Holy cow I feel like it's 2007 again
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I like the idea, but tbh the way you presented the show was rather dull. Your audio levels were terrible, and you didn't seem excited about what you were talking about at all. Look at any popular esports commentator and you'll notice they all give off an energy that draws in the viewer, and makes them care about what they have to say. Sadly that was missing from your presentation. The powerpoint idea is different, but personally it made me feel like I was in a lecture at uni instead of watching a gaming vodcast. I feel like you'd be better off ditching the .ppt, and instead use a pre-recorded section of a demo to illustrate what you're talking about. I feel like trying to speed up the pace of the show would be more interesting as well, the rather long chess piece value analogy didn't really feel necessary, you could have condensed it down a lot and cut to a clip of class advantages playing out in an somewhat unusual way (say 3v3 sol+scout+scout beating med+demo+sol).
tldr
- fix mic settings, boost your volume and get rid of as much background noise as possible
- try and sound like you're excited about what you have to say, you have no real presence or on-mic energy and that really affects the entertainment value
- try and cut out as much long-winded explanation as possible, makes it feel more like a lecture. Instead make your point as concisely as possible, and use a pre-rendered clip to illustrate
- powerpoint may or may not work out, as i said it feels more like a lecture. If you can, try and get your hands on 3 lights, and set them up in your room like so: http://timebased-w07.wikispaces.com/file/view/3point.gif/30426518/3point.gif, and use your onscreen presence combined with a less-dull picture to say what you want to say
Otherwise I like the idea, but theres some work to do if you want to really draw in viewers and make the show entertaining to watch.
Only watched a few snips here and there, but from what I saw, you definitely have the voice and charisma for casting. You should definitely use a different hud though, as the default scoreboard and letterboxing look awful. What I saw of the camera work was solid, but your freecam needs some work. Lots of potential there though, there are precious few casters who can actually engage people with their voice alone, and tf2 definitely needs more of them.
Bump, would like to see the left-side yard-mid choke roof raised a little bit to make it less of a deathtrap for anything spotted by a soldier/demo
Demoname: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/31311727/IMGs/cruz_vs_mgc.7z
Class/role: Demoman
Division(if possible): Div 3
Other notes: Don't feel like I did much on mids, also I think my prioritization may be off in high-pressure situations
Also props for doing these for the community.
Original post:
http://ozfortress.com/showthread.php?t=58377
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vwHmrqebISE
Not going to lie, I was pretty stoked when I was given the chance to produce this video whilst under a ban, so I hope I delivered better than expected. I apologize for not including all the submitted clips, but I wanted to keep the frag quality at the highest level possible so that I could best represent what an amazing season it was to watch.
Thanks to everyone who submitted and the admins for being amazingly helpful over the last year.
i wonder what would happen if you looked at that with old-timey 3d glasses
Big fan of GTA3 when i was younger, and on the shitty tv i played it on the RC Toyz vans looked like they said RC Cruz. Dropped the RC later on though.
2639 frames 19.802 seconds 133.27 fps ( 7.50 ms/f) 8.195 fps variability
CPU and overclock: i5 2500k @ 3.3Ghz
Graphics Card: Radeon HD6970
Driver version: 13.1
dxlevel (default is 90): 80
Resolution: 1920x1080
Full-screen or windowed: Windowed
FPS configs enabled: Chris dx8 high frames
Shadows enabled/disabled: Disabled
Edit: changed cl_threaded_bone_setup to 1 and got up to 150.80 fps ( 6.63 ms/f) 7.187 fps variability
I -think- it's to do with interp and network settings, I've seen people with 5ms latency get the same problem. Just play with those till it fixes itself i guess.
film burn burned out my retinas every time it came on. Otherwise I liked it. Should've corrected your STV footage though, really stuck out to me.
I'll never understand why people make their ammo counters different colours. Looks alright otherwise, although you may want to change the font used in the main menu to match the one in-game, because it looks kind of tacky as is. Also clean up hudlayout.res, that things a mess, and you also don't reference any fonts for the hud crosshairs so it's just displaying the letters in default.