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What do you want to see next? (Patreon)

Published:
2025-02-03 00:55:29
Imported:
2026-10

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New year, new me. We are a small business that is growing so we are constantly understaffed. The recent problem that you probably felt was the issue with big editing backlogs. Also we're aware of the lack of our engagement on Patreon. My goal is to improve this going forward.Here's where you guys come in. We would love to hear your feedback, good or bad, especially constructive. How can we improve our Patreon and our Youtube channel? What are the things missing? What would you guys like to see us do more?And video ideas - would you like to see more stupid/funyn content, more serious and technical stuff? Maybe more tactics and action?Please let us know, this is your chance.Thank you

Žiga

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TheOracleofLlaena

I would like to see more educational content, like your recent gun safety video. Your style of serious content with funny delivery works really well, it helps get the important information across in a memorable way.

colin

Full guide rail Arex alpha gen 1 vs new Arex alpha gen partial guide rail shooting impressions. Grand power reviews All with your style mentioned above

bruja

Seconding this entirely.

Christopher

I really enjoy your videos from shooting competitions like Lynx, CZ combat, LI etc.

Spencer

I also liked your videos covering different competions in europe. Would love a video on the Delta Recon Squad competition (with a few words on how it compares to light infantry) Second on the educational content but with your classic Polenar Humor. Maybe a video on how to dry fire at home (drills or what to keep in mind / focus) I kinda missed a relaxed talk at the end of the year, revisiting moments of what happened this year and your plans for next year with a little Q&A at the end.

Matthew Jackson

Bunny ears education is a very solid formula. Your humor works well, and makes educational stuff land in ways that more formal delivery wouldn't. It's also nice watching folks geek out n things that they're interested in. That said, I also pay on patreon for content, and most of the things I *want* to see are probably death for YouTube performance with the broader audience.

polenartactical

That's relatively easy to do. What are some specific topics that would be interesting?

polenartactical

Please, be more specific. Honestly, normal youtube video views are going to shit, not just for us but also for other channels. So i dont really mind doing some very niche content as long as i find it interesting :)

polenartactical

Grand Power doesnt like us because we had honest feedback about some of their stuff, also the owner is kind of a douche. We will see what happens with Arex, it's now in full ownership of some Czhech company and they have made big changes in organisation. At the moment they are doing worse. Hopefully they manage to come back stronger and better and if that happens, we will try to cooperate with them and features them more in our videos

colin

That sucks to hear on both fronts. Maybe that's also why Arex isn't cranking out parts for the delta gen 2. It being modular and all. I.e. slides and barrels

polenartactical

dont get me started, they had such a missed opportunity with the Delta pistols, those could be as widespread as the XDM series Same with accessories and upgrade parts :/

colin

Totally disappointed as well. I live in a roster state in the United States and I got mine before they changed the rules for no frames/fcu transfers. So I can't go and buy a X or M and fiddle with it like a p320

TheOracleofLlaena

Your first aid video was a good one, I'd be interested in seeing more videos on topics like "What do you do if ___ goes wrong?" Like how to handle the aftermath of an ND, or how to (safely) approach someone who is violating safety rules, something like that.

Matthew Jackson

I always love getting historical background on things, as well as deep dives into "does this trick really work" - thinking back to the ACSS pistol dot ring for example, and actually testing it out with a timer, or trying to run the MP5 as a pistol. It is always cool to see concepts and gear get stress tested in competition too.