Live shows for the non US audience?

I imagine there are technical, logistical and quality-of-life reasons that most GB livestreams tend to fall near the end of their work day.

I'm curious, for duders outside of North America, what times would be ideal for you that are also achievable for the GB crew?

You'd, basically, be asking them to stay up 24 hours to accommodate every time zone, which is ridiculous. They live in California and they don't want to work crazy hours so they work a normal work day. Its a bummer if their schedule doesn't line up with your time zone, but there really isn't anything that can change that.

Years of staying up literally all night and watching the sun rise behind me during the E3 conferences and live shows have put the relatively civil hours of the other live shows into perspective.

So they should start a stream at 2am to convenience people in a different time zone? Be realistic.

I'm on Australian Central Standard time and I understand. If GB was hosted in england I'd say the same thing. Its unfortunate, but bad luck.

They stream when its convenient for their schedule, and if they want to serve beer and have a party they'll be streaming at a time appropriate for that.

I think its a ridiculous request to make in the first place. There are so many different time zones so which time is convenient? And as others said before do you expect them to work at 4am or start work at 9pm just for a 2-4 hour show? Not to mention the extra hours for prep.

That being said I'm in the same boat as the OP, the shows are usually never on when I can see them live due to the time zone but idk, for me its not the end of the world.

I think that was part of their reasoning, as well. Try to shift up the time for other regions.

They're aware of the problem, but the structure and staffing of GB makes it difficult to appease everyone.

Still, when I really wanted to watch live Starcraft matches, I'd occasionally stay up til 2 or 3 am to do so (granted, I was unemployed at the time!)