Shtan, I try to follow your streams on Twitch as much as my timeplan allows me. I don't mind the fact that I don't understand a word you 're saying. Being primarily an arena player myself, I consider you not only the best (especially in comparison to acknowledged streamers like Amaz, Hafu, Kripp, Trump etc) but also the most easily watchable arena player: your plays are quick and clever, your stream is salt-free and very relaxing. I mention all the above because I believe that you could and imho should invest on a better RU-vid channel that would allow you to reach a far wider audience. Right now there is a large community of arena players like me who are bored to death with watching streams of either mediocre arena players or ranked players who face endless waves of Maly Druids and Odd Paladins, even when these players strive to bring original and inventive decks to Ranked game mode. What to do then? A selection of not just highlights but also whole arena runs, and (wouldn't that be awesome) english subtitles are just two simple ideas to start with. There are many more, obviously. Is it possible? Is it worth the investment? I don't really know. All I know is that you deserve to be discovered by a much wider audience.
Thanks for your feedback, really appreciate it. I thought about upload whole runs, but dunno is it good idea. I cant translate 6 hours streams, and i think youtube automatic translate cant do it well coz i speak very fast usually. Based on this there is no difference watch vod on youtube or on twitch, in spite of twitch mute sounds due to music
Thank you for your answer. To answer the question, yes, I would gladly watch RU-vid uploads of interesting arena runs (runs that either went well, or horribly bad, or unexpected things happened etc). You are right, it IS the same as watching a VOD on Twitch. But the target group in RU-vid is so much larger (an average clip of Kripp or Trump easily attracts more than 100k views, that translates into money as well as fame). Not to mention that it is a lot more convenient, more widely installed in mobile phones etc. For creators of original content like you, RU-vid can be a very reliable source of income, if nothing else, but I 'm sure you know that already. As for the subtitles, yes, this is the harder part. It probably requires the paid services of a bilingual editor. It wouldn't be necessary to be the whole 6 hours of stream, just the arena runs or highlights would suffice. Sometimes, as I watch your stream, I realise that you are explaining your thought process; I feel it would be great to be able to understand it. Once again thank you for your time. I hope I don't overstay my welcome with all these suggestions. I wish you all the best!
