Super nice guy and really good pocket

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By this point last season he had already made a teaser for his open team which had died. It's a shame he isn't making one for this season, he could have dedicated it to his sister ex as well. [*]

he is on school internet so he can't say hentai

better than geknaiir at medic

build the mixchamp wall

Hey I can actually start this season!

He definitely has a chin in that picture. Photoshopped.

vegas is pretty simple and easy

Lawena is still highest quality but it takes longer. Essentially what is does is take a bunch of pictures and then virtual dub makes it into an enormous avi file. It is harder to just put in a basic frag clip because you need to prerender clips for a good preview. If you are making a basic frag movie just use fraps or shadowplay. If you are putting smooths throughout the video and are going to spend more than one day editing, use lawena. This tutorial is still pretty decent https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_21UdXQfg5U but if you have questions you can feel free to add me.

showstopper approved

https://encrypted-tbn1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSZg7WfDea-XotkKvE1twtK8N3E6WDvxLsXUyBtXgm_5MnkK6Y

If you are going to make cines with stv clips, dont use your mouse at all to pan. When you do this it looks jittery and bad. The clip in the beginning where the scout is running could have looked much better. I'd also recommend using pov clips anyway, because they look better, you can actually smooth them, and they have highlighted kill notices.

In regards to the rewind clips, it looks quite a bit rushed and I don't like the rewind symbol, it doesn't match the feel and takes away from the focus. Here is a really good example of a rewind effect in a tf2 edit http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O1aGC99Acy8&t=0m27s

I'm pretty sure you used fraps to record this, I would really recommend using lawena if you aren't look for that raw frag clip look. If you use lawena then it will look much better, and you can choose to have kill notices only so you can take out the round timer and capture points which is something you should have done. Even if you want your health and ammo to be in the clip you can hide round timer and capture points by using the hidepanel command. In scout frag movies a lot of people personally like to have damage numbers (another reason to use POV demos). I would recommend using damage numbers if the focus of the movie is the frags more so than the editing, which seems to be the case for you.

Oh and one last thing, slow motion looks far better when you use velocity. When you go from 100% speed to 66% speed or whatever it isn't smooth. Velocity makes the transition of speed sloped, so it's far smoother. I'd recommend looking up a velocity tutorial for whatever program you use.

I know I sound picky, but your edit was good for you first time. Keep at it :D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njytMy0Uy_4

Some highlights from our match