I really didn't mean for that to come out as passive-aggressive as it must have, sorry Dev.

Really though, I get that it's not something you chose, but I'm not even specifically referring to you. If this begins happening again, we can't use that waiting mentality wherein if one or two people are missing, we postpone the event. It can be difficult to convince people to continue when some key/well-liked persons who have said they will make it, don't turn up. I'd hope that someone there could have, as you said, taken up the burden of organizing streams and such...but it just doesn't happen when there's that uncertainty. Don't get me wrong, I didn't mean it as a personal attack or anything, I'm simply saying that if you guys want to really get this going regularly then you have to step out of that uncertainty and take responsibility for organizing, whether alone or in a group as those who are there on the night.
I also want everyone monitoring this thread to keep in mind I won't be able to be that person. In the past, I made it to maybe 2/3 nights...although I'm trying to express and address some concerns, I'm not entirely sure I'd be able to make it to these ones. Really, that's the point I'm trying to make. If me, Dev, Kyz, Lizzy, or whoever the hell else decides this is a good idea, isn't there on the night, go without us. Take that responsibility and apply it as you would were you working for the betterment of the server. Heavy-handed as I may seem, I feel it's a valid point.
EDIT: Also, I really think we should contact people, make arrangements, whatever...soon. Like, before next weekend soon. At the moment it's all academic, which achieves nothing. Clearly enough interest has been shown that it's worth talking to...Q or whoever (at least in the case of my suggestions). This is why I am a terrible person, I will raise concerns and poke holes in the idea, but I'm not moving to make it a thing (mainly because I doubt I'll have time (timezones, ergh) to actually participate).