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12th August 2020 at 10:52 pm #102671
The videos have been as dull as anything for me personally, strange that he managed to collect exactly 29 bonuses both times too.
All I can say if you don’t like them don’t watch them no one is forcing you ??
Find it fairly difficult to know if I lik something or not before I’ve seen it, perhaps that’s just me.
112th August 2020 at 11:43 pm #102674The videos have been as dull as anything for me personally, strange that he managed to collect exactly 29 bonuses both times too.
All I can say if you don’t like them don’t watch them no one is forcing you ??
This is where the problem lies.
The feedback here from the viewers is important.
If Steven doesn’t care whether you watch or not, what’s the point of even taking the time to make videos and post them in the first place?
Well, clearly for his web site and the affiliate traffic.
Engaging the audience is the key to getting the traffic through the door in the first instance. If people are giving feedback that’s honest and direct & has a potential impact on your viewership, then it’s counter intuitive to discount the feedback at all and say ‘well don’t watch then’
The feedback loop has value if the end goal is to improve the quality of the product and promote it positively.
If we attack people for being critical, then people stop giving feedback at all, get frustrated with the experience and walk away.
I know fans of the bandit think they’re doing him a service by ‘protecting him from negative feedback’ but the reality is, you’re interfering with the honesty of the feedback loop experience and hampering his ability to make content design and delivery decisions.
This is why I hate simps with a passion. They hamper the engagement process and actually do more harm than good, thinking they’re doing the content creator a ‘favour’ when it’s actually the opposite.
As long as the feedback is constructive, ALL feedback has value and I’d encourage anyone who feels it’s their ‘duty’ to step in and shut down the feedback (good or bad) to sit back and appreciate that you’re not actually doing Steve any favours here at all.
Your heart is in the right place sure, but you’re actually doing more harm than good.
113th August 2020 at 9:11 am #102682Hey bandit , just a quick question relating to videoslots . Do you still recommend videoslots ? As we speak the site has the lowest possible RTP on some of the main providers ANYWHERE on the market . If you’re certain you’ll lose in the long run on a 96% RTP , can we please have your thoughts regarding a drop to even 92% in some slots ? I’m not a streamer but i play slots a lot more than u do , so please don’t take offence in me saying that playing on videoslots will eat you alive in the long run …
Videoslots is a major casino , and was one of my main choices when playing . Now , i wouldn’t touch it since it has the lowest RTP’s overall of all UK casinos . Maybe for recreational players this isn’t a big problem , but for someone who plays every single day it’s a total no go area .
You may not know many things about slots and RTP , but i’m pretty sure u can educate yourself online regarding on how important a 1% RTP represents in a long run .
Don’t take it the wrong way , i just wanted to give you a heads up after your decision to do weekdays videos on that site , and also to hear your honest ‘educated’ opinion ..
when you deposit £10k £20k in 2-3 hrs not many casino will let you play,like Casumo Rizk Calzon good rtp casino with lot of problems when it come to withdraw or redeposit,Videoslot is good coz they dont make much problem when it come to verifiy account and ask doc like other UK casinos do
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