If it wasn't obvious, I don't make TF2 content anymore as I moved on to Overwatch when it released. I have a new YouTube channel and just yesterday I released my second video.

You can find my channel here - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvKtnGr0_zkBff2L7iHYjZg

It'd really help, if you're interested in Overwatch content, if you gave my videos and shot and possibly subscribed to my new channel. I will be regularly uploading again and I am excited to do so.

If you want to follow my Twitter, you can do that here -
https://twitter.com/METAPHYSICAL_OW

Thank you and have a nice day ~

www.twitch.tv/kirbaaaay

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wTF9F4J2SO0&hd=1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FCVn3VXSX0

The only thing I need to say is to ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ watch it.

This is going to be more of a question, if anything. Most of the people in this group are either dead profiles or people who don't care enough to vocally participate. That's fine; that isn't the issue. I know there are people in this group who, even in the back of their minds, still care about whatever ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ I'm still up to. This is to them.

I'll probably get no responses, and I'm okay with that, but I want to ask this anyway. Would you like me to be more active? Should I feel okay with my inner desire (that sounds cheesy as ♥♥♥♥) be more creative and let go of my simplistic eidting? This will sound arrogant, but you don't really see frag videos/movies as simple and to the point as mine are anymore.

On the flipside, my work itself is also a spawn of laziness. I cared more about releasing a frag video than I did making one. Don't get me wrong, I loved making videos in the style I've been making them, but ultimately, my videos could be a hundred times better if I hadn't been so lazy with them.

Since I'm not as active, that means I have more free time, in terms of releasing videos, to learn new things and change to a style I ultimately want. I don't ever see myself overediting unironically, and I don't necessarily find myself wanting to be like the other popular editors who borderline overedit, but I do wish to find where I belong in style. Whether that actually ends up being overediting or getting close it it, I don't know.

So, yeah... should I stick to my roots? Should I leave them behind? Should I stick to them but learn to evolve my style into something new while keeping it the same? Should I be more active (I'll never be as active as I used to be, I'd say, but I can't promise that fortunately)?

I want opinions.