Things are going well

The recent growth of the channel over the last few months has been surprising, especially considering we've struggled to keep up the content output due to the ongoing medical issues. A year or so ago I could safely say "Yeah I can put 100,000 sets of eyeballs on that game, that's a good baseline". Now? "Hey yeah it'll be a quarter of a million sets of eyeballs at the least if that game gets a WTF is? episode". That's a responsibility we're taking very seriously. While WTF is? does not constitute a recommendation series (we will look at bad games), I'm being more picky about what I find "interesting" and trying my best to be genre neutral about it where i can despite my sleeve-mounted biases as to what genres I generally enjoy and do not. It's a quest to find good games regardless of genre because it's not my preferences that matter, it's the viewers and giving them the tools they need to make an informed decision. Game development in 2015 on PC is going to be one of the hardest years yet. Titles are coming out a machine-gun pace, nobody can keep up, games are going to slip through the cracks, games that deserve better. We'll try our best to make sure we're not the ones dropping the ball so much in 2015. Once this treatment is over I'm chomping at the bit to increase my output once again. I don't think 5 WTF is a week is unreasonable. I don't think tossing in a couple of "15 minutes of game" to give even smaller titles a shot a couple of times a week is unreasonable either.



This channels mission is gonna be simple. Give games the platform to succeed or fail on their own merits, not down to lack of attention. I don't aspire to anything more than that, I'm where I wanna be in life, those are my ambitions. I guess achieving your ambitions by the age of 30 is a rare privilege. Best not squander it.



Welcome to the new subscribers. I hope I don't disappoint you.