Zoidberg wrote Well, I've been playing in Standard Definition all my life, and had slow computers. The other day, I went out and bought.

-32" HDTV
-HDPVR
-$800 laptop with an i5 and 8GB ram.

And I'm going to buy a Blue Snowball mic in a couple days. Do you think it's worth it to try and get big on youtube? I'm going to be doing lots of glitching/tutorials and I want to become big on youtube like I used to be a couple years ago. Do you think I could make it big with hard work and dedication? Or am I just wasting my time. A couple years ago I got 1k legit subscribers with a Dazzle and hard work even with my slow computers. Is there too much competition out there?

I'd go for it but definitely give yourself a variety of videos, not all call of duty as they get stale from watching tons of people make videos on the same thing. I would definitely throw you a sub and views if you post other games as well. I'm thinking about doing like a lets play or walkthroughs

Yeah you will gain more subs if you do more then Cod, people like to see variety of new games aside from CoD :3

dude i would do it. if you bought all of that!

It sounds good you should get it

If your going for it, good luck on it.

i would go for it, it might go well for you

I think it's a good idea as long as you're not pouring your money into it, as you get more subs and viewers you can progress your equipment and swap them for new and better things.

You might as well give it a try, if yo dont then you'll never know if you could have made it.

~Bros

dont go for the glitching at all no one wants that accept for little kids you have to post gameplay and you absolutely need to be a very good commentator for this to work trust me no glitches you can play any game you enjoy and are good at dont post things where you absolutely suck or something

Most of TTG would subscribe