It takes a lot of time (to develop skills). And then you realise from starting to a certain level, things are not that hard.īut when you shift to mobile, you have to develop your skills from scratch. When you advance in the game, you start to get tougher lobbies. If you’re playing on PC, you have to just use 3–4 fingers and your mouse, which is very easy.Ī lot of people say playing on an emulator is very tough. Then if you shift to a 5–6 inch phone, that gives a lot of problems. Suppose you are used to a particular screen resolution for a year now, you can see your enemies clearly. After one year of practice, suddenly I moved to mobile.
When we met and filmed the video, back then I was playing on an emulator. Talk what prompted this move and made you finally decide to bite the bullet.Īditya: At first I thought I wouldn’t be able to do it. You moved from emulator to mobile, at your peak.
Adi, we have to talk about that really bold move you have made. If you can manage your time well, and focus on the streaming carefully, results will appear automatically. From morning to evening, if your schedule is packed with classes, then at night from seven pm to ten pm or eight pm to eleven pm, you can do streaming depending on your schedule. I have tried streaming at night, so from my personal experience, I can say that. If you are a content creator or a streamer, you get a lot of time at night, probably 2–3 hrs to do streaming. If you can manage all of that well, then you are left with lots of time to work on YouTube. If you manage your college and studies well, then you are left with a lot of time, if you don’t have extra classes. Why don’t you talk about the kind of daily investment that goes into this? What kind of things do you need to sacrifice, the skills you need to develop and hone to make this your bread and butter?Īditya: I am a business management student. You touched upon how much hard work went into getting a huge following. Ragini: I think people might look at gaming and say it is so easy, you just play games and you do that as a profession. As I said, my life totally changed after that. I started studying content, how people react and respond to it. But, when I saw there was potential in YouTube with the increase in views and subscribers, I started to structure my content. I tried streaming, but didn’t find much success. I have played football at national level, table tennis at state level, badminton at state level, and basketball as well. I was like an outdoor kind of guy, football, table tennis.
Ragini: There was no shortage in your hard work.Īditya: Yes, obviously. So, obviously, if one person does one thing at a time, I was doing three things at one time, so I am reaping three times the benefit. I had set the timings of morning, evening and night. We worked on content as well, streaming as well, games, and a lot of other things. When we met we were just 400k, a lot of things happened in life. What does that number mean to you?Īditya: Basically, I have been working hard on this. Today, after a little over a year, you are 6.3 million strong. Ragini: At 1UP gaming, when we had first reached out to you for an interview, you (Aditya) were at 400k subs, by the time we shot it, you already reached 800k, and when we rolled it out you had touched the magical one million mark. Image: Anirudh Regidi/Tech2Įditor’s note: Some responses have been edited for style and brevity Aditya Sawant aka Dynamo regaling fans with his PUBG Mobile skills.
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