1. Your audio quality SUCKS. Work on that. 2. Play a game you're deeply into. The sort of game [b]you[/b] would get at launch and love it, and bring us into understanding why you love it so much. If you're barely invested in a game you got years after it released for WAY CHEAP, neither I nor any audience is going to invest in watching you play it. Even if you've already played whatever that game is, it doesn't matter. A good Let's Play is about having genuine fun, and not "fun" for the sake of the video, which brings me to... 3. Say things that are ACTUALLY funny or interesting to an audience, and if you're not saying something funny or interesting to the audience, it should be the setup for something funny or interesting. I'm not saying you should script yourself (Unless you think that works for you. Then by all means script, script), but if you want to entertain (which is the point of a Let's Play after all) you have to charm your audience into liking the stuff you're saying just as much (if not more so) as the things you are doing on screen.

Alright, I finished the video pretty much, and I will make some comments about the video, and your gameplay (:P): Video: - I think your voice was fine and was overall clear throughout. However, I use headphones so speakers might be a bit of a problem. - I don't mind it being Fullscreen, but if you're going for PC master race then playing in Widescreen is a must (:D) - The reason people suggest shorter videos is because you have to set aside time to watch them. 25 minutes is the equivalent of a show on television. I personally do not have any issues with this being the length of your videos, but most people probably don't want to see your "less interesting" moments of checking your map/switch weapons/etc. Gameplay: - I would suggest you Hot key some of your inventory as you switch your weapons often. - I also noticed you kill the conjured creatures which in some of your scenarios (like the one towards the end) didn't seem like a good idea. Overall, the video was good. I might suggest playing through mods if playing the game's story is not your thing (though you said you want to give it a try now that you're on the PC).

[quote]Voice needs to be more clear[/quote] You're voice was fine, it's the mic you're using that's screwed up.

How's the Ouya?

Y u no play in widescreen? But on a more serious note, I'll be sure to watch some more in a little bit (since the audio sounded pretty good). Oblivion is one of my favorite games.

I am just starting it but I would suggest shorter videos. Also, you should start from the beginning of the game.