Scott Johnson

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.

So I'm kind of all over the place there, but I, my overall has been over the last couple of years trying to really test things out, including multi-streaming, which I've now dropped because it just wasn't doing it. It was, if anything, it was splitting people up even more. And that's really not the point with a community.

So I'm kind of all over the place there, but I, my overall has been over the last couple of years trying to really test things out, including multi-streaming, which I've now dropped because it just wasn't doing it. It was, if anything, it was splitting people up even more. And that's really not the point with a community.

I ended up coming back to YouTube as kind of the mainstay for those reasons I just gave you. I don't know if that'll help or not, but.

I ended up coming back to YouTube as kind of the mainstay for those reasons I just gave you. I don't know if that'll help or not, but.

That is one of the downsides, right? Or potential downsides.

That is one of the downsides, right? Or potential downsides.

Yeah. I can see that. I mean, that's the balance I've got to figure out is how much to reward people for just whipping through a Dell versus making them work with pugs or do all the other jump through hoops you have to do for a mythic. Plus that's going to be a weird balance as they move along. Um, but I like when you have beef, so bring the beef anytime you want.

Yeah. I can see that. I mean, that's the balance I've got to figure out is how much to reward people for just whipping through a Dell versus making them work with pugs or do all the other jump through hoops you have to do for a mythic. Plus that's going to be a weird balance as they move along. Um, but I like when you have beef, so bring the beef anytime you want.

Always bring beef. Lots of beef. All right. Uh, let's get into some town criers, uh, this week.

Always bring beef. Lots of beef. All right. Uh, let's get into some town criers, uh, this week.

Why, it's the town crier. It's the town crier.

Why, it's the town crier. It's the town crier.

i swear that gets longer every time i play it um hey everybody welcome to the part of the show where we read your feedback and we got it in the form of a couple of calls to start with and i'm going to start with this one uh it's just a nice call and i just thought it'd be nice to play it so here it is hey senor johnson this is uh for the instance just wanted to say watch

i swear that gets longer every time i play it um hey everybody welcome to the part of the show where we read your feedback and we got it in the form of a couple of calls to start with and i'm going to start with this one uh it's just a nice call and i just thought it'd be nice to play it so here it is hey senor johnson this is uh for the instance just wanted to say watch

Well, that was very nice of you to say. I have to say, so we haven't really had a chance to talk because I don't think the interview even landed before you left or before our last episode. Maybe it did.

Well, that was very nice of you to say. I have to say, so we haven't really had a chance to talk because I don't think the interview even landed before you left or before our last episode. Maybe it did.

Okay, but just barely.

Okay, but just barely.

Yeah, it may have been the day before. That was really a great experience for me. And I just wanted to say how thankful I am to everybody and their nice feedback about it. Obviously, a two-hour conversation got chopped down to about 25 minutes. There's a ton of stuff that we probably never hear from that thing. But huge thanks to Chris for even thinking of me in the first place.