Lore After Hours: Babe it's midnight, time to give a channel update
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
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You make the videos you get the most enjoyment from! 😊
Interested to hear about the stories of the dead TCG’s. Lot of potential stories nerding told there.
Honnestly mate, I love your videos, a bit sad about you not talking about MTG (MKM story I thought was pretty good and I feel like it’s going on the right direction)
But like for example, I like the Ahstetic (if that’s how you write, sorry i’m not an native english) but the lore is not that interesting at my eyes, but as long as you have fun with it, I think it’s the best.
I also am extremely interested in the whole "Dead TCG" you talked about, that’s sounds so interesting I don’t know anybody with the quality that you put out, talking about these!
You could also do a bit of gameplay, I would love to see you play Flesh and Blood because I enjoy your videos, ya got a good voice, good vibes, therefore I would love to see you play.
But anyways, I hope you find your footing and don’t give up, you are great
I believe the Flesh and Blood videos are something for the long run, with the game growing in popularity in the future people will find the videos and watch it.
About MtG, talk about what you want, I prefer it when you talk about the lore and are honest and critical about the current state of the IP.
About not TCG related lore, be about fantasy books or whatever, I personally have an interest in watching.
It's kind of natural circle that lore channels shift to other content once they covered what they wanted to cover or what there is from lore to cover. Branching off to different game lore or content happens.
I tried flesh and blood but just don't have time to play. But enjoy lore videos once I see them.
Discord server ? can I join?
Also didn't want to watch your Red Sonia books reviews because I want read them and didn't wanted any spoilers. Sorry..
Still keep on doing the great job!
Our server link is in the description!
Love you're content but real talk, the Flesh and Blood: "Kill or Be Killed" story was kind of bad. This wasn't anything that was your fault. The narration was excellent but the story itself was basically "I eat. I fight. I get bigger. I eat. I fight. I get bigger." For like a 1/2 hour. It was pretty boring. Granted there are definitely worse magic stories but still.
Going over dead TCGs sounds like a really interesting idea. Maybe start it as it's own series? Game mechanics, card rarity, gimmicks, public perception of the game, why it died, etc. Sounds like a neat idea. Shoot, I still have in a box somewhere a bunch of Jackie Chan trading cards that I don't think I ever actually knew how to play. Just that they were saw blade shaped and that me and my brother would throw them at each other like shuriken. The Hot Wheels: Acceloracers trading card game was unironically one of the most fun TCGs I'd ever played.
My suggestion for making more Flesh and Blood content is probably making more relatively low-effort, and introductory content. Stuff like Top 5s-10s characters and "in a nutshell summaries for every set", and les videos that require watching the previous parts to follow. Because some good 95% of your followers don't play Flesh and Blood, they are unlikely to have any opinion or investment in the videos that are more dedicated to a single character or small aspect of Flesh and Blood. That is probably why The Story So Far probably did much better.
Similarly, if you want to do Red Sonja content, you probably want some videos summarizing Red Sonja completely and its most important arcs, characters and recurring elements.
The problem with the read-alongs is that the audience who did not watch parts 1-2 will not watch 3 and so on. Given that the continuity hasn't been too important so far, I'd actually do an "Introduction" at the start of these videos, telling us what has happened before and what the involved region and factions are about in broad strokes, perhaps featuring some cards that represent them. Again, assume nobody who watches knows anything about FaB
I'd also analize how MrTopTenList and the Duel Logs do their videos: since they juggle multiple audiences just fine, assume the viewer knows very little. A good reason why MrTopTenList can make videos about YGO, random anime or any fighting game without losing audience is that he usually pairs up with people who literally know nothing about what he is talking about and he has to explain things in layman terms.
And because of the way the algorithm works, the more videos your audience skips, the less recommendations they will get for your future videos. If there is something you think really won't appeal to even 25% of your audience no matter how you sell it, probably putting it in a second channel is not a bad idea. Just recommend your videos between channels at the end of all your videos.
You've given me a bit to think about, thanks.