I skimmed through about a minute or so of two of your videos.
The text bubble thing you do is alright, but I’d add to it and clean it up. Stop recording typos. Edit them out of the video. The time it takes for me to read what you’re typing, and then delete your mistakes and try again makes me lose interest real fast, and it looks sloppy.
If you are physically able to speak, you should. There is no human connection. I was just watching a programming screen while music played in the background. That may be useful if I’m looking for a video to walk me through something I’m trying to do, but I wouldn’t subscribe or even remember your name if there’s no connection to you as a person. Talk through what you are doing as you do it. If you are unable to speak, maybe you can find a text to voice to speak for you.
Best of luck to you and your channel!
I’m really enjoying it so far. I haven’t had much time, so I’m not very far in.
My only complaint is that I’m playing on a launch Series X and it crashes to the home screen constantly. I set it to autosave frequently, and it doesn’t take long to boot back up, so I just keep trudging through, but it really is frustrating.
That’s the thing. They scanned EVERY possible seed, and the run in question didn’t match ANY of them.
They also found that a key item found in an optimal location was only possible in a version of the game that didn’t match what they claimed to be running.
They also noticed that the lvl 12 sorc was dealing damage as if he was level 20 something.
The group investigating just wanted to see how they would stack up if they could recreate the original streamers perfect luck, and they couldn’t even do that. It really seems like the run was faked.
Roblox is a great example of a good idea turned to shit by capitalism.
A game builder designed simply enough for kids to use was a GREAT idea. Letting developers throw together half assed obbies and “simulator” games with micro transactions was a terrible idea.
But no, I wouldn’t call it social media. It’s an online video game.
I don’t hear about this one often but it is always the first game I bust out for newbies.
Camel Up!
Players place bets on little camels that run around the track. The turns move quickly, people love gambling, and you some strategy will help you win, but it’s random enough that everybody has a chance at coming out ahead.
Someone might get the bet you had your eye on, but there’s no direct “attacks” on other players.
I have that card.
Are people still playing with Fallen Empires? That was almost 3 decades ago!
Also, what are the odds this is an April Fools joke?