I use to earn and claim drops?

A. You can earn and claim drops using your PC/Mac web browser or on the Twitch app for Android or iOS. Twitch apps on game consoles, smart TVs, and other TV apps do not support drops.

Q. Do I need to watch the same channel the entire time to earn my drops?

A. You can earn progress towards a drop on any eligible channel in the World of Warcraft category on Twitch. You can, for example, watch half an hour on one channel and then switch to another channel without losing your progress. You cannot earn progress faster by watching more than one channel at a time.

Q. Will I receive my drop rewards in-game automatically?

A. To receive your rewards, you must claim the drop on the channel you’re watching or in the Drops Inventory menu on Twitch.

Q. Do Twitch Drop rewards expire?

A. Earned Twitch Drop rewards will expire seven (7) days after they’ve been claimed if a Battle.net account has not been linked.

Q. As a streamer, how do I get Twitch Drops on my channel?

A. All you need to do is ensure your Twitch and Battle.net accounts are linked and that you’ve opted into Drops (see Drops Streamer Home).

Q. What regions are eligible for these Twitch Drops?

A. Participating regions include North America, Latin America, Europe, The Middle East, Africa, Japan, Taiwan, Southeast Asia, Australia, and New Zealand.
This article was originally published in forum thread: Twitch Drop: Get the Beetriz Pet April 22 started by Lumy View original post
Published on 2025-04-17 05:10 PM
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  1. SinR's Avatar
    Nice.

    Maybe I'll watch Twitch for this
  1. stoffe's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by SinR View Post
    Nice.

    Maybe I'll watch Twitch for this

    Just put it on when you go to sleep or anything and bomb you got yourself a new pet when you wake up.
  1. anon5123's Avatar
    Woo, yeah, artificially inflating twitch viewership numbers in return for another cosmetic item!

    Wonder why this behavior is even allowed; you'd think streamers would object to it since it makes them wonder how many of their viewers are "real" and how many people are putting on a muted stream in the background to get free items in-game.
  1. Soultastic's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by anon5123 View Post
    Woo, yeah, artificially inflating twitch viewership numbers in return for another cosmetic item!

    Wonder why this behavior is even allowed; you'd think streamers would object to it since it makes them wonder how many of their viewers are "real" and how many people are putting on a muted stream in the background to get free items in-game.
    Yes, I'm sure the streamers that get a bump in ad revenue due to this are cursing the gods on the fact they get paid more for people who aren't adding to toxic commentary. How vile.
  1. Ghostile's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by anon5123 View Post
    Woo, yeah, artificially inflating twitch viewership numbers in return for another cosmetic item!

    Wonder why this behavior is even allowed; you'd think streamers would object to it since it makes them wonder how many of their viewers are "real" and how many people are putting on a muted stream in the background to get free items in-game.
    Who would it be prevented by? Twitch getting ad revenue? The streamers getting views?
    The only people losing in this are the people getting their feefees hurt.
  1. Tziva's Avatar
    Oh, that's a really cute lil dude!
  1. fatgunn's Avatar
    Don't understand why people get mad about these. The only negative is if you don't wanna make a Twitch account for some reason.
  1. Tziva's Avatar
    The only people who "lose" in these promotions are advertisers who think they are getting a view on their ad when it plays in a muted and minimised stream. Otherwise, it's beneficial to Blizzard, to streamers, and to players.

    I mean, you can choose to advocate for the advertisers, but don't expect people to rally around you in agreement.
  1. Daedius's Avatar
    Either leave it running on your phone in the background while you're doing whatever on it [you can dual speaker play off your phone with volume at 1% and you use Bluetooth], or use a browser extention aptly named Twitch Drop to automatically claim stuff with volume set to 1% and have that running in the background.

    Notice setting volume to 0% doesn't give progress towards claims.
  1. Jester Joe's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by Daedius View Post
    Either leave it running on your phone in the background while you're doing whatever on it [you can dual speaker play off your phone with volume at 1% and you use Bluetooth], or use a browser extention aptly named Twitch Drop to automatically claim stuff with volume set to 1% and have that running in the background.

    Notice setting volume to 0% doesn't give progress towards claims.
    Or just mute the tab and leave twitch volume untouched.
  1. Tziva's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by Daedius View Post
    Notice setting volume to 0% doesn't give progress towards claims.
    Yes, it does. Stream credit will bug out sometimes, and watching multiple streams will break it (or using third party apps to watch) will stop credit -- which is stated in the Twitch terms -- but you absolutely can mute the stream itself for credit. I have done every single Twitch promotion I've ever done, for any game, this way.

    If you're that worried, just mute the tab, but you absolutely can mute the stream itself. You don't need to do anything weird or run with 1% volume.
  1. Daedius's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by Tziva View Post
    Yes, it does. Stream credit will bug out sometimes, and watching multiple streams will break it (or using third party apps to watch) will stop credit -- which is stated in the Twitch terms -- but you absolutely can mute the stream itself for credit. I have done every single Twitch promotion I've ever done, for any game, this way.

    If you're that worried, just mute the tab, but you absolutely can mute the stream itself. You don't need to do anything weird or run with 1% volume.
    Ah good to know
  1. anon5123's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by Soultastic View Post
    people who aren't adding to toxic commentary
    Because the only kind of interaction in a stream is "toxic commentary"

    yeah

    If I was streaming and saw 1000 viewers, only to find out that 95% of them are people who aren't actually watching and just have a muted stream in the background for free items ingame, it'd be kind of insulting.

    Kinda funny to see people vehemently defending this too
    leave the multi billion dollar megacorp alone you evil forum posters with your evil opinions!
  1. catalystical's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by anon5123 View Post
    Because the only kind of interaction in a stream is "toxic commentary"

    yeah

    If I was streaming and saw 1000 viewers, only to find out that 95% of them are people who aren't actually watching and just have a muted stream in the background for free items ingame, it'd be kind of insulting.

    Kinda funny to see people vehemently defending this too
    leave the multi billion dollar megacorp alone you evil forum posters with your evil opinions!
    It'll be fine. If they don't interact and just leave it muted, the difference is that it's just a different number. That's it.

    Whether that translates to actual conversation is moot. But at least it got people to open up twitch and go out and find someone to "watch".

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