The biggest mistake I ever made on Youtube was fast forwarding my Melee moments from 3 videos/week to 3 videos/day. I know it's suicidal but I had a death wish. I've already explained this. My subscriber loss would have been slower and lower until its run out in 2019 and by that time, I would have collected years worth of PC FPS videos. My subscriber views/video would also have remained in the 3+ digits unlike what it is now, usually 15 views

But there's a problem with this. I didn't learn how to quality filter PC FPSs until almost a year after making them, so I would have had 3 years of gaming history that likely would have brought 4+ years of moments at the 3 videos/week schedule. I don't plan, predict, nor theorize well. I do everything impulsively on the field because I'm stupid and lazy

The ideal scenario would have been to never make mistakes ever and I make mistakes all the time because I'm stupid. I've been criticized for my moment backlog by several people in person who've expressed heavy disappointment. Even I wanted to show off my moments as soon as they happen for my own fun. But that costs my subscribers fun by showing them something that isn't funny, leading them to an unsubscription, leading me to less views, likes, and comments

Going far back in time to prevent any mistakes I know would have been nice, but the best I can do now is to start making less of them. I'm going back to my 3 videos/week schedule and will continue to brute force play as much as I can during my free time to build up as much skill as I can, hopefully get as many lucky unstaged funny moments as I can, and maybe spam advertise my videos. I really hate the latter though. Showing off my videos on other sites feels like nothing but spam to me. I'd only ever do that to the Melee community because I have 0 respect for them. I'd hate to do that to anyone else. Maybe I'll never share my funny moments to anyone and hope that my fans will do the advertising for me. I don't interact with people. I just do things