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I'm suspicious of your rapid growth. What methods are you using?

Can "None" be an answer? Can they go back to the basics and make a game with substance?

The drivers only make a small part of how the GPU functions. 2GB, and a 610 at that is not going to do you too well. I suggest upgrading at least the GPU to something more current. The 4GB GTX 960 is usually a good bet.

Believes red to be a dark shade of pink.

Two problems. One, you might've been "here" for a year, but you've only managed to engage in the forum 4 times. Two, you don't have the partner certification to get the badge. You need the purple badge to post in the review section, and you need to be an "active member" (30 posts) to get to...

That's something that many people on here would label a pipe dream, but you're living it and it's real. Whatever it is that you're doing, keep doing it.

It is average at best. An outdated processor and GPU are going to drag you back quite a bit.

So far all I see is a burst rather than a trend. Keep it up and make it a trend.

Personally, it just shows who is not worthy of the attention they think they deserve.

The same thing happened on my first channel. I thought Sub4Sub was the greatest thing ever, getting subs quick and instantly. I wasn't even thinking that there was no real person, no real emotion and drive behind clicking that subscribe button. My 100 'sub' special was a Terraria video...

If one joins YouTube with the idea of "I'll get big", they'll never get big.

Then no, you are not growing fast enough to sate your needs. You need to be doing more to ensure your videos get noticed by your intended audience.

The question should be, "where do you want to be, in the end". When do you think you can wholeheartedly say that you are satisfied with your success on YouTube?

I can't suggest doing a giveaway, since then it might end up obligating people to subscribe - You don't want people subscribing for the maybe-get-something-free thought. Perhaps you could open an opinion poll about perhaps opening a second channel for those who want to see lyric videos from a...

The Standard YouTube License will suit all of your needs. Creative Commons is more or less for people who produce music and stock footage.

Aside from making something people want you share, you also need to make it so people can find it so that they can share it. That's where your Search Engine Optimization comes in. The title, tags, and descriptions of your videos which help your video get into the first page of search results...

The thing I'm going to point out here is that you're referencing your potential commentors as objects and not people, as if something you do will magically incline them to comment more than before. Your commentors are people with priorities on whether they comment or not. It's difficult to get a...

Has a 3.2% accuracy rating in Far Cry 4