Join Date: May 2005
Location: If you've got any wits about you, search "BAM BAM CALLAHAN", and you'll know where I am.
Age: 22
Posts: 1,443
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Well, it seems like everyone wants to join in and rain on this guy's parade. What I saw was an attempt at making a video, an attempt at doing what everyone else is doing.
1) Don't do that, cuz if someone jumps off a bridge, I hope to god you won't either.
Well, the video was....... interesting. I turned it off a quarter of the way in on principle alone.
Your future videos could be made better if you did these things.
1) Get better at the game, and learn the basics....
a) When a targets a little bit away from you, don't bother w/ the full auto business. Get used to shooting in bursts, or single shot.
b) When you're trying to scope in on a target, make sure the center dot of your crosshairs are directly on top of where you intend to hit. If it isn't in the general vicinity (1/4 of an inch) of the target, don't bother scoping in.
2) Decrease the amount of time that you spray on a target. Spray usually occurs (from what I've seen) for the first .5 - 1 second of the firefight. After that, it's just a matter of who can get the lucky headshot first. Try going into a respawn, or set up a room for yourself, and a friend, and do what I have ASQ Members do; Harvester Small, Respawn, Extraction. Use the barn, and have everyone rush in and kill whatever moves (Killhouse Double Story Training). THAT will help you to develop some sort of niche quickly. MANY people in this game spray, so don't think that you're a "nub" for doing so. HOWEVER, not many people spray during the entire firefight.
3) I myself dont' care if you record in a Respawn room. As far as I'm concerned, that's the same thing as playing in a regular room, just more action, and a faster collection of kills. I don't know where everyone on this forum got the hate for recording in respawns from, but a good kill is a good kill. Whether it be respawn or not. If you want to record in a respawn, expect a lot of childish banter about how you "recorded" in respawns (that's why I've never published the footage that I record in Respawns, to save myself from the kiddy talk.).
4) The quality was garbage, I'm sorry, but it was. Tell me what you're using to record, and I'll try to help you get the things that you need to get in order to get better quality, or you can look @ the sticky in the media section regarding capturing videos.
5) I liked the music. Just know that you got a LOT of people from carajo land on these forums. They don't have the same culture as us, so when you put on some Reggaeton for these pinga's to listen to, they won't/refuse to understand it. You know how they say that blanquitos got no rythm? It's true, believe me. You'll only find a little bit of people here that got a feel for Reggaeton, Reggae, Bachata, and all of that stuff.
6) When editing, try to make sure that the ACTUAL KILL in a clip comes QUICKLY, almost as soon as the new clip comes into view. When you're done editing, make sure that you don't have any B.S. clips in. You don't want to have anything NOT related to kills (if you're making a kill video, that is.)
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Good one. Yes when a first video is made the editing is actually attempted, the kills are half decent, and most of them are in ranked rooms and contain a wide variety of maps and styles. The video wasn't even a attempt.
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