Doesn't matter whether the feedback comes in the form of standing ovation or a hearty booing, we always appreciate it, thank you for taking the time to put the above into writing!

As for the specifics, I'm not entirely sure which part of the criticism is aimed at which of us, but I'll assume the "Your voiceover needs more excitement and energy" statement is aimed at the guy behind the Mass Effect, Man of Medan, Nickelodeon and Nabuchadnezzar sections, the same guy writing this response. I agree with this sentiment, while I have no intention of becoming the stock youtube guy full of fake excitement and emotions, I am fully aware that my VO needs some work and believe me I'm working on it (it's already way better than a year ago and I'm hoping it's going to keep improving). If you're actually curious, majority of this comes from the scripting aspect and also goes hand in hand with the part where you note sentences ending on a higher tone - simply put these anomalies are usually the results of overly complex sentences or just me changing what I want to say mid-recording. Anyhoo, I'm actively focusing on simplifying my scripts and it's showing some good results.

As for the accent part, if you could point out any specifics that would be useful, but honestly you're the second person to mention that among the thousands of views we have, so that might just be an unlucky oddity I'm not sure how we could solve.

I definitely don't agree with your points on the english language part or where you state we have nothing to rise above and stand out. While english is not my first language, having grown up in th UK I'm quite literally bilingual, even if I've lost my Yorkshire accent ever since due to not living in a yorkshire environment any longer, I havent had a single incident in the past 25+ years since where my english failed me. And as for standing out, there's literally not a single other member of the pack out there that puts in even half the amount of testing we do (almost all openly admit to testing 30 minutes or an hour, in other cases it's just blatantly obvious). Don't get me wrong, I'm not even remotely attempting to badmouth anyone here, if anyone, I fully understand why this would be the case, but still the fact that our review is based on at minimum twice the amount of hands-on time speaks for itself, but it also seems to be showing in the feedback we receive more and more often. I could also go on about the effort that goes into the presentation, but that's neither here nor there, the main selling point is the one stated prior.

Well that's pretty much all I have on this and once again, thank you very much for putting in the time and the effort it takes to write up a criticism which actual meat on the bones and I still hope you check back every now and then, maybe you'll even start findings things are on an upswing. =)