I liked it, even if I had seen some of the clips before. Best way to find out if casual players would enjoy would be posting it on reddit and seeing the response.

You also may run into the problem of some streamers not wanting you to upload their clips without their permission.

I probably wouldn't understand a lot of the stuff in 6s games. For example, I would see sideshow's first clip (crits! criiiiiits! *drops med eventually) and think "he missed a lot then killed the medic, okay cool i guess? Why does he think he's good, I've done that too"

I personally did enjoy the video a lot though, stream highlights are great. I just don't know if I would have, if I knew nothing about 6s and didn't recognize the people streaming

you are just stealing clips from people lol

turn off motion blur or whatever you did to the video

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truktruks video cut away too fast so it might not be obvious to some casual people that he suicided to his sentry

editing advice:
- use a proper sans serif font
- don't use text color that blends so easily. the holy grail is white text with black outline
- motion blur is bad on fps games
- hard cuts only work if the next visual is related to the previous one
- zoom when it makes sense. you didn't seem like you understood when you wanted to enlarge the facecam or not
- artistic editing [eg the music with the heavy] needs to be less overdone [i don't mean how much it's done] or else it becomes overbearing
- your volume levels are everywhere

http://i.imgur.com/M7q0a5a.png

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That minecraft bit about killed me.

I would put links to their twitch and or twitter accounts instead of just a name

If you consider three of the most popular tf2 channels' videos "garbage", you probably don't take "the average casual TF2 player"'s opinion serious enough to produce content that they will enjoy.

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sounds like he's glad he's got a way to watch the fun moments of long streams he doesn't have time for

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lost it at buzz light year heavy

all up for this if you ask for permission and provide link to the twitch channel+social media

yeah I think permission would require nothing more than asking once and then you're done

I believe you should use frame blending if you want to smooth choppy fps, not motion blur.

You could randomly ask players in casual and ask them what they think of muselk/nislt/your channel videos. It would be helpful advice.

You should be fine putting their twitch link in the description, its free advertisement for them

goddammit i miss show's streams :(

I think the slight motion blur was quite nice actually

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subtitles can be really humorous, especially if you get more routine with them cause you can get very creative, just look up sovietwomble on youtube and watch one of his vids, subtitles are all the editing he does and it's hillarious

i would have no idea whats going on in the first clip if i didnt know what a jump map was

give me ur rsmb settings pls

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Do you want people to submit clips to you

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