Setting Sail | FAR: lone sails - PART 1

[@howlesh]

Hello, this is your first video that I have watched and I will say I really enjoyed it. You have a very calm and casual way of talking. Really like your vibe man :D I get pretty spooked by horror but if you really like it then do go for it. You can create like a series for the horror stuff like Spooky Night Day 1 etc something like that so people know what to expect (and avoid for scardey cats like me) I don't think you should go for v-tubers route, your personality is a little different from the cutesy / innocent personal that alot of v-tubers go for. I think you will go far just as a streamer and entertainer. But its your channel and your choice so go with whatever you feel like. Lastly, one advice as a simple viewer. I checked out different videos from your channel and one thing that stands out alot in this video compared to others is your thumbnail. For this video, you kept it simple and clean and the titles was pretty easy to understand and I think you will see good growth and following. Will look out for part 2, and thanks for recording this at 3 am XD

[@desilkan]

i appreciate the kind words and feedback, while i do enjoy horror something i do like to do when i start a new game is give a brief explanation of the game with what i see on the store page, so that everyone is aware of what the game is. while yes there are plenty of vtubers do go for the cutesy/innocent, the intention behind it is to give a face to the channel and something else to look at as well.

[@Matthamatic]

Generally, with the clouds, we would call that overcast and most people perceive it as a grey colour (a lack of saturation). This directly related to the amount of light, because colour is light. If you add white, you would be increasing the vibrancy of colours. Overexposure is a thing, but that happens when there is too much light, and it is just a limitation of the sensor/eye-ball that you are using, the colours are all still there. In the case of overcast skies there is less light so overexposure is not likely to be a thing. I think you meant to say "washed out" instead of "white washed".

[@desilkan]

i appreciate the explanation, i realize white wash wasn't the correct word and is usually used when referring to a cameras colour settings it was just the first term that popped to mind that would get across my intentions.