Subscribed - can't say I am a huge game player these days but don't mind passing the time ...

Was caught when I saw a couple of films pop up!! Particularly Into Thin Air (read the book a long time before the film) and Endurance.

Look forward to catching up - I do pop in here fairly regularly and look at topic titles but since retiring tech has taken a bit of a back seat in my headspace (partly 'cos I can no longer afford or justify buying stuff any more - mostly decluttering from years of hoarding computer bits!).

2.5 years later: Ten subscribers away from 2000 subscribers.  421 videos.
These are not good numbers, but they are numbers.

without doubt that's the way.
I see that table some months ago and surprises me. I suppose is a gamer table.
For reasons i can hardly understand the distraction with so many tools is ruining the old forums. I don't now what's next because social is not the same.
When all this begins the important thing was communication with the lack of body. Now the body is important.
So profit it Mouser : you are handsome.

@mouser - If you want to get those numbers up, here are a few things you can do as well as some observations:

* Your videos are from 4 min to 4+ hours... so...
* Break up videos into shorter clips, i.e. excerpts
* Clips should be around 2-5 minutes
* Do shorts - 1 min max
* Keep up with the playlists, but as you create smaller, more digestible clips/shorts, add those in as playlists too

Take a look at some popular channels and how they do it, e.g. Joe Rogan, Dave Rubin, Redacted, Russell Brand, Jordan Peterson, etc. They all (mostly) have easily digestible quick videos in addition to their longer ones.

I'm subscribed to your channel, but I can't ever recall seeing you in my feed. I'll click the notification bell thing & see if you start to show up there.

In the video above I also talk about my board game, High & Low: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/418459/high-and-low
(from that link you can download and play a mystery case that I wrote for it).

I am now in the process of writing a web service to assist other authors in creating new cases for the game.