Less a fight more debate On marijuana . Argued on it legitimacy on becoming addictive . <| sep |> Standard but the krink is sexy as hell too <| sep |> Lol where is it going ? <| sep |> Will try this tomorrow . I think a co worker said he locked his own account trying this lol . <| sep |> Then dont oppress your working class and they wont vite for populist dipshits . Let this be a lesson to the complacent middle class . <| sep |> Time will tell . Please use punctuation . <| sep |> It really depends on a few things , though I also think you need a bit of both . Tutorial and tip videos will likely get you viewers , though you won ' t really keep viewers with just that how often do you watch a tutorial for a game ? . Also it depends what type of content you want to put out . If you want to be an expert who teaches the best way to play the game most efficient , most fun etc , then tutorials and tips can get people to your channel while some regular gameplay would be a great way to keep people coming back . An example of this strategy is Marbozir for Civ V and now Civ VI content . I think this tends to work best when someone is specifically focused on one particular game though , so you might not see many more than 1 or 2 main games on any particular channel , which might contribute to what you see as a lack of good content . The other way to setup your channel is the personality driven channel , which is more like your standard lper . Attracting an audience with that channel is a bit more of an art than a science . My favorite example of this is a parody from Civ V that is pretty funny .