Journal

Unfortunately, my PayPal account was tapped by Streamlabs Prime to pay for the 2022 year. It’s my fault for forgetting to turn off the subscription. So, I guess I’ll try making something of it again this year.

I am often a high-stress, experiencing individual. I often push myself to my limits to the point of breaking. This is why relaxing games are often at the forefront of what I play, and this includes Subnautica.

In a world where so many people are stressed to their limits, there are plenty of options to unwind. A lot of us take to gaming as a diversion from real life. And Minecraft is probably among the better for relaxing.

When trying to build a YouTube gaming channel, a lot of people will try to stream the most popular games. I suppose part of that has to do with how Twitch taught how this was important. But are popular games better for views on YouTube?

At the moment, there are two major platforms for streaming games: YouTube and Twitch. I suppose you can give the argument for Facebook, but let’s be realistic. Out of these two platforms, why is YouTube the better option?

As a gamer, what would you think is your most important body organ? I’ll give you a hint; it’s not your thumbs. Today, I’ll break down how fitness boosts the potential of gamers and why you’d want to spend more time doing cardio.

Social media plays a massive role when trying to get yourself out there as a content creator. But, how much does having a high follower count really matter in the grand scheme of things? It really depends on who is creating what.

Back in the day, XSplit had two distinct products for creating video content: Broadcaster and Gamecaster. For a single payment subscription, you could use both on a premium level. But over the years, the software diverged.

Subnautica happens to be one of my favorite games. It checks all of the boxes for me behind what makes a stellar experience. But, I have yet to finish the game in the three years I’ve been playing. Why is that?