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Edited by Deputy Farva:
8/21/2015 10:16:58 PM
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So I have to be a youtuber and make videos to judge other youtubers? Yea makes sense kid. Bet you like mr fruit huh.
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Well maybe you should consider the fact that if it were easy everyone would do it. This guy puts effort into his videos and, from what I've seen, they are informative and entertaining. A YouTuber doesn't have to have 100,000+ subscribers, or completely flawless editing skills, or a perfect sense of humor to be good.
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It is easy. Every single destiny youtuber just copies each others content and have their own little catch phrases and people eat it up. I bet I could do youtube and do the tactics these garbage destiny guys do and will get thousands of subs. So no it isn't hard
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Most of my videos take about 20 hours to edit. I don't just comment over one line of gameplay or one/two screenshots. I also don't upload engram openings or trailers. I do not copy youtubers, in fact [u]I test things even when the results seem obvious[/u]. This is how [u]I discovered two different Flinch mechanics[/u] in affect when using [b]Unflinching[/b], and how I discovered the [b]Army of One Perk[/b] being [u]glitched[/u]. My Unflinching video took me [b]36 hours[/b] of grueling testing. After uploading my Song of Flame video, I searched youtube to see who else went in depth with the perk. Let's just say it technically would have been impossible to copy something that has yet to have been made. [b]All feedback is appreciated though. I'm always looking to improve and I encourage you to be vocal and call me out on any BS.[/b]
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Well maybe some people have integrity.
