Home
Creators
Search Recent Random
Posts
Search DMs Popular Hash Lookup Tags Random
Importer
Import FAQ
Register Favorites Keys Review DMs Logout
Community
Telegram ThePornDude
Home Creators Posts Import Register Favorites Logout

Let's Play Pacific Drive Parts 4-6 (Patreon Early Access) (Patreon)

Published:
2025-03-08 16:00:03
Imported:
2026-06
Tags:
haven't archived this post yet. have a subscription? use the importer!

Content

ACID IS REALLY BAD FOR YOU

Files

Previews only

Let's Play Pacific Drive Parts 4-6 (Patreon Early Access)

Comments

YakaFirestorm

Those large (tree?) fruit things seem to have the same red lock that some of the heavily sealed doors do. Maybe they're meant to be cracked open with the impact hammer?

Yslen

Hey Keith, don’t know if you’ll see a comment here but just thought I’d offer an opinion of a couple of things you raised. Firstly, none of this is boring; I personally enjoy slower, more thorough and thoughtful let’s play content. If it feels like the player is rushing for the benefit of the audience, it sometimes shows. I’d rather watch someone play at the pace they enjoy playing at etc. Secondly, totally here for another Prey play-through as that game is fantastic. Oh, and a bonus third thing in case you’ve not spotted it yet: I think there’s a “press R3 to transfer all resources” feature in Pacific Drive. I’m commenting before finishing the video so you may have found it already!

SebastianSB
>>167239528

The struggle of being a youtuber is that what audiences say they want frequently doesn't match their behavior. Like when my audiences votes for Planescape Torment but then it massively underperforms because people don't actually want to watch slow CRPGs. Even the people who say they want to do so, because that sounds nice, statistically still end up prioritizing something else and never get around to it. We're all kind of like that. I used to add a lot of documentaries to my Netflix watch later list and proceed to never actually watch them. It's hard not to be aware of the fact that every moment you're doing a let's play you're always losing a portion of your audience, and then as you do additional episodes to wrap up the game every single one does worse and worse. So you're always trying to think about how best to spend your time and what does and doesn't keep people engaged. People romanticize not caring about numbers of course, but the numbers that "don't matter," like views, indirectly impact the numbers that do matter, like my Patreon income. If my videos don't have mass appeal, they don't do well under the algorithm and no one new is discovering them. If no one new is coming in, well, everyone's audience is always losing people at all times. So if viewership isn't rising, it's falling. And Patreon then follows. You don't get new people to replace those who are leaving if no one is joining your audience to begin with. It's stressful. And all along the way your audience will say stuff like "we just want to watch you playing things you enjoy" and "we're just here to support you, not to get perks," but then you see that you only gain Patreon subs when you offer a spicy perk, and whenever you're having the most fun that series performs the worst. So like, I appreciate the reassuring words. But unfortunately after doing this for 14 years I have a lot of data that shows listening to them doesn't work out. IDK why I wrote such a long response lol