marmalade

I hope you're joking about the reasons you think the anti-RGB video got slated. I hope it's bait, it's definitely bait. Some people disliked that you ruined working stuff, but mostly I think people were insulted with sloppy writing, poor jokes that were repeated multiple times, and the general non-content nature of the video. Doing a cheesy bit or two in a video is par for the course for the channel, and in limited quantities it works, but that video is a shining example of way too far. It's insulting that you thought the audience would respond well to it. Think Mighty Number 9 saying "like an anime fan on prom night", it's that level of insulting. Other videos that took it too far in my mind include the one where you took a desktop on a camping trip and covered it in camo netting, and the 10 minute advert masquerading as a toast goof. I know humour is subjective but man. It would be helpful if you labelled non-content as such in the title, the same goes for ads (I know all your vids have ads and sponsored hardware etc, but I mean at least the toaster vid should have had #ad in the title).
 
This video was better. I don't give a toss about RGB, but I watched it for the build porn, even if the build itself was nothing special. The intro was only mildly triggering, and I only had to skip 2 minutes of ads. B-  
 
I registered on this forum specifically to say my piece about the anti-RGB video weeks ago. Take it how you want, but I'm coming from the place of being a fan, pointing out what I see as mistakes in the hope that you minimise them in the future.

I hope you're joking about the reasons you think the anti-RGB video got slated. I hope it's bait, it's definitely bait. Some people disliked that you ruined working stuff, but mostly I think people were insulted with sloppy writing, poor jokes that were repeated multiple times, and the general non-content nature of the video. Doing a cheesy bit or two in a video is par for the course for the channel, and in limited quantities it works, but that video is a shining example of way too far. It's insulting that you thought the audience would respond well to it. Think Mighty Number 9 saying "like an anime fan on prom night", it's that level of insulting. Other videos that took it too far in my mind include the one where you took a desktop on a camping trip and covered it in camo netting, and the 10 minute advert masquerading as a toast goof. I know humour is subjective but man. It would be helpful if you labelled non-content as such in the title, the same goes for ads (I know all your vids have ads and sponsored hardware etc, but I mean at least the toaster vid should have had #ad in the title).
 
This video was better. I don't give a toss about RGB, but I watched it for the build porn, even if the build itself was nothing special. The intro was only mildly triggering, and I only had to skip 2 minutes of ads. B-  
 
I registered on this forum specifically to say my piece about the anti-RGB video weeks ago. Take it how you want, but I'm coming from the place of being a fan, pointing out what I see as mistakes in the hope that you minimise them in the future.

Something something power delivery mainly something something buy more motherboards you fucks.

Censorship in general is a fucking joke. 

People just want videos that seem worth the effort of the 20 (or however many you have) people on your staff now.
 
I'm surprised you chose to single out the Hyperloop video, when I personally think the painting over the RGB video was the worst this week (I really enjoyed the hyperloop one). I know it has the most views so far this week for some reason, so you'll probably have no incentive to change, but it was literally just a video of someone painting a PC which destroyed it. I try not to think of the number of hours someone spent hand painting it...

It wouldn't surprise me if it's just a proxy way to vent about the negativity surrounding the anti-RGB video (and the other non-content videos in a similar vein). I didn't expect an acknowledgement about recent negativity (if anything maybe just a "we'll do better next time" quote), but as they brought up the recent negative reception of some of their content (in the latest WAN show), the anti-RGB negativity was conspicuous in its absence.

This has to be the dumbest thing I have ever seen. Talk about content for the sake of content.