Gaming Channel I love playing video games....even if I miss the skill ;)

[Carpot]

User name: Carpot
Title of introduction: I love playing video games....even if I miss the skill
Your name/ Alias: Carpot
Where are you from? Germany
How did you find TubeBuddy? I was looking for some tools to help my channel grow and found TubeBuddy as recommended one.
What made you join the TubeBuddy forums? Looking for people like me Exchange experiences and looking for best practices.
What would you like to accomplish with your channel: I am doing this as long as it's making me happy and I have fun doing videos. Would love to reach a bigger audiance.
How frequently do you upload? For games I really like, almost daily. But normally 3-4 Videos a week.
What are your hobbies?
What is your biggest dream?
YouTube Channel Link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBiEvpA7LzG0-Gt6ncFTKtg/

 

[Judo Cruise Gaming]

Great to meet you! That's awesome you're uploading 3-4 videos week! What kind of games do you like?

 

[IanDominicTV]

I like the fact that you upload 3-4 videos a week, that's great! Welcome!

 

[Carpot]

Great to meet you! That's awesome you're uploading 3-4 videos week! What kind of games do you like?

Currently I'm playing Legends of Runeterra a lot because it was just released and makes a lot of fun (daily uploads currently). Sometimes I play mobile games as well. Call of Duty: Mobile in the past.
But there are of course other games I like, beside recording them for YouTube.
City Skylines, Minecraft, Yakuza, CS:GO, League of Legends, etc.

 

[testacct]

3-4 videos upload per week is great way to start .. wish u the very best

 

[blackbeltsecrets]

I was good at COD many years ago, I doubt I have the skill anymore!

 

[Carpot]

I was good at COD many years ago, I doubt I have the skill anymore!

In COD 4 times, i played it professionally, but that was years ago XD

 

[blackbeltsecrets]

In COD 4 times, i played it professionally, but that was years ago XD

How did one play professionally? Maybe I wasn't so good after all!

 

[Carpot]

How did one play professionally? Maybe I wasn't so good after all!

I had an agreement with a professional team doing all the team management stuff. We played in big leagues (nation-wide and international) with offline events etc., had our training days, tactic meetings, and so on. I needed to give pre- and after-match statements and sometimes I was co-host when the games were broadcasted live. It was a bit like a football club and it was a great time! Missing it

 

[blackbeltsecrets]

I had an agreement with a professional team doing all the team management stuff. We played in big leagues (nation-wide and international) with offline events etc., had our training days, tactic meetings, and so on. I needed to give pre- and after-match statements and sometimes I was co-host when the games were broadcasted live. It was a bit like a football club and it was a great time! Missing it

Wow, that's impressive! You really did seem to run it as a business

 

[Carpot]

Wow, that's impressive! You really did seem to run it as a business

It was a hobby beside school. It was a great experience to meet the different people, get free access to certain events etc. But it was never a "business" like I would define it today. Nevertheless, I never lossed the ambition of competitive gaming.

 

[blackbeltsecrets]

It was a hobby beside school. It was a great experience to meet the different people, get free access to certain events etc. But it was never a "business" like I would define it today. Nevertheless, I never lossed the ambition of competitive gaming.

I can see how it could have been turned into a business!