No, but I really appreciate their insight into packs. What they show is helpful. That can supplement what I see myself to help me form an overall opinion. That said, I haven't got the patience to watch other people play so I end up seeing their Twitter summaries or, for those who do that sort of thing, blog posts.
That said, I don't think there's anything wrong with being influenced by someone else's opinion. There's no requirement for Game Changers to favour anything they receive, and I do see them be critical - just while often noting that they still like the game or some other aspects of a pack. I know some people are put off by perkiness or whatever in Game Changers, but people shouldn't have to hide their personalities just to make their criticism feel more "real".
And just to note, not all Game Changers are reviewers. The program deliberately expanded to include a wider range of Simmers than YouTube reviewers. Last year there had been a post looking for people on Tumblr, for example.
