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It's a way to promote the game mate so more people play upon release.

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Alright then. Why not send it to big youtubers so that the game will have more hype? Literally an unknown small channel got the game and start posting stuff. what does a small channel like that gonna can do? can it bring hype to the game through its 10 subs? sending it to bigger youtuber would be better. Bigger audience, bigger hype.

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Well maybe they want to give small content creator a chance to promote their work, stop bean a biaatch and support those small chanels

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Not even remotely being a bitch. I love supporting small channel but I'm being realistic. Which one do you think would bring in more hype, clicks and downloads? a bigger youtuber with big audience or a small channel with 10 subs? think about it.

It's not like you personally benefit from how well they promote their game. Why does it matter to you how many clicks they get?

Because I care for this game and wanted it reach more people? That's good enough reason

I don'ty know what smaller YouTubers have the game, but most likely the dev doesn't give them codes because they most likely don't know who the really small YouTubers are. They just hack the game files to give themselves early access most of the time.

devs should've just told them to post the early access content one day before the game release. Releasing it early when the game doesn't have a release date yet really make people lose interest in the game. Like you got youtubers posting "ALL BONNIE'S BAKERY DLC SECRETS!" on their title. Why would anyone play it when all the dlc secret is already out a few days, weeks before the game release?.