Help out my new Youtube Channel

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Good luck with your channel.

I'll subscribe and take a look at your videos later, I always watch some videos before sleeping, so I'll watch one or two. I think I'll leave feedback on your videos, but you may have more use for a bump?

Anyways, I'll give a try.

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Okay, I'll give my feedback related to your League video and also use this as a bump so more people can see your thread.

I only watched your Illaoi game because for some weird reason, Youtube would not load other games from you, so I sticked to what I could. You showed a nice gameplay and an average game that entertained me, I like watching League videos in general. But well, what do you have to offer to your viewers? You make brief comments while you play a full game and shares your reasoning behind things, say about mistakes you commited or your doubts in certain cases, but that is something I believe I can see in pretty much most league videos. Examples of other league youtubers:

• ThePeacePidgeon makes awesome montages like a pro, its very enjoying to watch (btw, he was employed by Riot because of that);

• Sp4zie has fun playing the game with his friends and that fun spreads to the viewers as well, making it entertaining to watch. As a bonus, he also makes simple edits;

• Trick2g overreacts to everything and screams so much that you can really feel the hype in his videos, his confidence in what he does. Even tough I don't like when he flames his subs or anyone whatsoever, I enjoy his videos;

• Trinnimortal makes videos where he takes good clips from games with his friends and feature then in his video alongside very nice edits, he puts music in the right spots, sometimes you can really see the hype building up from the music, what he says and what he does;

• Foxdrop and Stonewall008 preemptively records games and later on commentates on what they were doing, what they should have done and also talks about the champion played in the current meta and that with no pause, making it consistent;

• and many more with their different methods I don't want to talk anymore :P

Do you want to specialize in making full gameplay? There is no editing involved but you must be confident in what you'll say and show to keep your viewers interested. And if you want to gain new viewers, I personally don't think full gameplay is the right approach, maybe you could make some basic cuts and do some small montages to make more fast and filled with content videos.

By the way some personal opinion, I thought the sound was really weird to hear. I could hear champion's voices but no announcer and almost no sound effect from spells, that annoyed me a bit. Try using some music (though you must watch out for youtube's copyright, and that I can't help you with) to fill the gaps where you don't commentate. The noise of your mic was kinda distracting, and I think you can fix that with some audio editing program like Audacity if you can't afford a better mic. Maybe you can research more about editting stuff in some videos.

As advice, I suggest trying to learn some basic editing and make some pretty thumbnails and cool titles, they can be click baity but you must watch for not overdoing it as click bait gets very annoying. Also, music is good.

I guess that finishes my feedback, I'll stick to your channel unless I lose interest, you must watch out for that league videos rivalry, huh? haha. Good luck with your channel, Eskimo!

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MOBA? No, thank You.
Thanks for gibs tho

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Good luck on your channel! I could give you advice, but I possess no abilities in how to stream, since my connection doesn't allow me that...

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