what is your fave YouTube? Mine is Qld trubby vlogs aka mine but it has no content yet but in a week it has content so in 8 days please sub
My favorite channel is nemsk who produces content for mainly call of duty but also a bunch of other games. Compared to other YouTubers, he doesn't use the overused picture of a face of a man with a surprised reaction with big letters and an extravagant title. If you've seen those big famous cod YouTubers who have millions of followers, you know what I mean. He also does noncommentaries. Music and everything is relaxing.
Not sure about favourite YouTuber, they’re is a few I go between lately, I used to have favourites about 10 years ago but don’t think I could put that to one nowadays personally. to name one I enjoy the content nowadays would be oversimplified.
I actually lost faith in Youtube because of two things which happened just last month in October 23. 1. No Adblocker allowed anymore. If you continue to use Adblockers they will give you denial pf service ban. Youtube now wants this people to subscribe for an Premium account, but I will never do so. They really shot in their own leg with this move as I don't consume as much videos as used to before. And many people do the same. 2. On October 9th, Sony Music and Google shut down my channel with over 4000 subscriber and 2500+ videos because of serveral copyright strikes. Youtube's guidelines and policies are a contributary cause why that happened to me. I were aware of those before, but never thought they could really be so merciless. After more than 50 emails, no reply from both sides. This completely changed my mind about Youtube and Google in an irreversible way. I put a lot of work into my daily uploads over about 2 years and helped to increase the traffic of their website but they treated me like criminal. Never going to trust in them again. So, technically to answer your initial question and without to sounding like an egomaniac, I really was my own favorite YouTuber. Noone else I put trust in as much as myself. Sounds strange, but is the plain truth. But everything is gone now. But apart of that, I have a few channels I visit frequently: 1. FailRace (GTA:V Survive the Hunt challenge every first of month) 2. ASMR Glow - (I used to have a crush on her, but now its okay. ;-) 3. ChrisMaximus (german ETS2 ambassador) 4. NPlay (NordRheinTVPlay) - German simulator channel 5. Train Sim World - lol - since a few months I follow the streams and videos regularly. 6. Felix der Weise (german TSW ambassador) Do you also know that Matt has a Youtube channel with about 18k subs? But he doesn't post content as regular anymore.
EX Youtuber - the infamous mighty DRACHENLORD His (now demolished) home has even been modelled into a CSGO workshop map (de_drachenschanze) To those who do not know the story, he's coming over as a victim of bullies, but the more you dig into the story the more you discover he's just a narcissist, pathetic liar and bully himself. Provoke to get attention and clicks, and he's reported to have made roughly €5000 a month on YT on his best days. Now he's completely broke and blames everyone but himself for his situation. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1485909129
Mine is Grian. Minecraft YouTuber notable for the Hermit craft series and the life series. I also have a ton of other YouTubers I like as well. Some of my favourite rail ones include: MegaSim British Ace dylans travel reports superalbs travels & parallel.
So for scientific and documentary stuff, I like these two excellent channels https://www.youtube.com/@veritasium https://www.youtube.com/@ColdFusion For gaming history, this is a fascinating well made channel. Fantastic research and narration. https://www.youtube.com/@XboxAhoy And this guy, speedrunner turned investigative journalist, he's even been unsuccessfully sued by one of the biggest cons in gaming history. His channel features one of the most crazy hacks I've ever seen for GTA:SA that involves "reprogramming" the game by doing specific actions at specific moments. https://www.youtube.com/@karljobst
yea he’s been busy (I even saw him message on the forums at 2am today), he’s mentioned a few times about returning to streaming lately, I wasn’t sure if he meant on his own channel or on the DTG one
His tutorials are invaluable and helped me a lot getting into Train Simulator (Classic) editing. Again cheers for that DTG Matt
This is his channel MattPlaysTV. Found it accidentally by looking for a tutorial about the different camera settings in TSW. This video will be 7 years old at December 17th and still a lot to learn about with it even in the recent TSW4:
Yea, I often use his channel to check out certain trains Im interested in for TSW what are out in TSC, he has done a lot of varied different TSC train journeys for that.
Gaming: LGR - Clint has some awesome videos covering nostalgic tech and gaming. TheXPGamers - Captain Shack covers mostly RTS games and is over 60-episodes in on his latest Star Wars Empire at War campaign. He also started a campaign in RimWorld recently that has been excellent. Trains: Virtual Railfan - A collection of web cams from across the US and Canada, they put out a "grab bag" every few days of interesting catches. High Iron Productions - Great compilations of trains from around the US. CoasterFan2105 - More great compilations from the US, each video is themed and has beautiful shots. River Rail Photo - Short videos of trains mainly in the northeastern US. DJ Hammers Trains - Subway and rapid transit videos from across the globe. RailwayProductions - Full length US and Canadian documentaries and cab ride videos previously sold on VHS. Delay in Block Productions - Full length southern US documentaries and cab ride videos. National Railway Museum - Videos by the museum in York, I really enjoy their "Curator with a Camera" series. CTA Connections - The official channel of Chicago's Transit Authority, has full length cab ride videos. SDJR7F88 - Tons of videos of trains and models from across the UK. TheSoutherner - Beautiful videos of heritage trains across England. The Roaming Railfan - Florida-based videographer, specializes in drone footage of Brightline construction. Travel: DancingBacons - Focuses on food tourism across Asia. 4K WDW - Excellent walk-through videos of Disney parks. Mammoth Club - Husband and wife cover theme parks and nerd culture with their friend Max. Solo Travel Japan - First person views of using transportation and lodging across Japan. Kuga's Travel - Japanese YouTuber shares their travel experiences across the globe. TheTimTracker - Florida-based family covers theme parks and experiences. Entertainment: Lofi Girl - Relaxing lo-fi music, I also enjoy the synthwave station on the channel. Vivziepop - The "Helluva Boss" series, while not for children, is fantastic. ashens - British reviewer that humorously covers random, cheap junk. triple j - Australian music broadcaster that hosts a great series of covers called "Like a Version". Life With Labradors - Channel featuring videos of litters of the adorable dog breed from infancy through maturity. The Slow Mo Guys - Gavin and Dan produce excellent videos of various effects in extreme slow motion.
I am just watching British channels but I keep looking at “Australia needs to be added” under this message
Few I like Ashens - Reviews of Tat on the Sofa - also a game and movie historian Octavius King - Terrible old Games LGR - As above - finds really interesting retro tech Cathode Ray Dude - More Retro Tech Rambalac - Walking Tours around Japan - Great to relax to Jago Hazzard - Really interesting snippets of history about mostly the railways around London My Analog Journal - DJ sets of rarely played genres using Vinyl Cathy Cat - Presenter of Japan Railway Journal talking about her fashion and life in Japan Andrea's Fashion Galaxy - Fashion shorts presented by a really funny German living in the UK RM Transit - Explainers of Urbanism and Transit Well There's Your Problem - A podcast about Engineering Disasters - it has slides. Technology Connections - Interesting history about every day technology. Abroad in Japan - Brit documenting his life in Japan
I like: Alan Becker (Best known for his Animation vs. Minecraft series) Colonel Failure (DTG Protagonist) Thomas Game Docs (Nintendo facts) Geoff Marshall (Trains UK) Half as Interesting (Random facts from Wikipedia) Wendover Productions (Logistics and Economics) Real Engineering (How things work, new technologies, case studies) Captain Joe (Pilot who answers common questions) Pleasant Green (Scambaiter) Mark Rober (Former NASA engineer best known for his Porch Pirate Glitter Bomb) Technology Connections (Something soothing about the way he delivers it) Dad Rail (yay he is a DTG ambassador now!) CGP Grey (Still has some issues to sort out in his work-life balance) Coby Explanes (Provides his opinion on random aviation questions (mainly regarding airlines)) The action lab (A-level physics made a bit more interesting) Moleman978 (Got into Train Sim World because of him. I like his videos) Qwistoff YTP (Clean edits of Disney Films) TheFlightChannel (Recount stories of plane crashes in Flight simulators) Mustard (facts about historical aircraft and transportation) JRSchipol (occasionally posts very high quality videos) GothamChess (whenever I get into Chess again) BGH Music (sad to see him go, but hey, at least there's) Beyond Gaia's Horizon (the sequel to BGH Music. Very nice music there!) William Osman (Someone who just likes to make ridiculous things every now and then) Ruairidh MacVeigh (Monotone mini-documentaries) Jay Foreman (Ridiculously funny trivia videos) Bosnian Ape Society (It's not what it sounds like - he makes military jokes mostly) DJ's Aviation (A nice way to keep up to date with aviation news, but these days I'm using his website more than the channel) TWD98 (Mario Kart Wii) Scammer Payback (exactly what it sound like) Eggdings (One day he will return... One day) Jim Browning (The first Scambaiter I ever came across. Taught me sooooo much!) Steven He (funny Asian-based sketches) Chewkz (funny accent-based Youtube Shorts) Daniel Thrasher (funny music-based sketches) Conquer Driving (How to drive in the UK) That's about it.
I wouldn't give Geof Marshal any views if I were you. His videos can be interesting but I've heard some horrible things about him. Not going to say what on here but I'm sure if you do some digging you'll find out...
Went digging, found a couple interviews and some charity work. So far, my opinion of him has improved...
In terms of Train Sim content: The official TSW channel Trainsimulatordriver The British Ace Dad Rail Ramagani Felix der Weise Away from TSW it‘s mainly motorsport & football related content. Too many channels to mention.
He did a "Need for Speed" in real life and has served 2 years as a result! But his videos are nice! I do like his attitude.
Bobby Fingers. It’s the only channel you need to watch. No one else puts the same level of effort into their videos.
You guys are talking about two different people... Geoff Marshall, railway YouTuber https://www.youtube.com/@geofftech2 Geoff Marshall, went on vehicular rampage https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-somerset-67378664 It is possible to have multiple people with the same name y'know!
Yes, this was explained earlier. I just like the idea of a really nice railway enthusiast with such a large following hijacking a military vehicle and running down a police roadblock!
