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Asassinator

Asassinator

My Final Form... Which Was My First Form :P
SirGavintheFurred said:
They're all gone. Every last one. After it got down to a thousand cookies left, the other furries got into heated argumants. Complaining turned into threats, threats turned into actions. The land was divided into five. First was the land of the canines with their Leader by the name of Duke Daniels. Next the Cervines lead by a leader known as Jackson Taylor. Then there were the Reptiles lead by Jason Bishop. Then there were the Avians lead by Wallus Wright. Finally there were the amphibians/aquatics lead by Alice Shepard. Any other animal type that didn't join or fit into a category was quickly wiped out. Constant battles raged across the land. Alice pushed her territory further upward into the Cervine's land until Winter hit and her army was forced back. The Avians had launched arial assaults on the Canines while their reptiles allies pushed East, but came to a halt after Duke Daniels sent a force to meet theirs while unknownst to the Reptile forces, a secret hidden unit came behind and flanked, forcing the reptiles back. The fighting went on for fifty years. The Amphibians/Aquatics were the first to fall for obvious reasons of most of them being unable to leave the water. Next the equally inferior Cervines fell. Then the Reptiles, Avians, and finally the Canines. Thus cookies killed off the entire population of furries and lead to one of the greatest disasters in history.
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ok
 
idkthough120

idkthough120

blue/teal bat thing.
SirGavintheFurred said:
They're all gone. Every last one. After it got down to a thousand cookies left, the other furries got into heated argumants. Complaining turned into threats, threats turned into actions. The land was divided into five. First was the land of the canines with their Leader by the name of Duke Daniels. Next the Cervines lead by a leader known as Jackson Taylor. Then there were the Reptiles lead by Jason Bishop. Then there were the Avians lead by Wallus Wright. Finally there were the amphibians/aquatics lead by Alice Shepard. Any other animal type that didn't join or fit into a category was quickly wiped out. Constant battles raged across the land. Alice pushed her territory further upward into the Cervine's land until Winter hit and her army was forced back. The Avians had launched arial assaults on the Canines while their reptiles allies pushed East, but came to a halt after Duke Daniels sent a force to meet theirs while unknownst to the Reptile forces, a secret hidden unit came behind and flanked, forcing the reptiles back. The fighting went on for fifty years. The Amphibians/Aquatics were the first to fall for obvious reasons of most of them being unable to leave the water. Next the equally inferior Cervines fell. Then the Reptiles, Avians, and finally the Canines. Thus cookies killed off the entire population of furries and lead to one of the greatest disasters in history.
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this is so sad
 
WarriorWhispers

WarriorWhispers

.Pedigree.
Niedlich the Wolf said:
Many YouTubers make videos that have no effort put into them purely to make money like all those reaction videos or Fortnite gameplay stuff as they are just there to make a quick buck.
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Unless it's a viral video, you'd be surprised at what goes into it.

My friend actually does youtube, and he was struggling. For a while. Because he would literally just use a crappy webcam and talk.
I showed him editing, help him upgrade his camera, and taught him how to write a script before hand.
Does he have 50million subscribers? No. But once he put in that effort, he did get a lot more and is still growing.(last I knew he was at 700subs).

Niedlich the Wolf said:
They suport YouTubers that get around 100,000 subs or more as they are easy targets for msking a quick buck.
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I'll admit that I wasn't actually aware of that one either.
But there are other options.

You're acting like it's something that's not accomplishable, when in all reality it is.
If you put half of your debby-downer argument effort, into producing actual content, you could very go far.


SirGavintheFurred said:
They're all gone. Every last one. After it got down to a thousand cookies left, the other furries got into heated argumants. Complaining turned into threats, threats turned into actions. The land was divided into five. First was the land of the canines with their Leader by the name of Duke Daniels. Next the Cervines lead by a leader known as Jackson Taylor. Then there were the Reptiles lead by Jason Bishop. Then there were the Avians lead by Wallus Wright. Finally there were the amphibians/aquatics lead by Alice Shepard. Any other animal type that didn't join or fit into a category was quickly wiped out. Constant battles raged across the land. Alice pushed her territory further upward into the Cervine's land until Winter hit and her army was forced back. The Avians had launched arial assaults on the Canines while their reptiles allies pushed East, but came to a halt after Duke Daniels sent a force to meet theirs while unknownst to the Reptile forces, a secret hidden unit came behind and flanked, forcing the reptiles back. The fighting went on for fifty years. The Amphibians/Aquatics were the first to fall for obvious reasons of most of them being unable to leave the water. Next the equally inferior Cervines fell. Then the Reptiles, Avians, and finally the Canines. Thus cookies killed off the entire population of furries and lead to one of the greatest disasters in history.
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I'm impressed by the lengths you went to for this. xD
 
CertifiedCervine

CertifiedCervine

Caribouwu
While you guys are talking about YouTube, check this dude out, I’ve mentioned his vids before lol
It’s a smaller channel but it deserves more
 
Niedlich the Folf

Niedlich the Folf

Cute Folf.
WarriorWhispers said:
Unless it's a viral video, you'd be surprised at what goes into it.

My friend actually does youtube, and he was struggling. For a while. Because he would literally just use a crappy webcam and talk.
I showed him editing, help him upgrade his camera, and taught him how to write a script before hand.
Does he have 50million subscribers? No. But once he put in that effort, he did get a lot more and is still growing.(last I knew he was at 700subs).


I'll admit that I wasn't actually aware of that one either.
But there are other options.

You're acting like it's something that's not accomplishable, when in all reality it is.
If you put half of your debby-downer argument effort, into producing actual content, you could very go far.



I'm impressed by the lengths you went to for this. xD
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Is YouTube a doable job? Yes. Is it a good job? Heck no. To have it get to be stable you will have to be lucky and be viral. You also have to keep your viewers interest or else they start to stop watching your videos. YouTube pay is still pretty bad with YouTubers with half a million subs only make less than 5 dollars a video as well so you're looking at a bad pay. In fact many videos only make a few cents as well which is not very reliable for pay.
 
SirGavintheFurred

SirGavintheFurred

The Comment Cavalry
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WarriorWhispers

WarriorWhispers

.Pedigree.
Niedlich the Wolf said:
Is YouTube a doable job? Yes. Is it a good job? Heck no. To have it get to be stable you will have to be lucky and be viral. You also have to keep your viewers interest or else they start to stop watching your videos. YouTube pay is still pretty bad with YouTubers with half a million subs only make less than 5 dollars a video as well so you're looking at a bad pay.
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That is a lot better argument, and I appreciate that!

Completely true, but when you put in merchandise, streaming, donations(patreon is SUPER popular), it's very viable. (once you have followers)
The biggest thing is just getting those subscribers, which SUCKS. But is doable with effort. This summer, I've gained 60 follows on my Insta for photography, not a lot. But still super excited about the progress.
If you wanted to do it, not having bills to pay while you put a lot of effort into videos, it'd be a great thing to try. And if you like the idea of doing so, it'd be totally worth it. =]
 
Niedlich the Folf

Niedlich the Folf

Cute Folf.
WarriorWhispers said:
That is a lot better argument, and I appreciate that!

Completely true, but when you put in merchandise, streaming, donations(patreon is SUPER popular), it's very viable. (once you have followers)
The biggest thing is just getting those subscribers, which SUCKS. But is doable with effort. This summer, I've gained 60 follows on my Insta for photography, not a lot. But still super excited about the progress.
If you wanted to do it, not having bills to pay while you put a lot of effort into videos, it'd be a great thing to try. And if you like the idea of doing so, it'd be totally worth it. =]
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You act like I haven't tried. I have but I have 2 subs and I released quite a few. videos but they made little views so I deleted them and only have 1 left as it's not like you blow up over night. You habe to get lucky that you get views but it's hard to get them. YouTube is a sh** job and if you also asked any YouTuber who does it as a job "If it's a good job?" they'll tell you straight up no. It's not a job worth putting time into in my opinion.
 
WarriorWhispers

WarriorWhispers

.Pedigree.
Niedlich the Wolf said:
You act like I haven't tried. I have but I have 2 subs and I released quite a few. videos but they made little views so I deleted them and only have 1 left as it's not like you blow up over night. You habe to get lucky that you get views but it's hard to get them.
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Please don't view this has a personal attack.
But how much did you try? Were you advertising, making sure the quality is good, making sure it's interesting, etc.? These are very important.
Niedlich the Wolf said:
YouTube is a sh** job and if you also asked any YouTuber who does it as a job "If it's a good job?" they'll tell you straight up no.
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Nothing is a good job unless you really love it. =/ You have to really love what is is your doing(especially anything that involves blogging or video, as there is a LOT that goes into them), to be able to keep it up until you make a place where you're stable.
Niedlich the Wolf said:
It's not a job worth putting time into in my opinion.
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And that's very valid.
But if it's something you enjoyed doing, you should give it another try. Not as a job, but just as something you enjoy to do. It could take off, or you could just gain fairly valuable skills. =]


Jobs can suck, if there's a chance you might be able to do something that you actually like, you should chase it. It could work, and if not, you can always have a boring job on the side(obviously this is later on for you).
 
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