> It seems I am alone on that front.
No :)
In a third of the time you spend watching one "content creator" "goofing around" you can go through 3-4 text reviews and figure out if the game is for you already.
No :)
In a third of the time you spend watching one "content creator" "goofing around" you can go through 3-4 text reviews and figure out if the game is for you already.
And honestly, one of the best reviewers I know does video reviews and puts the recommendation in the title. I still like to listen to the reviews because I can do it while doing other things, unlike reading.
I do. In text mode.
> that like the games you like.
But this way I'll never get to play anything new to me. Best to check varied reviewers even if i don't always agree with them.
> I can do it while doing other things, unlike reading.
Reading is much faster than even listening to a talking head though.
So, I don't get it. You have a problem with reviewers, but you stick to a few? Seems like a self-imposed problem.
> But this way I'll never get to play anything new to me.
The reviewers review new games.
> Reading is much faster than even listening to a talking head though.
Sure, but a thumbs up or thumbs down is MUCH faster, and therefore better rather than reading someone talking about stuff.
I don't engage. I read or watch. If it looks like engagement I close.
Have a nice day.
Just watching their quick looks introduced me to so many different game genres that I’d never tried before. It’s a shame they stopped doing those a couple years ago.
If theres no article and I have to watch some clown in a video to get at the information I want I usually turn off.