Valve is not like other developers. They do not need Half Life anymore. They make more money in one year off games like Counterstrike and DOTA 2 then Half Life 2 made in it's entire lifetime. Not to mention

Will do. I'm sticking with it since I think Steemit could become very important for content creators in the future. I plan to post more than just video stuff soon too. Guides on how to grow on youtube

I can understand that. There were a lot of others who felt the same way.

Well, I would agree that it isn't a stealth action game like the previous Metal Gears. This is a spin off and was never intended to be a stealth game. The only Metal Gear game I enjoyed more than Rising

Congrats on 12K subs. The first ten thousand are the hardest sub to make. My channel hit 20K subs two months after hitting 10K. It took me over a year to make that first 10K.

I've started buying Antshare/neoshares a few days ago. Just a hundred dollars worth, but I'm planning to continue with buys each month.

For me the 80 and early nineties were all about the Saturday morning cartoons.

I love the concept, and cheaper prices due to o staff is a nice bonus. However, for this to work in the US it would also have to have a gas station(hopefully charging stations soon) where you can fill

Nice to meet you too. Are you from Japan?

As a youtuber, screw any content creator who abuses their fans trust to make money like this.

Coming from someone who primarily makes all of his revenue from youtube, Steemit is a relaxing experience. I don't have to worry about the algorithm changing and screwing my channel, ads disappearing or

Thanks code.

Can't really say that I like the sound of this. Content should be voted for based on it's quality, not because it was boosted by a voting group.

Oh yeah, that thing. It was hard to take it series after the cutscene with the dying STARZ member right before it.

I have high nostalgic hopes for that game. The remake of the first Resident Evil was a great example of how to do a remake.

The torture room photos remind me of reading the Berserk manga.

Youtube can be a grind, but that grind is what separates the successful from the chaff. The ones who can push on and keep making videos that get few views are the ones that are eventually rewarded.

Will do. I plan to encourage some of my fans to join up.

Thanks for being a long time fan then. I've been involved in crypto since 2014, so this seemed like a natural fit.

Yeah. It's been an amazing day. This video has earned around sixty dollars on youtube so far in it's first few days, so this has it beat for early performance. My personal favorite FF is FF9. The world