Echoing what was mentioned above, the only real problem I had with NCFC this year was the livestream game playing.

From what I saw, if someone with producer status happened to be on and felt like recording a game they could do so. No plans were made or rules set. If you were on and felt like recording, knock yourself out. While this setup worked fairly well and encouraged people to experiment with all the available games when streaming, it also meant that you could never be sure when/if a game would be streamed.

My suggestion for next year would be to schedule a few livestream game recordings. There would still be plenty of time for people to stream whatever they wanted to, but some time would deliberately be set aside for the game demos that are available. For example, "8:00-9:30 EST on Monday such-and-such will be playing Game #1, #2, #3, and #4 for 20 minutes each with a little extra time left over just in case." If a developer saw their game listed, they would know when to view the stream or could even ask for a different time. More games would be shown overall since there would be an actual plan instead of "play until you get bored of it, or feel guilty for taking too long," and more people would be on during these timeslots which would liven up the chat.