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Orphan of Kos from Bloodborne. I think it's the hardest boss of the Soulsborne franchise, and I can't remember ever getting as mad in a video game as I did when I was first trying to beat this boss.

If you only want people to view you, you're best off hopping on whatever game is trending, or perhaps even trying to predict what the next big game on youtube will be. As for me personally, it doesn't matter the game, it depends on how entertaining the person is. I know it's hard to reel in new...

That's a really tough question. I know my favorite game to play is Dark Souls, but the best game I've ever played is probably Super Mario 64. It's one of the most innovative games of all time, and is insanely detailed and in-depth for a game of that era.

I think Minecraft is a more polished game, and although I can see the appeal in Roblox, it just doesn't compare to me because of how far more polished of a game Minecraft is.

PS4 mostly, but I do play on PC frequently. Also play 3ds periodically, when a new game I'm interested comes out, and I love classic consoles, especially the N64, which I still play on a weekly basis.

Enjoy it a ton, and yet to feel like that's going to change any time soon. I think there's so many good creators out there making great content right now, and I feel as though the whole "Adpocalypse" thing will blow over eventually.

Maybe make a unique character out of your online character and have a series about the different shenanigans they get into.

Pretty much the entire Roosterteeth family, Game Grumps, M3rkmus1c, Simpleflips, Dude Perfect. I also really like a bunch of people that make montage parodies, but those seem to be dying down as of late.

Keep them together to the extent that you're not splitting your fanbase. If you can, integrate the two together. Instead of having some vlog fans and some gaming fans, find a way to make everyone that watches you a fan of you specifically.

Well Kristaps Porzingis has his own Youtube channel that he regularly uploads to, so I'd have to say it's him by a mile.

Be interesting, in short. What about you would be appealing to other people? Are you funny, a good story teller, really good at doing one particular thing? You're the star of your channel, figure out what about you is the most interesting, and base everything else around that.

If your current camera is at least pretty good quality, then go with the Traxxas. You don't need to have the quality of someone with millions of subs right off the bat, but it should be at least good enough that people won't be distracted by it/outright not watch the video because of it.

Water it daily, keep it in direct sunlight, avoid insects. In all seriousness, all the advice here has been sound. Just make sure you don't promote yourself on sites or places people don't want to see it. There's tons of places on the internet, such as right here, that have the type of...

Blue Snowball. It's relatively cheap, relatively high quality, and once I fool around with settings, it's crystal clear and sharp audio quality.

You may be able to find a Blue Snowball second-hand for that price. If you look around at different settings to fool around with, you can make it sound almost as good as mics that cost hundreds of dollars. It'll obviously not be AS good, but it comes very close to a point where it's easily the...

I prefer CashNasty, as I think he's the funniest, although there's probably others out there who are better at the game, he's the most entertaining to me.

Gimme pizza over a plain burger, but the right toppings on a burger can definitely push it over the edge.

McDonalds between the two, but I don't think KFC is the go-to place for chicken. The fast food chicken hierarchy in my mind goes Chick-fil-a>Popeye's>>>>>>KFC

PS4. I played ps 2 as a kid, switched to xbox for the next generation, and was going to stick with xbox but I just thought ps4 was too far ahead when they launched so I went with that.

It's not the be all end all but it certainly helps especially for establishing an identity.