Games Featured on my Channel:

• Slither.io
  
• Diep.io
  
• Agar.io
  
• Other Indie games
  
• Clash Royale
  
• Clash of Clans
  

Along with commentary, I demonstrate strategy, Easter Eggs, and fun tactics. Occasionally, I'll upload a vlog or even some programming tips! To help my channel grow, I've made a challenge:

When I reach 1,000 subscribers, I'll start donating all my Youtube earnings to charity. Want to make a difference in the world? Watch my content! It's fun, and also gives you a warm, fuzzy feeling. Wins all around!

Help me get to my goal! Subscribe to my channel by clicking the button below and share it with your friends. Thanks!

Stretch All Goals:
10 Subs - A .io gameplay series
100 Subs - Explaining how I make videos
1,000 Subs - I start donating!
10,000 - FACE REVEAL and I count to 10,000
100,000 - Many, many giveaway!

Planned Videos:

My Channel Intro (Almost Done)
A .IO Gaming Series
“Remake Day” where I redo a video
Some Timelapses
Netflix/Hulu free accounts
Voice Jammer

You can add to this list by posting below…

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I'm pretty sure I saw something exactly like this a while ago in another topic. As I said there, I think you should branch out to things other than indie and mobile games. Although indie and mobile games have a huge audience on Youtube, there are a lot, and I mean a LOT of channels related to indie and mobile gaming. If people find your channel, they'll most likely see you as just another content creator trying to get views by targeting things that a lot of people already make and a lot of people already like. Not that you are, but stereotyping other people based on first impressions is probably part of human nature by now. I'm not trying to say all gaming channels are overrated, it's just that if you don't have anything new to offer, your videos don't stand out as much. If you extended your basic outline of what types of videos you make to maybe console gaming and gaming franchises like Mario and Sonic, then maybe people will see your channel differently. Also, make sure you have constant, humorous, running commentary as well as good audio and video quality in your videos. Maybe even play with another person. What I'm trying to say is if you're gonna make a Youtube channel and challenge yourself to get over 1000 subs, you have to do something more than indie and mobile gaming.

But hey, what do I know. I don't even have a Youtube channel myself.

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goldfish678 wrote:

I'm pretty sure I saw something exactly like this a while ago in another topic. As I said there, I think you should branch out to things other than indie and mobile games. Although indie and mobile games have a huge audience on Youtube, there are a lot, and I mean a LOT of channels related to indie and mobile gaming. If people find your channel, they'll most likely see you as just another content creator trying to get views by targeting things that a lot of people already make and a lot of people already like. Not that you are, but stereotyping other people based on first impressions is probably part of human nature by now. I'm not trying to say all gaming channels are overrated, it's just that if you don't have anything new to offer, your videos don't stand out as much. If you extended your basic outline of what types of videos you make to maybe console gaming and gaming franchises like Mario and Sonic, then maybe people will see your channel differently. Also, make sure you have constant, humorous, running commentary as well as good audio and video quality in your videos. Maybe even play with another person. What I'm trying to say is if you're gonna make a Youtube channel and challenge yourself to get over 1000 subs, you have to do something more than indie and mobile gaming.

But hey, what do I know. I don't even have a Youtube channel myself.

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Thanks! I'll look into it.

Bump - Wierd it thinks this post doesn't exist.

ok, bump again then

Bump!

ohi :3 so what do you think about branching out and things? when and if your channel develops more, you might wanna set a schedule so people know what to expect and when to expect it.

is this channel still active?

Nice, maybe I will check out this channel soon!

Not to be rude… but, stop bumping it. If it's not getting replies until the 3rd or 4th bump then people don't want to read it. Also don't put "" in the title, it bothers people.

They're pretty good videos., although i don't think i'll subscribe since i'm not interested
in slither.io and all that other stuff.

Thanks everybody, ran into some issues - closed for now.