My Best Edit

[TheMessenger]

Best Edit

I hope you enjoy

Also, criticize/give opinions please...good criticism ;p

[Regnum_Online]

Kind of over the top, and not appropriate for a game like Regnum, but good editing and gameplay!

[Wield_II]

What are you using for editing?

[71175]

Gameplay: nice.
Editing: I HATE IT

[Psynocide]

Looks like Windows Movie Maker.
If you're going to go over the top and attempt to give someone a fit then don't make any half measures and I suggest upping your editing software.
Intensive editing really does not suit marksman gameplay I must say though.

[Huntrare]

Nice and cool vid, about Edits....hell I though my pc crashed

[NotScias]

Originally Posted by 71175

Gameplay: nice.
Editing: I HATE IT

+1
I'm starting to hate these "music vizualizer" gameplay videos....
And come on, there's nothing else than Dubstep or rap in your library ?

There's already dozens of RO channels that (try to) do the same and with the same music style. Don't just copy others and invent your own style. Also a good edit doesn't mean you have to make the watchers dizzy at every music beat; Don't abuse effects, especially since it's related to gameplay...

[Jippy]

Very Very Cool - keep em comin!!!

[Psynocide]

Originally Posted by Shining-Scias

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This outlook is a bit stale and is also a common stance taken on the subject.
I believe a style is what the creator makes it themselves; taking ideas and inspiration from other content and creators. Of course some drawn parallels are justified, however this attitude is counter-productive.
This line of video presentation is a good foundation and I agree that most lack individual flavour but taking this approach will not inspire change.

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It's oddly ironic that dubstep is considered extremely common these days yet half the tracks that some claim to be dubstep aren't actually; its become a generalization applied to any song with a heavy reverberating beat, more commonly known as "wub wub wub".
The line between drum & bass, dubstep and drumstep is a little vague but I assure you it does exist

[Regnum_Online]

Originally Posted by isaacrulzrs2

It's oddly ironic that dubstep is considered extremely common these days yet half the tracks that some claim to be dubstep aren't actually; its become a generalization applied to any song with a heavy reverberating beat, more commonly known as "wub wub wub".
The line between drum & bass, dubstep and drumstep is a little vague but I assure you it does exist

The problem is in the people who were first introduced to "dubstep" through Skrillex. You'd be hard pressed to find a real dubstep song that has all these robot noises in them. THat being said, this is my favorite song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LoVjSeb4aYA