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[Jei In-Game]

Hi guys, I'm new to the forum. I heard this is an awesome forum and I just wanted to give it a try.
My name is Jei and I play a lot of games. As side activity when I have free time. I have been playing for more than 13 years already. I'm doing a Youtube channel where I'm uploading videos as I can. There are Gameplays, Walkthroughs, Reviews, Tutorials and more. I invite you all to pass by and have a look! I'm really open minded and I would love to get your possitive/negative feedbacks (opinions, commentaries, suggestions, requests or complains).

Hope to see you there!


Link: (to Youtube) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCctG8KFPYLngGO8evYTT5tA



Thanks!

Jei In-Game

PD: Search in Youtube: "Jei In-Game" and my channel/ videos will be shown. I apologize if this isn't the right place to post this and ask the moderators to please move it to the correct forum/topic under the same title. Thanks

 

[ThinClient]

If you're serious, get started on Twitch.

Also, your link is broken. If you're going to schlep your own wares, make sure your links work. Always always ALWAYS proof-read and double check your work before you post it. Lesson #1 I guess.

 

[Jei In-Game]

Thanks for telling, I just repaired it.

Anyway, if you want to access you can go to www.youtube.com and write "Jei In-Game" in the search. First channel will be mine.

You can try to click the post link now, it should work.

Again, thanks for pointing out!

 

[ThinClient]

Do you have any games that are recent releases?

Also, seriously, get started on Twitch. It takes about 10 minutes to set everything up and away you go. Check Twitch to see what games are trending and jump in to stream them. Twitch has a highlight feature that, after you're done streaming and Twitch saves a video copy of your stream, allows you to take either the entire stream or bits and pieces and upload them to your linked youtube account for you, creating content on both sites at the same time.

If you're serious about getting started on Twitch, let me know and I'll help get you started.

 

[DigDog]

i'll pass on the best advice i have heard about working on youtube : get an intro.

 

[clok1966]

i'll pass on the best advice i have heard about working on youtube : get an intro.

Strange (not disagreeing) but i always felt on Tube and even tv, wasting time on intro's bores me. other then the Simpsons (end with sofa, and chalkboard) why watch that over? I would rather see new stuff then repeats. But i can see where a pro looking start over the shaky cam crap many tubers do is nicer.

 

[SMOGZINN]

Strange (not disagreeing) but i always felt on Tube and even tv, wasting time on intro's bores me. other then the Simpsons (end with sofa, and chalkboard) why watch that over? I would rather see new stuff then repeats. But i can see where a pro looking start over the shaky cam crap many tubers do is nicer.

The first thing is at least on Youtube, keep it short. Ten seconds is a long time when watching a video. And while you might think that repeated intros are a waste of time, you would be wrong. The human brain loves repetition. Repetition creates pattern, and to our brain patterns mean something is important and to pay attention to it.

 

[mizzou]

Obviously you forgot something important; Every youtuber who knows his youtube starts the video with "Hey guys!"

 

[ocre]

Watch the AC Black flag video at least past the description that is read out loud.

It may gave broke my computer, not sure. Maybe PC just cant handle it???????