WhiteTiger
Majestic Feline of AQ3D & ED
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nowras, that's definitely an option, but more likely than not any remotely successful gamer on YouTube wouldn't go for it for one or more of the following reasons: Too many game requests Game doesn't fit in with their channel's content and/or audience Doesn't like the game and/or genre of game and/or style of gameplay Wants a sponsorship deal to play the game ($$$) Game isn't new enough They already have a full line up, no room to start a new game They know the video won't get enough views (aka not enough demand) Back when I did YouTube, I had companies reach out, give me an early access code for their upcoming game and asked me to make a video on it but I didn't go for any of their offers (and by searching up the game, neither did anyone else remotely notable) usually because I didn't like the game, or I knew it wouldn't get many views even if I did make a video about it. Most creators actually listen to their audience more than random business inquiries since at the end of the day, viewer engagement is what brings in money. If you want to see some YouTuber make a video on ED, then the best way is to bring it up to them yourself as someone that's in their audience. Unless you're a huge company like EA, Blizzard, Rockstar etc... a random person in the audience has the same, if not higher, chance of getting a video made on a game than the company behind the game.
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