Yep, Street Fighter Replays are the main thing on the docket atm, but I'm also one of the best Helldivers (probably the best) and Dead Star players and a top 10 MKX Kitana player
I'm on NG+17 in Bloodborne and am making some amount of progress in that regard in Dark Souls 3.
I believe I was reclining so that tends to make my voice less audible, not like that for every stream I vocalize, will be streaming Bloodborne with the Boom Hammer momentarily if you have any interest.
The more fun thing to talk about at least for me is demographics, I've had a channel for about a year and four months at this point, I have 1.6 million views which is more than enough to pay for every game that I buy, over the past 28 days my audience consists of the following: 38% US, 9.4% Japan, 5.9% Brasil, 4.3% UK, 3.5% France, 3.5% Canada, 2.9% Taiwan, 2.4% Hong Kong, 2.3% South Korea, and 2.3% Mexico. In that same time period 95.4% of my viewers were Male and 4.6% Female, in the past the channel has been at points 89% Male and 11% Female, which is very abnormal for a YT Gaming channel, this mystery is solved by figuring out that this video (and others like it) has a 35-45% Female Audience, which is utterly fascinating to me on any number of levels; I may eventually write an academic paper about it for funsies.
Lifetime the channel's views consist of: 41% US, 5.5% Japan, 5.3% United Kingdom, 4.6% Canada, 4.1% Brasil, 2.8% Germany, 2.5% France, 2.0% Australia, 2.0% Russia, and 1.7% Mexico. I have not one but two Helldivers videos that have generated more revenue than the cost of buying the game by themselves (these being nothing but direct uploads at the time, I eventually started editing stuff, so basically 15 minutes plus I pressed the share button and boom here's 20 bucks), and two Rocket League (music) videos that have done about the same, I have another channel I started 3 months ago as an experiment (with content similar to the linked video in the previous paragraph) and it has 100k views, 19% of them from Japan, 16% from the US, 13% South Korea, 9.5% Brasil, 4.6% Taiwan, 3.7% Mexico, 2.7% Indonesia, 2.3% Thailand, 1.9% Vietnam, 1.7% Malaysia, 1.5% Hong Kong, and 1.5% Russia, 95.2% Male, 4.8% Female.
Monetization did not work on my channel for new videos from like September to January, but was magically resolved when I told a YT rep that I wanted to stream daily but would just do it on twitch if it wasn't fixed; all other attempts to resolve the situation including contacting developers and asking if I had permission to monetize did nothing.
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