The Star Citizen board gamer Channel plans to expand their content and release daily videos on Star Citizen, covering tutorials, gameplay, ship guides, and discussions on game mechanics. They aim to be more engaged with the community, attend events, and voice concerns when necessary, while relying on YouTube monetization and voluntary support from viewers to continue creating content.
In this video update, the Star Citizen board gamer Channel discusses the future of the channel and the game itself. The channel has been covering Star Citizen for 10 years, and has seen significant growth in viewership. The game has progressed from its early stages to being feature complete, although it is still in alpha. The channel plans to release a video on Star Citizen every day, with a goal of eventually having two videos per day. They also plan to expand their content to include more tutorials, gameplay, guides, ship buyer’s guides, ship meta and loadouts, and discussions on various mechanics and roles in the game.
The channel’s editor, Zin, will continue to provide editing and gameplay footage, with an expansion of her skills in editing and camera work. The channel aims to be more active in the community, attending events like CitizenCon, visiting bar citizens, and engaging with the community through regular play sessions and podcasts. The channel acknowledges its bias towards Star Citizen, as the success of the game directly impacts the channel’s growth. However, they also express a willingness to voice concerns and criticize the project when necessary, particularly in cases of poor messaging or broken mechanics.
The channel relies on YouTube monetization, affiliate links, and voluntary support from channel members, patrons, Twitch subs, and donations. They occasionally receive ships from CIG for giveaways, but there are no financial incentives or paid sponsorships from CIG. The channel plans to continue covering CIG’s news and patch notes, as well as deep dives into features, ship buy guides, and major bugs. They will also explore other content such as organization spotlights, product reviews, and discussions on Reddit and Spectrum threads.
The channel aims to minimize leaks and rumors, focusing only on those that are sourced and worth discussing. They want to avoid contributing to misinformation or spreading fear, uncertainty, and doubt. The channel appreciates feedback and suggestions from the community and plans to stream regularly, engage with the chat, and answer questions related to Star Citizen. They express gratitude to their supporters and announce a ship giveaway for January. The video concludes with ad placements for NordVPN and TrackIR, as well as a call for viewers to join the channel or become patrons to support the creation of daily Star Citizen content.