Hello!
The next episode of backcap will move from the comp.tf YouTube channel to NISLT or SIN’s youtube channel. There are a bunch of stuff to talk about i’m going to get straight into it.
1. Is it the money? -- Not entirely. I can use this money to upgrade what i have so the process is smoother, but i don’t 100% need it. At worst i can go get a patreon set up, but to be clear, a portion of the money the video earns will be given to me, and a portion to SIN. This only applies to my own videos, so his content won’t get me anything, nor will his patreon. The question still stands right: Why should i take money from this? It’s either 100% ad revenue to SIN or a split between the both of us, which I hope to use towards motivation or reinvesting in production for backcap.
2. Why not stick with comp.tf? -- There’s nothing wrong with comptf and kaneco was understanding to the different things i wanted when i worked under his channel. I definitely do hope that i’ve left on good terms with Kaneco. Over the 2 episodes we had there we gained ~700 subs and an increased amount of activity to the comp.tf wiki, so i’m proud of what we accomplished.
but…
3. WHY SIN / NISLT? -- i’m right there with you when you say he spams annotations at the end of the video and it looks ass, or when he sold out to make pub ‘funny’ videos, or when he advertised ‘the hack i don’t want to name’. But through all the bullshit, we need to consider a few things:
A: he bothered to try reach out to me and get some competitive content on his channel.
B: there’s a pub community waiting to be exposed to competitive on his channel.
C: comp.tf exposes competitive to already competitive players. SIN’s channel can expose competitive to regular ol’ valve pubbers. And if we look at the numbers, he’s sitting at 444k subscribers at the moment and achieves ~80k views per video. that’s a MASSIVE leap in outreach compared to comptf’s 3k subs.
I hope you see where i’m going with this. i believe that I have an opportunity to grow this community with my work and i feel like that’s more important. To look at the bigger picture, I want to settle aside any beef we may have with SIN to reach out to a wider audience and grow competitive tf2 further.
Lastly don’t be in too much distress. In the worst case scenario, everyone hates us moving to SIN and we’ll move back to comptf. We will listen to your feedback. we do have nerds reading all the comments and reaping them together into a document to review every week. (this includes all the things people say this thread)
Thank you for reading, I will be more than happy to respond to any questions you may have regarding this situation, or others.