#Sonic souls vaatyi series

I just always thought that doing the best you can speaks louder than personality.вЂќ If you make a channel about you, then when Dark Souls inevitably stops being produced, you have something to fall back on. I think a lot of people who do YouTube for a long time, it sort of ends up being about them because thatвЂ™s a safe way to go about it. вЂњI felt like the channel was never really about me. вЂњIвЂ™ve never really felt the need to insert myself into it,вЂќ Vaati tells me, sitting at his desk in front of his dual monitors, under the watchful, unblinking gaze of the collectible Sif statue he won in an online competition. He is not a quote-unquote YouTube personality. Despite having the face of an Abercrombie & Fitch catalogue model, Vaati reacts to limelight in the way the pupil of an eyeball would, shrinking instinctively from view. In the three-and-a-half years since he launched his YouTube channel, heвЂ™s amassed over half a million subscribers.

#Sonic souls vaatyi series

His field of study? FromSoftwareвЂ™s Souls series and its next-of-kin Bloodborne, which heвЂ™s been making artful, entertaining videos about since late 2012.

Michael Samuels, known to his fans as VaatiVidya, dropped out of university this past year to become a full-time scholar. He rarely appears on camera, saving his more casual videos for Patreon subscribers.

VaatiVidya spends his days making YouTube videos diving into the lore and secrets of FromSoftware's enigmatic Souls games.