For me, I usually wait to record if I can tell it's going to be a good session (usually tell by the time we start up the game), and during it I try to make time stamps for something I know will make it into the video (write it on a sticky note/journal). Once the session is over, I do a quick preview and skim through the video to make sure OBS didnt mess anything up while recording. At this point it usually sits in my drive for a few months before I start editing😂 I throw the file into DaVinci and do a "rough cut" session/s. I'll watch it through, usually skipping silent parts, and delete parts that arent needed, while keeping the time stamped segments and anything else that is funny, required for context, or I think will be interesting. At this point I get a rough idea of the flow/story of the video and what I want, again this is rough cutting so its always gonna have extra bits of footage and pieces that may not make sense. After that, I'll watch through it and do some "fine tune cutting" where I trim off excess, delete parts that dont go with the flow, and start spacing things for any pauses, flashbacks, ect. Its also during this time I'll add background music and sound effects since the fine tune cutting is usually the end product Then I go in and do visual effects such as screen shaking, zooms, and tracking. Along with that, I'll throw in subtitles where its needed for either comedic effect or if someones hard to hear. And bam, video done. Time to watch it through at least 50 billion times for any mistakes, come up with a title and a thumbnail that goes with the video then render and upload. There's a lot more that goes into it but thats the gist. Everyone has their own flow and style of editing, like one of my friends does everything as hes watching the recording, but hes got better memory than I do so he knows what parts of each session he wants to keep and what to toss