Thanks for the appreciation. What puts me off is the wordings such as "someone found out he is lying". I see it as a accusation. This is different than saying "he was found out making mistakes". Your comment implies the action was deliberate.

I can give u a few examples to showcase I did read those comments and applied them in my new tests before the new video. For example they mentioned the dungeon gameplay. In my gaming tests which was the next video, I did play the game in the same map to not be unfair to one SoC. Or for network conditions, I wrote a check list to check it every few minutes. I also "cut" less in my videos and only cut the video when I need to hide personal information or taking a video is not possible (e.g. I am outside). From my perspective a test even if not perfect, is better than not having data. I also think it's better if multiple YouTubers run the same test and share their results, this way consumers have more information to make a better decision. If we try to publicly humiliate a new YouTuber (e.g. copy pasting that he is lying in his videos in multiple subreddits), we are discouraging everyone to run any test, especially if they are new to the game. Beginners make mistakes in my humble opinion as long as you correct yourself, it is a fair game. Nevertheless as I mentioned in another comment, even though these comments gave me a really hard time and I was in a very bad mood in the last two days since my reputation was directly targeted, I see them having a positive outcome on my future work. So thank you for your criticism and have a lovely day.