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I've done YouTube as dual/multi-owned channels. I think just gaming with friends and having a good time was my reason for doing YouTube.

You have to set a link to be permanent when you generate it.

The reason I call it raw is because I recorded with some buddies of mine without telling them so I got a lot of funny stuff to work with and non-staged commentary, hope you guys enjoy it! Also, tell me what you think!

I've noticed a lot of dual/multiple owned channels are pretty popular, or if not that, a lot of collab channels do pretty well right now.

That would be a very original idea, for sure. I think it would be pretty entertaining, assuming you don't have copyright issues.

I used to watch a ton of Johnny Test back in the day.

Most desktop mics can be positioned off camera and still be pretty clear. Though to be honest, when people are giving new YouTubers a chance at all, they usually just want to see funny stuff. They don't usually have as high standards for new YouTubers, so I wouldn't go spending a ton of money on...

I played Battlefield 4 a ton. I think I was in the thousands for hours played. I may have spent too much time on it XD

To watch: Football (American) To play: Running/Martial Arts

This is pretty true because most people have their YouTubers that they like to watch and don't give new people much thought.

Congratulations!

BF1 for me

I'll be joining the military when I graduate from from my senior year.

Like everyone else is saying, shooting videos require a lot of cutting to keep the flow going. A good idea is find funny, relevant clips to play right after you do something.

I'd say just post both of them if you don't have a schedule. The more videos out there for you the more exposure your bound to get

I'd say maybe do a bit more vlogging but not too much because you don't want to overdue it

I'm working on a BF1 video and I want to see if anyone here could do a thumbnail with a soldier sitting back in safety holding a camera filming his friends who are getting destroyed by the enemy. You don't need to do anything incredibly difficult, in fact, doing cartoon-like soldiers would be...

There are plenty of good ones, but my personal favorites have been BF4, BF1, and Destiny for PS4, and then CS:GO on PC but I don't play much PC

I was super excited for For Honor and when I played in the closed beta I had a lot of fun, but noticed that the AI were so much better than the actual players. I've heard they fixed that now.

Call of Duty Black Ops (Original) I'm not much of a COD fan now but I had such a great time with the people and the game back then. That's my definite pick.