Gaming Channel Feedback Needed

Pippie341

Pippie341

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Hello

So i have been on Youtube for around 5 months im currently at around 290 subs and 11k channel views.

I would really like some creative feedback on my channel just so i can see how im progressing.
Things like
  • Game play qualit
  • Audio
  • Video quality
  • Entertainment
  • Information
  • If I come across as being likeable (e.g. you want to subscibe)

Thankyou

Pippie
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Hey der, I went and checked out your channel and here are my first impressions:
Pro's:
-On the first video, your commentary wasn't annoying (that's rare to find... for some stinking reason)
-You were not playing by yourself
-You were playing a fun game I love playing sometimes.
- The commentary and gameplay had some pretty funny moments (You see the crawing guy at the start and think about shooting him, and your buddy keeps telling you to avoid him ha ha)

con's:
-On entering your channel, the video turned on and I wasn't ready for it. and the intro was pretty loud (But that might also be my fault seeing as my mic was turned pretty load ha ha, so don't look to much into this one.)
-It was slow to start and got kind of bored. (But as a fellow game channel tuber, I skipped ahead to find more action)
-I couldn't tell which commentator was you, But I figured you were the quieter one as you had the same voice in other videos.

So obviously, you have a huge leg up on about 80% of the youtube content out there. And I am not one to be giving you advice as you are a bit larger then me (like 200+ subs larger ha ha) But I always like getting feedback so I might as well do some for you :D.

Here is my advice. Take it as it is and what not.
1. Do more sound testing before each recording. I started doing this lately (like last video lately) and Ill just jump in before recording and find something with lots of sound happening and record me talking. Then listen and adjust accordingly. I do it 2-3 times before starting, due to one time me recording a really funny game, but the sound quality was so awful I couldn't use it :'(.

2. Make sure to follow the "you have 30 seconds to impress me" rule. If you find a funny clip, that makes you chuckle. I would throw that right in before or right after the intro. Then get back into the lets play format kind of thing. If a video makes me laugh even a small little chuckle. I will watch up to like 5 minutes per laugh I have.

3. umm, I think that's about it ha ha. That's all I noticed :D You got decent content, and that is very nice to have trust me.

Also you do come across as likeable, And I won't bs ya. If I don't like a commentator/video, I just wont post ha ha.
 
My review won't be as detailed as mcfluffers, haha, but here's my take:

1. If by gameplay quality you mean how good you are playing the game, then don't worry about that. It's fun to watch players fail, and if it gets too out of hand, you can cut it out. If you meant like 360 vs 720 vs 240 and that, then your quality is really good! 1080p isn't really essential (though I upload 1080p), 720 works just as well.

2. Your voice is really clear, and the mic isn't poor quality.

3. Your commentary can be a bit dry. Try to be emotional and enthusiastic!!! Your videos are good in every other aspect, and you do have good moments, but you need to do things that'll make people entertained! You seem a little nervous, though I can't say for sure.

4. Your channel background is original, but I don't like how it's fixed...idk, it's personal preference, but fixed backgrounds don't look good to me. Still, it's good you don't just have a plain bold color.

Overall, your channel is really good, and your videos are from bad. Just sound like you're having fun making these videos, and you should be fine!!!
 
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