It basically comes down to luck. I’ve seen a lot of good channels with good content and only have a few hundred subscribers, but they push on and keep putting out videos.

Nope.

Look at this loser trying to act smart lmao.

Maybe developers should stop releasing unfinished games labled as “early access.” Not that it matters to me, I never read steam reviews. Kind of a waste of time.

Or maybe the gaming industry is just full of morons like you that play bad games like LoL and buy CoD and Madden every year even though its the same game every year?

I dunno. Why are you an idiot contributing the the black hole that is mobile gaming?

I haven’t played TF2 in years. Just pointing out the obvious is all.

They can like whatever they want, still doesn’t change the fact that its a bad game.

What exactly am I to be jealous of?

Logic makes plenty of sense. Shitty game, shitty community.

No game compares to the level of LoL which holds easily the worst community in any game which is only exasperated by the game being F2P.

Uhm....unless you are using a business plan, its highly unlikely you have a static IP issued to you by the ISP provider. That would complicate things immensely for your average user. Not that it matters because static IP’s can still be changed. I’m going to assume here that you know nothing about IT networking.

Nope, its broken. LoL is a horrible game. Why its so popular despite the constant rage and shitty community it produces is beyond me.

I don’t think you know what racist means....

That doesn’t make it a good game. Lots of people play CoD too, but its still a bad game rehashed every year. Most gamers are idiots.

Maybe because its actually a bad game?

I can change my IP literally in seconds....Its not that hard.

I didn’t need to sleep tonight anyways.

That sucks. I remember spotting one when I was flying out of Naha years ago. Would have been kinda cool to take a trip on that plane.

I never understood the whole “immersion” argument. Games are games. I play them for entertainment. I’ve never felt “immersed” into the world of these games.