Anyone know good gaming YouTubers that are not childish?

[AK Eazy69]

Im looking for good quality entertaining gaming YouTubers that are not childish (Audience and personality)

[Azza ☠]

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Absolutely none that I know of. They're all a bunch of talentless wannabes incapable of going five minutes without some immature fight breaking out. Guys like Keemstar and Leafyishere being the worst.

>Keemstar
>Gaming YouTuber
Pick one.

Leafy doesn't create content. He use to colab with 12 year olds when he was 16 on his personally owned Minecraft server, but now just harasses them and leeches others content.

He also doesn't create actual gaming content, rather just uses that tag to gain more ad profit.

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It's quite interesting however, there's like ZERO serious gaming Youtubers which I can personally think of.

[Danksama]

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>Keemstar
>Gaming YouTuber
Pick one.

It's quite interesting however, there's like ZERO serious gaming Youtubers which I can personally think of.

Not a huge surprise though, a lot of them end up aiming for or receiving the attention of a quite young audience (at least a somewhat immature one) and so it suits them to act silly. Markiplier, for example, was a lot calmer and more reasonable when he started than now. That's why I stopped watching his stuff. I don't watch much gaming stuff nowadays really.

[Tux]

several

[Good Hunter]

Jesse Cox is one.

[Tux]

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It's quite interesting however, there's like ZERO serious gaming Youtubers which I can personally think of.

Not a huge surprise though, a lot of them end up aiming for or receiving the attention of a quite young audience (at least a somewhat immature one) and so it suits them to act silly. Markiplier, for example, was a lot calmer and more reasonable when he started than now. That's why I stopped watching his stuff. I don't watch much gaming stuff nowadays really.

I dont think this is accurate.
I think the young age thing is something that USED to be true and something that a lot of the larger companies still think is true. However given the population changes and when video games started I would not at all be surprised that there are more older gamers now then ever before.

I know speaking just from my experience and without even considering the population change (aka Baby Boomers) people older them me or my age pretty much my entire life didnt find value in video games. as I got older that bar moved but always being around my age where the flip is. Namely because I am the age of the first generation of video gamers. I am not 49

[Danksama]

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Not a huge surprise though, a lot of them end up aiming for or receiving the attention of a quite young audience (at least a somewhat immature one) and so it suits them to act silly. Markiplier, for example, was a lot calmer and more reasonable when he started than now. That's why I stopped watching his stuff. I don't watch much gaming stuff nowadays really.

I dont think this is accurate.
I think the young age thing is something that USED to be true and something that a lot of the larger companies still think is true. However given the population changes and when video games started I would not at all be surprised that there are more older gamers now then ever before.

I know speaking just from my experience and without even considering the population change (aka Baby Boomers) people older them me or my age pretty much my entire life didnt find value in video games. as I got older that bar moved but always being around my age where the flip is. Namely because I am the age of the first generation of video gamers. I am not 49

Just because there are more older gamers (something I'm not disputing) it doesn't necessarily mean that they're watching as much or more YouTube gaming content than younger folks though. I'm not particularly old but I would think that an older person with a job and greater responsibility would watch less or want to spend more of their comparatively smaller free time actually playing instead of watching. This is just my assumption though.

[Tux]

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I dont think this is accurate.
I think the young age thing is something that USED to be true and something that a lot of the larger companies still think is true. However given the population changes and when video games started I would not at all be surprised that there are more older gamers now then ever before.

I know speaking just from my experience and without even considering the population change (aka Baby Boomers) people older them me or my age pretty much my entire life didnt find value in video games. as I got older that bar moved but always being around my age where the flip is. Namely because I am the age of the first generation of video gamers. I am not 49

Just because there are more older gamers (something I'm not disputing) it doesn't necessarily mean that they're watching as much or more YouTube gaming content than younger folks though. I'm not particularly old but I would think that an older person with a job and greater responsibility would watch less or want to spend more of their comparatively smaller free time actually playing instead of watching. This is just my assumption though.

I would think (and this is pure assumption based on personal experience) that they are actually watching more.

because we get exhausted quicker....I know I do. My body and brain get exhausted before I am done and then i watch videos.

Anyway...regardless of all that all the channels I have its adultish. its not serious but its also not a youtubers version of Goat Simulator either.

Plus I think we grossly under estimate the intelligence and attention of the young. I dont consider myself to be super smart by any stretch but when I was 13 I was programming a game on a computer and reading D&D books

[Autistic Whales]

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Just because there are more older gamers (something I'm not disputing) it doesn't necessarily mean that they're watching as much or more YouTube gaming content than younger folks though. I'm not particularly old but I would think that an older person with a job and greater responsibility would watch less or want to spend more of their comparatively smaller free time actually playing instead of watching. This is just my assumption though.

I would think (and this is pure assumption based on personal experience) that they are actually watching more.

because we get exhausted quicker....I know I do. My body and brain get exhausted before I am done and then i watch videos.

Anyway...regardless of all that all the channels I have its adultish. its not serious but its also not a youtubers version of Goat Simulator either.

Plus I think we grossly under estimate the intelligence and attention of the young. I dont consider myself to be super smart by any stretch but when I was 13 I was programming a game on a computer and reading D&D books

No I don't think we are underestimating the intelligence of the young because most of them are extremly stupid, however that consequence is that the actual intelligent young people don't get a say or arn't as "valid" because most people their age arn't clever.
This is the great thing about annonimity, the clever young people can talk to older people of intelligence without being mocked because they can't tell their age.

[Dominic]

I would say myself. But I do not make many video's anymore because I got lazy. I really need to push myself back into making videos again. While trying to get a better computer to.

[Tux]

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I would think (and this is pure assumption based on personal experience) that they are actually watching more.

because we get exhausted quicker....I know I do. My body and brain get exhausted before I am done and then i watch videos.

Anyway...regardless of all that all the channels I have its adultish. its not serious but its also not a youtubers version of Goat Simulator either.

Plus I think we grossly under estimate the intelligence and attention of the young. I dont consider myself to be super smart by any stretch but when I was 13 I was programming a game on a computer and reading D&D books

No I don't think we are underestimating the intelligence of the young because most of them are extremly stupid, however that consequence is that the actual intelligent young people don't get a say or arn't as "valid" because most people their age arn't clever.
This is the great thing about annonimity, the clever young people can talk to older people of intelligence without being mocked because they can't tell their age.

so what does that say to me programming and playing D&D at the age of 13 specifically?

[Autistic Whales]

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No I don't think we are underestimating the intelligence of the young because most of them are extremly stupid, however that consequence is that the actual intelligent young people don't get a say or arn't as "valid" because most people their age arn't clever.
This is the great thing about annonimity, the clever young people can talk to older people of intelligence without being mocked because they can't tell their age.

so what does that say to me programming and playing D&D at the age of 13 specifically?

Well just from looking at what you did I would assume you were one of the more intelligent people, I personally would love to get into d&d but thats besides the point.

[Scar]

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Not sure about childish, but these guys are a laugh to watch.....

https://youtu.be/f4o1ED0xMiw

Vanoss is kind of Childish. Just from their Intros is kinda annoying at times.

[Tux]

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so what does that say to me programming and playing D&D at the age of 13 specifically?

Well just from looking at what you did I would assume you were one of the more intelligent people, I personally would love to get into d&d but thats besides the point.

fair enough, I dont see myself as that exceptional (above average but not exceptional) but anyway. my assessment of the young is purely a guess I really dont know so moving on

[jakestuff]

I mean lazy game reviews is good but he does mostly retro games

[Smugass Braixen-Chan]

Just going down my subscriber list, so a lot of these are people others wouldn't have heard of.

Aavak
https://www.youtube.com/user/Aavak
He plays mostly strategy games

Arumba
https://www.youtube.com/user/arumba07
Same as Aavak, in fact, they play Factorio together.

Conflictnerd Meg
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAisw3dkQ-FGWk4If56fBqg
https://www.youtube.com/user/MegLovesGames (Her old channel)
She mostly does indie strategy game things. The strategy games she plays aren't NEARLY as complex as the others, though. Her old channel is full of Sims videos.

DasTactic
https://www.youtube.com/user/Das24680
Strategy games again. Usually older stuff like Dominion and Age of Wonders.

Deligracy
https://www.youtube.com/user/deligracy
She does Sims videos interspersed with random blogs.

EnterElysium
https://www.youtube.com/user/EnterElysium
Another strategy gamer (I'm subbed to a lot of these :/ )

Eversor Fatalis
https://www.youtube.com/user/EversorFatalis
I think I subbed to this girl because I was watching her Diablo playthrough about a year ago, but her selection of games is REALLY random.

Flabaliki
https://www.youtube.com/user/Flabaliki
https://www.youtube.com/user/TheSimSupply (His Sims Channel)
Probably the least mature Youtuber on this list. He does The Sims and Rollercoaster Tycoon, and basically games that involve a lot of creativity. A while back he was making his own world for the Sims 3, but that project stalled out with the release of the Sims 4. Often gets shipped with Deligracy because they're both Australian.

https://www.youtube.com/user/GophersVids
Triple A gamer. You've got your Skyrims, and your Fallouts, and your Witchers.

Parky
https://www.youtube.com/user/ParkyGames
If Total Biscuit wasn't a total buzzkill who hates the entire world, you'd probably end up with this guy. Doesn't review games, though.

Pravus
https://www.youtube.com/user/LordPravusGaming
How many ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ strategy gamers am I subbed to?!

QuickyBaby
https://www.youtube.com/user/QuickyBabyTV
World of Tanks

Quill18
https://www.youtube.com/user/quill18
Random indie games. He's also buddy-buddys with Paradox Games, so he plays a lot of their stuff.

Sims3Symbiote
https://www.youtube.com/user/Sims3Simbiote
Her channel has stalled out a little over the last year or so. But her channel is FULL of Sims stuff. Her older videos are what got me back into the Sims.

Scott Manley
https://www.youtube.com/user/szyzyg
If you want a mature gamer, you can't exactly go wrong with somebody with a last name like THAT.

Simproved
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeBgAHEwFLxWnUDdQvb3jkw
German Simer

Some Ordinary Gamer
https://www.youtube.com/user/SomeOrdinaryGamers
Probably the most MESSED UP channel on this list. He doesn't always play games, but when he does, it almost always has ".exe" as part of the title.

Squire
https://www.youtube.com/user/squireflyer
Warthunder. Because Planes > Tanks

TGN Squadron
https://www.youtube.com/user/Games
This is actually a group of gamers, rather than a single Youtuber. The group has a strong Blizzard Entertainment slant, but each member goes off and does their own thing when they're not playing Overwatch or Heroes of the Storm together. MFPallytime I am also subscribed to. That guy got me into Heroes of the Storm, which is the ONLY MOBA that I don't hate, so special props to him.
+rep for that URL, though. I literally only just noticed that now XD

The Mighty Jingles
https://www.youtube.com/user/BohemianEagle
World of tanks

TradeChat
https://www.youtube.com/user/TradeChat
World of Warcraft news, basically

Vargskelethor
https://www.youtube.com/user/exinthevaticanFULL
Also known as Uncle Joel. He's more of a twitch streamer, but he uploads his streams to Youtube.

Vixella
https://www.youtube.com/user/fancysimmer
Simer. Cute Texas Girl edition.

xSimSugar
https://www.youtube.com/user/xSimSugar
Scottish Simer?!

Yellow Swellow
https://www.youtube.com/user/YellowSwellow
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCG0ehv4HsKMf0kgE3Y7gtWg (Gameplay Channel)
One stop shop for Pokemon Trading Card Game stuff.