Just watching a new player learning the game is satisfying enough. Takes me back to 2014 when i was learning Smite 1
7 months ago | 1
Honestly, genuinely enjoying the game and having fun (alone or with friends) is what keeps me watching. Yea the gameplay too but the personality is at the core!
7 months ago
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I feel like part of the charm of making space as someone new to smite is to focus on the learning experience. Like which things seem to make sense in game, what is confusing to you. Things that are similar to league, things that are different.Trying new gods, finding a god that floats your boat.
7 months ago
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Tbh, I think there is a lack of personality in a lot of creators. Especially, when it comes to support, solo, and ADC roles. I like the pacing of your videos, the journey itself is appealing to watch. Your personality tho, that's the best part
7 months ago (edited)
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Do as you do tbh. I don't need "funny compilations" or pure informative content. Just general gameplay (good or bad) which showcases growth and learning especially as a newer player, its fun for veterans to watch and great for beginners to learn. Especially like previous video(s) with some self-feedback (in a fun way). Some slight editing to inserted in funny moments, just as you do/did.
7 months ago
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Just do a series where you try to learn the game of course. Learning gods learning items etc etc. maybe set a goal to climb ranked. That’s your genuine perspective and the niche you offer. The algorithm has anointed you already. A new player with potential on a new game.
7 months ago (edited)
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Not exaclty an original idea/format but I think it'd be interesting to see after you play a bit more some sort of top ten list. Favorite gods , items, interactions, feature on the map, idk. I generally gravitate more toward short form stuff like that, but have been enjoying your fresh perspective in your gameplay vids :).
7 months ago | 0
Maybe you could talk about what's easy or difficult to understand from a "new player" perspective. This could set you apart from other content creators and at the same time be beneficial for the game. Of course, this only works until you reach a certain point. You could do this for gods and their abilities as well as the general information the game presents. But maybe it's a bad idea... idk^^
7 months ago
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I think you should Collab with bigger creators such as intersects samdadude or Weaken maybe. You could style it like an interview given that you are a League of Legends player, beginning a journey into smite2. It could be an interesting perspective for veterans like me, and just generally good content overall.
7 months ago | 0
Maybe you can get coaching from someone that has a vast knowledge of the game. It would be interesting to see differences in thinkig of a League player and a smite player
7 months ago (edited) | 0
2SK3TCHY
We got a bunch of new faces from the SMITE 2 videos, if that's you i'd love to hear from ya:
I'm curious to know how I can contribute more, with the already very good and established roster of other creators of smite (some of them pro). That way i can aim for content that's worth my time to work on and your time to be entertained by. would love to hear from ya~
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