Happy vs Arthur

fun game!



starting to be sooooo f***ing annoyed by Huskys blabbering. Too bad he is still somewhat popular. Maybe the 9-year olds thinks its funny with constant talk, no matter what the talk is about.



...stop watching him then?



#3 Yeah... if he only were casting extremely uninteresting games I would. But that is not the case.
And also, critizing casters is not allowed?



No, criticizing casters is totally allowed. Unfortunately, casters that continue to get views will continue to cast. The thing about youtube is that things that are popular with the general population are highly visible, and Husky is one of those cases. I agree that there are many better casters than Husky, but he is here to stay for the next while and there is little that criticism will accomplish to change that. I find that the best way to deal with annoying casters is to just stop watching them or watch with the volume muted.

On another note, I really wish that this website would introduce a dual rating system. You rate whether the you liked the game or not and you rate whether you liked the casting or not. That way casters get some feedback, and good casters can come on here and check out the top rated games and cast them themselves.



Dual rating system is actually a genius idea :)




#5 Of course I understand WHY husky is a frequent caster. But I still will critize a bad caster (or casting session). As an example: There are injustice in the world, and I somewhat (somewhat in this case means "very litte") understand why... but of course I am sad about that and of course I will critize structures that will "keep injusticies alive". To Understand one thing doesnt mean you should just accept it.

But yeah, to stop watching the casters and muting them is one choice. But its not that funny to watch game in complete silence.

Your suggestion to a dual rating system is really, really good!!
An elaborate rating system might even include that you somehow can highlight what race you prefer in the game (if that is the case)... but that is maybe too difficult. Your suggestion is actually very "doable"

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