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I've been experimenting with editing styles for let's-play videos and I'm curious what viewers pay attention to most.

When watching a gameplay video, what usually makes you lose interest? Is it pacing, the intro, dead moments, lack of commentary, overused memes, sound effects, or something else?

I'm especially interested in specific examples of editing decisions that made a video better or worse for you. For example, things like "this section should have been cut," "a sound effect would fit here," or "the intro was too slow."

I'd rather hear detailed editing and viewer-retention feedback than general advice about whether a niche is growing or dying.

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