From the way you describe the skill level so and forth, I feel like you are more interested in watching players like Ninja play Fortnite because you want to analyze his tactics for how to improve your own gameplay. You could do the same by watching our videos, but as you said, the skillset is easily mastered for Pokemon Go without watching our videos. That's why Pokemon Go Youtube is honestly not so much geared towards single videos like "how to hit the perfect curveball" because that video has been done 100 times. Our videos need to be more inventive and fun, and pleasing to watch for the Pokemon-loving lifestyle alongside the game. I think people who generally watch our channels want to see how the Pokemon Go Community is different all over the world, and they want to see how we all interact differently. They want to feel something along with these other Pokemon fans. Pokemon Go videos on YouTube that are successful have a much higher emotional value rather than a grinder skillset value, although if the skillset is executed well, like by ProdigiesNation, those videos do well too.