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5/17/2016 4:03:42 AM
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My first impression was how horrific the music was, I'm sorry but it's not my style. (No its not rap or country or techno I listen to mainly)
Second was that you're begging for attention.
Third was that the game play was a little above average but nothing surprising.
Keep getting better, but the reason you're getting little attention is because there's nothing too out of the ordinary here and you're begging for attention. Just my advice.
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Not that I wanted to have this conversation, but I felt the song choice embodied the spirit of the crucible, ie trying again...and again....and again. Also, my choice of clips was for two-fold, long kill sprees take time longer to show, I can show more clips if I keep them brief. The other reason being that I wanted a more hectic "mad dash feel". Everyone who plays can relate to getting a good run going only to be slapped down by a shotgun you didnt see coming. I'm not trying to show how awesome I am, just that these are some fun plays. I was just trying to entertain, not prove myself better than anyone. Why do you have to be a pvp god to make a video?
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Edited by Five.: 5/17/2016 4:37:01 AMYou've got a point, I was merely answering why you weren't getting the views you so desire. Check out Cammy cakes as far as non serious, non holy shit godly montages go, it'll help you for the next vid. Sorry if I seemed abrasive, maybe that's why people think I'm an asshole. Haha
