War, gabe, and poshy are the dream team on destiny in my opinion. They are extremely good players. However, there is an extemely small group of players that I would classify as better. A few of the top of my head: Jacobs better Failcam Metalxphoenix Bz tension Zl Chris Just to name a few.... I think you classify with these guys. You currently have no name for yourself. Start streaming twitch and I know you will develop a reputation quickly. Ive always wanted to watch jacobs better and metal stream but they simply dont. If you stream, i can promise youll have me as a viewer every time you start it up.

My recommendation, make both a YouTube channel and a twitch channel. Post highlights and such on your YouTube channel from the streams, and if you talk about getting better on stream, clip that section of the stream and post it as a vid on YouTube, that way it's easy for you to share and your potential viewers to find.

What's your KD on other games? My KD on this game is barely a 1. On all other PVP games My KD ranges from 1.25 to 2.5. Destiny is the only game that it's that low on.

As a PvE main and PvE being how the game was advertised and why I bought it, PvP affecting PvE and essentially dictating nearly all weapons stats and perks frustrates and infuriates me to no end. So my question is as an obvious PvP main do you think there should be better separation of the modes or at least the nerfs? Or you couldn't care less?

As someone who is bad at PvP, I'd watch any videos you put out that might help me improve my game. From a purely personal standpoint, I like watching videos over streams. They seem more concise, and I appreciate videos that are well thought out and simple to understand. If you are planning on giving tips, hints and strategies to people that would help them improve their game, I would reccomend breaking it down into simple steps that are practiceable(not really a word but you get what I mean) and try to explain why each technique helps. The things which would cause me to tune out of viewing are jumbled thoughts that are difficult to follow, babbling for ten minutes to make one point, sometimes streamers or Youtubers take a ton of time saying the same thing over and over, and one other thing that I have seen people respond negatively to is when a youtuber or streamer acts like an A-hole. If you are good at something, (and OP, judging by your stats, you [i]are[/i] good at crucible) it is perfectly acceptable to acknowledge your skill, and to be proud of it. A lot of people, in my opinion, cross the line from being proud of their skills and give off the impression that they are a jerk. As someone who works in branding and marketing, this would be my reccomendation to being successful in your streams and videos. I look forward to hearing your reccomendations on how to improve my crucible game :)

FIrst thing to pop into my mind was how often do you play alone? Also like almost all streamers the Mayhem playlists are barely ever played.... LOL wonder why...

first thing in mind? [spoiler]damn I hope krispy kreme has hot and ready donuts[/spoiler] about your stats? GG my guy, G-freggin-G

Do you have any tips on getting kid up? As you can see, mine's bad, but I'm working my way up.

My first thought is somehow or another you have an unfair advantage whether you are cheating or a using a modified controller. But you're definitely not using the standard PlayStation controller.

First question? Easy. HOW DA HELL U FIND GOOD TEAMATES?! I swear it's like we're playing against bungie themselves. Bunch of fking morons on my team. [spoiler]also you people on ps4 I salute. I have trouble getting a kill but when on PS3 I can go on a 45 kill streak no problem[/spoiler]

You have a 4.65 trials kd on your Titan w...t....f.. Some Titan tips tricks would be nice. Gameplay, subclass builds, etc.

Send me your twitch name and I'll look you up. I watch twitch all the time and am always interested in watching highly skilled players. To answer your post's question my first thought was 'Bullshit'. After reading the responses to the post I really want to see you play.