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Firstly this post isn’t clickbait and I’m not looking for sympathy at all, however I wanted to talk about the YouTube “Likes” abuse I’ve been having over the last few months…
When I started YouTube I never set out to create content that everyone in the world would like, I simply make videos that I enjoy and if somehow someone stumbles upon my videos and likes it then that’s awesome!
If you ask some of the biggest YouTubers they will all tell you that if you make a video of yourself playing a game that you DON’T enjoy, people will pick up on it and chances are that video won’t perform too well so ONLY play games that you enjoy and only make the videos when you feel like it.
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Today I posted the first episode in my new “Non-Commentary” series of videos on my Gaming channel and I wanted to explain the reason behind it, for those wonder if I’ve given up with Commentary uploads the short answer is… No!
Due to my mental health conditions I sometimes experience days where I really don’t feel like talking however I really want to continue to create content at the same time, due to this I spoke to a few other YouTubers who create gameplay content without commentary and they confirmed that these types of videos do still attract viewers.
With this in mind I decided that creating non-commentary content is a lot easier to record and edit as well as meaning I can record these videos at any time of day or night, commentary videos however can only be recorded during the day to prevent disturbing others while they’re sleeping.
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These days every gamer takes huge pride in their gaming setup, whether it’s in their bedroom or a seperate dedicated room however for some of us the reason behind it can differ.
On various occasions I have been attacked by people who has insisted I am doing nothing more than simply wasting money in buying parts to create my own space without attempting to find out why, so in this post I’ll be opening up and explaining why I created my setup…
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If you didn’t know, a little while back during summer I started my own YouTube series called “The walking vlogs” where I would go for daily walks and from time to time when I had something to talk about… I’d vlog.
However my mental health took a huge turn and I found myself not even wanting to pick up my camera let alone embark on daily walks so the series somewhat stopped, however in an effort to keep the series going (as well as remain active) I’ve decided to upgrade my vlogging setup!
Some of you may have noticed that from time to time I tend to go a little distant and sometimes I’m not seen or heard from for days or even weeks, so I wanted to explain why…
As you may or may not know I suffer with a range of mental health problems, the main one of which being my depression however I also live with anxieties as well and I have noticed over the last few months my anxieties have become a huge issue, even more so than previously.
With added stress from meetings that I attend on a regular basis I have been struggling to cope with all of my personal issues which caused me to suffer my biggest breakdown so far, due to this I decided to take a break from recording and also try and distance myself from the internet whilst I get myself back together.
Some of you know I find it difficult to discuss my feelings and so on however I have decided to seek professional help via my doctors with the aim of learning how to better deal with issues and get proper support.
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Today I will be launching my first YouTube “let’s play” series know as, “Slightly Modded Minecraft” and I thought before it all kicks off and goes live I might as well speak a little about it and explain why… Slightly modded?
Over the years I have become a huge fan of Minecraft and I have actually been playing it since before 1.7 (which was a while ago now) however I’ve found myself becoming a little tired of vanilla Minecraft pretty fast and with 1.7.10 being the most modded version I started at the right time.
For example: Vanilla Minecraft (non-modded) seems to lack a lot so it’s usually fine for a few weeks/months then you’re usually done, however with Modded you can play for months and months and still find something new to do!
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