So my muñaños, added a little more on this, this Friday at 11:30AM will go lie my first video on YouTube and I am still reviewing WITHOUT affecting my offline world, how can I have a framework as how I can research and record topics for the Podcast so, no first episode date yet.

Besides #Starfield main focus and #GamingNews being directed on YouTube Shorts, I plan to have Monday of #gaming general topic video (whenever possible/available), Starfield on Wednesday and Friday for the Podcast, meanwhile, Wednesday/Friday will go Starfield.

I am for the long run of Starfield & I DO plan to have at least the Endgame portion of Cyberpunk 2077 as I was on mid game when I "called quit" but it will be after Phantom Liberty, as the expansion takes in the middle of the original story & more details are added at the ending.

As I said, Live stream is NOT my focus and I am COMPLETELY uninterested while is true that Kick might be a great Twitch escape and a great partner with YouTube along with Theta TV and now for Nostr, I see Zap Stream as a great new platform...

But, when I remember the routine, how my OCD disallow me to tolerate mishaps and mainly how difficult is not to get frustrated, I prefer seeing it as a negative vibes for this final chance on content creation and I prefer not dealing with that.

But again, live streaming is not my focus.

Another thing that I want to go completely clear, the Family comes first, then personal issues ARE PRIORITY!

If content creation affects (again), then that would definitely be it and this is my third attempt in this crazy, sad and bipolar world and I have just ENOUGH.

AND WITH ALL THAT, Thank you for the support and consideration.

Let's game!

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SMART

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Right now I’m willing to make a dope simple logo or graphic for anyone who follows me on twitch and oozes positive vibes. No catch, I have all these Adobe tools and a subscription that gives me 1000s of frameworks to start from. I want to use them, and making friends in return is worth more than $.

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