A Year of Growth and Gratitude
It’s been a whole year—well, around 11 months—since the launch of Fix Gaming Channel, and what a journey it has been. From the very first day, each minute and every penny I’ve invested has been driven by passion and a belief in the potential of this project.
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To all my fellow creators, YouTubers, developers, and outlets in the gaming world—yes, you. I was proud of the results and the feedback we were getting, and a lot of people had already made a real impact on the work.
Many people helped along the way, and at the time I was planning a dedicated page on the new website to acknowledge some of those contributions.
The Challenges
It had not all been smooth sailing. There were hacking incidents, personal problems, professional challenges, and the usual mess that comes with trying to build something independently.
But that was part of the process. We kept moving, learning from each setback, and trying to turn the problems into something useful.
Moving the Website by Hand
At the time, I was also working on a new website and manually transferring articles. That meant reliving old work one post at a time, seeing what held up, what needed fixing, and what I wanted Fix Gaming Channel to become next.
Let’s Collaborate
To gamers, developers, publishers, creators, and fellow media outlets: collaboration mattered. The point was never to build this in isolation. Mutual support, honest conversations, and helping good work get seen were already part of what I wanted the outlet to stand for.
My commitment to the project was long-term. I wanted to build something we could be proud of rather than chase a short burst of attention.
This Was Only the Beginning
As I looked toward another year of challenges and opportunities, the message was simple: keep building, keep improving, and keep talking to the people who make the work worthwhile.
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Written by Ronny Fiksdahl, Founder & Editor-in-Chief of Fix Gaming Channel.
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