In this video I am doing some changes to my own game. These changes are something like adding sword combat, adding particles and visual buffs, repairing inventory and crafting table. This video also contains discussion about my oncoming challenge video where I do a coding challenge. Please give feedback about your experience a s a viewer! And remember to tell me why you liked or didn't like the video! Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y71h5Vmly-8&t=6s
Something about it seems just so weirdly self-promotional, instead of "normal" engagement with the community. I never pay attention to usernames but I have noticed this kind of content from the guy on this community several times, and just checked his posts and it's all YouTube promotion (although I admit the ones mentioning "Dani" might not be his, not 100% sure). No regular engagement with the community as just another gamer. I suspect that's why the community does not seem to generally like these posts. It is why I certainly don't. The vibes I get from the posts are way less "hey I am a game dev, I'd love some feedback on my game!" and more "SMASH that subscribe button" but from an English language learner who has not learned the tricks of clickbait titles and the ways people grow those channels, so instead we get these constant posts for their YouTube on Lemmy. Of course, my judgment could be off, I'm certainly not actually clicking the videos to confirm whether my suspicions are right or wrong. For all I know that video has a misleading title and is a tutorial on how to paint a ceiling.
However, it is on topic and I don't make the rules, and there's something to be said for unpopular stuff still being allowed. I'd personally want this gone as the self-promotion type of spam but hey, not my community, and I could have judged them wrong.
I agree 100%
Just seems more like "give my video views and feedback" and less about having a gaming related discussion