I think that’s where the arcade used to be, but I’m not 100% sure about that.

However, I consume video content (Giant Bomb, Angry Centaur Gaming, etc) and podcasts like crazy (I'm lucky enough to have a job in which I can have an earbud in all day, so I listen to about six hours worth of podcasts every day).

If they can deliver all the info and tangential info from a Weekly Update in a video form, I'd probably actually know all of that info, rather than just skimming through it. I probably still wouldn't actually care, but if they can present information in another format and extend their reach (and make it entertaining!), that's nothing but a good thing.

I certainly hope it doesn't mean the Weekly Update will be neglected for those of you that actually read it, but it doesn't sound like that's going to be the case.

Video is great, live video has a lot more limitations and if they keep doing things at 10-noon PT then I'm never gonna see anything live. I hope that they've taken that into account when thinking about when they air stuff (try different times and see what works best).

Maybe it's a selfish thing to hope for, but they're on the west coast, and if they would do streams closer to the end of the workday there, it could be in the evenings for much of the rest of the country.

I don't know if I like the put on a show once a week thing. I prefer reading things so I can go at my own pace. Hopefully nothing that would be talked about in text will be put on video without the writing there. I hate that. It's why I read the paper and don't watch the news. I also don't like streams. Spend time editing, kthx.

I sort of feel the same way about streaming. They always seem to do streams during my working hours so I rarely get to watch them as they're happening. Thankfully there's usually archived footage, so that's an option.

Still, as long as the written content comes at the same pace I don't really mind. And if some extra information makes its way to us as a result of frequent streams, that's good.

... Seriously though, I hate streams. I despise streamers... But DevStreams are different, and something I'm excited to see (especially if they adopt Digital Extremes' near-flawless "Prime-Time Live" format:

Answering questions > Playing the content (with giveaways) > Showcasing fanart > Discussing fan suggestions/concepts (giveaway!) > Discussing upcoming stuff.

Afterwards making a Blog/Forum post that summarizes everything discussed and shown (such as links to the fanart).

Involved communication is only ever a good thing.

I don't know if I like the put on a show once a week thing. I prefer reading things so I can go at my own pace. Hopefully nothing that would be talked about in text will be put on video without the writing there. I hate that. It's why I read the paper and don't watch the news. I also don't like streams. Spend time editing, kthx.

If it's all extra stuff, then it sounds amazing. If it's a *change*, I'm worried. Right now it seems like it's all extra, but I've seen too many sites go all video for me to not be wary.

Actually, I don't blame millennials, I blame youtube & friends. It's just too easy to post an unedited video full of rambling babble, and no, adding 'bling', music, or an intro/outro does not count as editing.

Well edited video is great for some things (showing how to do something: repairing a car, titan skate tutorial, etc.), but it's not very good at lots of things, and live video is the worst. People don't take enough (any?) time beforehand to organize their thoughts into a coherent outline, and you certainly can't edit it as you go along like you can while writing text. Also, if you're going to consume video content you pretty much have to take time to watch the whole thing. You can't skim video effectively.

Anyway, I welcome more ride-alongs. That type of thing is great for video. Bungie, please keep big announcements in text or trailer format. Video followups to actually SHOW us are fine, but don't make me watch 3 hours of someone screaming in a panic, or an hour of someone giving away the ghost locations and being a general dweeb to find out what content is coming.

Video is great, live video has a lot more limitations and if they keep doing things at 10-noon PT then I'm never gonna see anything live. I hope that they've taken that into account when thinking about when they air stuff (try different times and see what works best).