YouTube series on Meepcraft! (Season 2)

Hey Meepcraft,

Remember how I did a series on Meepcraft a few months ago? Well, I am planning on making a second season, even though my last season didn't really do much. This time, however, it will be coming later this summer. I also am currently part of a Discord server called Priority Gaming, created by @CasualMow , and I am wondering on whether or not to have it involved in my series or not. The season premiere will be on Saturday, August 11, and the season finale will be on Sunday, September 15.

See you on August 11!

P.S. My channel link is on my forums page.

 

Priority gaming will allow it on our yt but still working out the kinks xD

 

I have delayed the season premiere to Saturday, August 18. I apologize for the inconvenience, but I was out of town on August 11.

 

I’d really enjoy to help make some collaboration videos with you from CasualNuker Studios

 

The first episode has come out, view it here:

 

huller

 

The second episode has come out, view it here:

 

huller!

 

Nice

 

The third episode has come out, view it here:

 

huller evreebuddee

 

The fourth episode has come out, view it here:

 

NYOT AGEEN

 

You're insulting a kid over his accent and juvenile expression, wow you're cool

How's that 80k/year adulting gig working out for you with your man jack?

 

Idk where the rest of my 80k a year is going but if you can find it for me itd be appreciated lol

 

Please show me the entry level Amazon position that pays $40/hr.

 

The fifth episode has come out, view it here:

Also, muunkee should shut up on this thread

 

1. Don't blame Muunkee, she actually has a point. You talk pretty loud and clear during the video, but your intros are mostly barely understandable. Speak up, your intro should motivate a viewer to watch not discourage them by your first impression.

2. Stop typing so much in the chat if you are recording a video. It gets old really fast; especially if you are going to complain about lag, like in the last video, when the viewers can clearly see there was none. Focus on the audience, not on the global chat - no one cares about that.

3. Pick up an editing program. Your double take on the intro could have been edited away, the talking in chat can be edited away, repeated sections of the parkour can be edited away and it can overall lead to a better viewing experience. You don't need to do any fancy effects, fade ins and out and crazy transitions... just keep the weed out. It takes more effort and you will need more material for the final video to be of a decent size, but in the end it will be worth it.

 

Hey everyone!

 

*facepalm*
Will there be anyone that won't mock my intros?