Being a content creator inContent Warningis a lot of hard work. You have to venture around the creepy Old World and survive encounters with terrifying entities. But more importantly than all of that you need to catch some emotes on camera. Here is how to emote inContent Warningso you can increase your viewers.
How do you emote?
To emote inContent Warningyou need to have first purchased an emote from the Shop Kiosk and then press the ‘T’ key by default to perform the emote. If you hold down the key you will continue performing the emote as opposed to quickly doing it and stopping.
If you don’t like emoting being bound to the ‘T’ key, you’re able to course change it in the settings by going to the Controls tab.
Unfortunately, it appears that each player can only have one emote at a time. Once you purchase an emote from the Shop Kiosk and it arrives via the drone, reading the book to learn the emote will replace any existing emote you already have.
What is the point of emoting?
Using an emote inContent Warningisn’t just a cool action you can take. In fact, emotes are a huge part ofContent Warning. Since you are playing as the role of content creators, any sort of interaction you can do toincrease your viewsis very important. Emoting is one such action. If you capture a friend performing an emote while recording in the Old World, you will get a nice chunk of extra viewers when you upload it to Spooktube.
Also, you can capture each emote once per recording. You want to ensure that each player in your group is emoting and getting it caught on camera each time you film a new video.
What is the best emote inContent Warning?
The best emote inContent Warningat the moment is Ancient Gestures 1. This emote currently costs $500 at the Shop Kiosk. Despite its name, the emote is actually the player putting up his middle finger.
The higher the cost of the emote, the more views you get for catching it on camera. Because the Ancient Gestures 1 emote costs $500, more than any other emote, that makes it the best emote inContent Warning.
All emotes inContent Warning
There are currently 16 emotes inContent Warning, all of which can be purchased at the Shop Kiosk for varying amounts. Here are all the emotes and their costs:
Most of these emotes had a price change as part of the April 3 update toContent Warning.
