Scott Johnson

Now it does, but you know, knowing where to go after, it seems like that's a difficulty tier of its own. Right. And I kind of get, I get mad.

You're also moving. You're on a ship that's moving. So when you do go land, you're not, it's not like some stationary thing where it's like, all right, I go up into the left now. It's like, well, no, you could be on the opposite side of things and now you got to go all the way across the freaking battlefield again. It's really, I'm not saying it's bad.

You're also moving. You're on a ship that's moving. So when you do go land, you're not, it's not like some stationary thing where it's like, all right, I go up into the left now. It's like, well, no, you could be on the opposite side of things and now you got to go all the way across the freaking battlefield again. It's really, I'm not saying it's bad.

In fact, like I said, it's my favorite dungeon, but it's complicated.

In fact, like I said, it's my favorite dungeon, but it's complicated.

Oh, that's why he saw it, because he did follower. Okay.

Oh, that's why he saw it, because he did follower. Okay.

Right. But that's what makes that a much more interesting thing, even though we don't know what we're doing. Players just don't like change. So when you're not handheld to the next area you know you all everyone panics and people were yelling like Where the hell is everybody? I'm like, I'm coming. If I just knew where you guys are at, freaking somebody mark yourselves or something.

Right. But that's what makes that a much more interesting thing, even though we don't know what we're doing. Players just don't like change. So when you're not handheld to the next area you know you all everyone panics and people were yelling like Where the hell is everybody? I'm like, I'm coming. If I just knew where you guys are at, freaking somebody mark yourselves or something.

It's a weird thing.

It's a weird thing.

Here, Wayne, let's tell people right now where you're going to stream it. YouTube, Twitch, or where? Where are you putting it?

Here, Wayne, let's tell people right now where you're going to stream it. YouTube, Twitch, or where? Where are you putting it?

If you would have asked me this six years ago, I might have said Twitch without even hesitation. But I actually think YouTube might be better. These days, it's the aces for me monetization-wise. But actual tech reasons... I have a better experience on YouTube. I have better looking video when things are done with the same bit rates than I do when I – or that I would use on Twitch.

If you would have asked me this six years ago, I might have said Twitch without even hesitation. But I actually think YouTube might be better. These days, it's the aces for me monetization-wise. But actual tech reasons... I have a better experience on YouTube. I have better looking video when things are done with the same bit rates than I do when I – or that I would use on Twitch.

I just overall have a better experience and also less ads. And I just think it's a better – If I had one beef, it's the chat rooms, aka basically comment rooms in live YouTube channels don't even hold a candle to live Twitch streams because they don't have all the functionality in there. There's so much crazy stuff you can do in your chat that you can't do on YouTube necessarily.

I just overall have a better experience and also less ads. And I just think it's a better – If I had one beef, it's the chat rooms, aka basically comment rooms in live YouTube channels don't even hold a candle to live Twitch streams because they don't have all the functionality in there. There's so much crazy stuff you can do in your chat that you can't do on YouTube necessarily.

That would be my only beef. But the actual like... how's the stream going out? How good does it look? Is it more consistent and not dropping a lot? Is it a better bit rate later and not all artifacty, all those sorts of things way better over on YouTube.

That would be my only beef. But the actual like... how's the stream going out? How good does it look? Is it more consistent and not dropping a lot? Is it a better bit rate later and not all artifacty, all those sorts of things way better over on YouTube.

And the other advantage is if you're also putting other supplementary content up like followups, short versions of this, a chunk of your stream moved out and put into a smaller thing, you're already doing that on YouTube anyway. So it kind of keeps it all under one roof. And I also like scheduling the way the scheduling system works in YouTube.