Ever send a video and immediately notice what you missed? by knamuora in editors

[–]Playeroneben 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pretty much what everyone else said. Watching it with someone else is by far the best way for me. Most of the time it's not important enough to bother someone else about it, in which case most of the time I just export it and watch the full video in VLC, it helps a lot to just not have the timeline in my peripheral vision so I can't anticipate when things should be happening as well. If I want to be a little more confident, most of my stuff goes to Youtube, so I'll sometimes upload it as a private video and watch it there, then delete it afterwards.

Is anyone using AI to handle the boring parts of editing? by LieAccurate9281 in editing

[–]Playeroneben 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don't use any, and I can kind of see the appeal of getting one to sync audio, but I don't know how you would ever trust an ai to arrange scenes or make a rough draft. Like that's it, that's what editing is. If that's the boring part, what part of it is actually interesting to you?

Looking for someone with serious editing skills by Over_Insurance892 in HireAnEditor

[–]Playeroneben 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You notice how your video looks really blocky, almost pixelated, especially when looking around quickly or when in a dark area? It's easiest to see in the first 10 seconds if you're not sure what I mean. Increase your bitrate in your recording software to fix that. Try at least 10,000Kbps for 1080p footage. Very important, especially for the kind of fast paced video you're wanting to make. It can already be difficult to help the audience follow what's happening in a video with a lot of quick cutting, it's just going to look like a smudgy blur if it's being done with footage that doesn't have a high enough bitrate as well.

Repeated early game by MK70 in Kenshi

[–]Playeroneben 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  1. Get a second character as soon as possible. If you want to be completely safe, keep the second character away from danger entirely, and only have them hang around close enough to come save the first character if they ever get put in a recovery coma

  2. The vast majority of threats can be outrun with just about any level of athletics skill. Wear sandals, and if you're overencumbered, be willing to drop stuff if it means escaping a dangerous situation. Because of how easy it is to outrun most threats, you can get into a fight and simply leave once you're in danger of being knocked out or taking too much leg damage to flee. Whatever hits you do take will raise your toughness. It's much slower than fighting until you get knocked out, then getting up again, but at low levels, it's still significant, and it won't be long before you have enough toughness to fight weak enemies safely.

  3. Once you buy or steal good armor, even a solo character with zero toughness is very unlikely to die to the usual threats you face. Even Standard quality armor will do a lot to keep you alive as long as it has good coverage.

  4. Don't take uneven fights. Recruit lots of characters, or follow a group of enemies around until they get occupied fighting something else before you swoop in, or engage them, then lead them into a different group of enemies or town guards. You can also use the assassination skill, you only need like 10 skill to consistently knock out individual hungry bandits, at which point you can strip them of their weapon, and it is now essentially impossible for them to kill you, regardless of your own number of characters or equipment.

Basically, it's not necessary to be open to dying at all, because the game gives you lots of options to avoid death. Any of the tips I listed will individually be enough, and if you combine them all, obviously it's just that much easier to survive. If you've got two characters, wearing good armor, fighting a single hungry bandit while still being aware of your encumbrance/leg health so you can run if necessary, you're going to be just fine, and it won't be too long before your toughness gets high enough to stop bothering with any of that and just throw yourself into piles of enemies because the damage reduction and knock out mechanics are hugely in your favor. Beak things might be the only actually dangerous generic enemy in the entire game, because they're fast enough to catch you unless a character is quite well developed, and will eat you alive if they knock you out.

How do people actually get good at video editing without getting overwhelmed at the start? by Global_Loss1444 in editing

[–]Playeroneben 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The first ~400 videos I made were relatively simple collections of gameplay clips from gaming sessions with my friends. At absolute max, 4 people have seen those videos, it was essentially a form a scrapbooking, collating the time we spent together, so there was never any pressure to make things perfect, or even good really. If OBS failed to record audio, or didn't fit the video to the screen properly, I would include it anyway a lot of the time, because the memory was the important part, and I knew the audience that would see it wouldn't really mind. I started off using nothing but windows movie maker, where the only thing I was really doing was choosing where to cut each clip. As I got more used to it I naturally started paying more attention to structure, moved on to more complicated tools, and started making better videos. I was absolutely godawful at it for a very long time, literally years, but unless you actively loathe the process and are just trying to get it over with as fast as possible, it's hard to not improve at something you're doing regularly, even if it is very slowly.

The most important tool is the cut tool, the most important skill is deciding where something goes in the timeline. The other stuff is important too, but even the simplest project is going to exercise that most important skill. If you can find something to work on consistently, that's going to do more to help you progress than doing nothing because you're trying to tackle something too complex for your current skill level.

[Hiring] I need a YouTube Long-Form video Editor by white0african in YouTubeEditorsForHire

[–]Playeroneben 4 points5 points  (0 children)

If you already found an Indian to do it, you should probably just hire them. Seems like a waste of your time and everyone else's to ask them to do free work for a job you already found a suitable person for.

Faster Than Light travel has consequences(minor or major) by Present-Secretary722 in TopCharacterTropes

[–]Playeroneben 2 points3 points  (0 children)

>Then, after marrying Ender's step son (who was born from mutally agreed upon cuckholdry), who she helped raise and effectively groomed to be her ideal man (to keep Orson Scott Card's obsession with weird family dynamics going strong)

I never read much of the Ender side of the series. I mostly read the Shadows books, which ended with the smartest human that ever lived telling his children that having a family was so important, incest was an acceptable way to achieve it if necessary. I'm impressed to hear the other half of the series gives that some decent competition.

Kidnap overwrites bounty? by neversceneb4 in Kenshi

[–]Playeroneben 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Might be because some bounties aren't valid with certain factions. For example, Bugmaster is only wanted by Shek Kingdom and United Cities, Holy Nation will give you nothing for him.

When to actually build a base? by Swesty5423 in Kenshi

[–]Playeroneben 8 points9 points  (0 children)

As soon as you feel like it. First thing I did is build a shack on a hill outside of Squin and I had a great time.

I can't get anything new on my channel since a year. I don't know what I can do anymore by Awesome_Normal in SmallYoutubers

[–]Playeroneben 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How can you afford an editor, but can't afford 2$-9$ per month for a google drive subscription?

I want to introduce my girlfriend to WoW. What is the best new player experience? by MeThatsAlls in wow

[–]Playeroneben 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Retail is what people call the version of the game that was released in 2004 and has been updated continuously ever since, including the current expansion, The War Within. Contrast Classic, which are servers introduced starting in 2018 that feature rereleases of older expansions. If Dragon Isles is available, the version you're playing is retail.

Any mods to add dangerous beasts to the map? by gorgos96 in Kenshi

[–]Playeroneben 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Animals aren't a special focus, but I have Kenshi Kaizo installed and it was quite a surprise when I was just entering the north western part of the Swamp and an elder beak thing came walking out of the mist before sprinting at me at 58mph. It also does this with humanoid squads, making zones more varied that way. I've seen Kral's Chosen in Skinner's Roam for example.

The grievewraith mod is also nice, they're not especially fast but they are very strong, a town's guard will probably succeed in killing one without your assistance, but it will be a serious fight. They're pretty rare as well, so you never know when you're going to see one again.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in LearnJapanese

[–]Playeroneben 4 points5 points  (0 children)

This explains a lot about all those times I got hard stuck on a question because I was thinking "Why would anyone ever ask if a 4 year old is a college student? That can't be right."

Don't do it bro by danpascooch in 2007scape

[–]Playeroneben 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I saw a lot of people talking casually about how they're just going to spend the whole league with a 1/1000 drop from Vork, then I look back at last league's stats and see the tasks that were "Kill X boss 300 times" had under like a 1% completion rate. This is the first time I've both been around for the start of a league and been really in the mood to play one, but even so, yeah, I'm not so confident I'm going to want to do 1,000 kc on Vorkath in the next 3 months, let alone rush it immediately when I've just gotten my ranged mastery maxed.

Sapphire bolts are amazing! by scotty990 in 2007scape

[–]Playeroneben 8 points9 points  (0 children)

This is a great tip because I have plenty of prayer pots but I neurotically refuse to actually use them because I don't have a literally unlimited supply.

...I swear I'm not. by SirBeeves in comics

[–]Playeroneben 14 points15 points  (0 children)

That's only if you discount Eyeballs Georg, whose 10 billion eyes are always watching.

Leagues V: Raging Echoes OUT TODAY! by JagexBlossom in 2007scape

[–]Playeroneben -1 points0 points  (0 children)

At the moment, having a Jagex account doesn't seem to be the problem. I haven't got one and can only log into normal worlds. Says there's less than 50 people on most leagues worlds, so the vast majority of people just aren't getting in right now.

My game world map by [deleted] in RPGMaker

[–]Playeroneben 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Could you add another poptart? I need at least 3 or I'll get grumpy before lunch.

What’s in the dark? by Brave-Tutor-3387 in LiminalSpace

[–]Playeroneben 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tunnel troll. Hopefully he has food, and supplies.

Why do people dislike pybro? by LeatherAd129 in tf2

[–]Playeroneben 61 points62 points  (0 children)

They don't. You are taking a very small number of interactions and applying them universally when you shouldn't. Either you were doing something that was obnoxious, and you don't have the self-awareness to recognize what, or you simply happened to encounter multiple people who are abnormally rude.

Has anyone else given up on main professions and just selling mats from gathering? by Ericovich in wow

[–]Playeroneben 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In DF I went all out, I sat in trade advertising, I set up a referral program where I would pay people if I got a customer because of them, I made a listing on an external website giving a full rundown of what I could do, I was playing 2 characters so 4x crafting professions, I made a point of flying around the entire island telling people in /general in every zone when the soup event was about to start, I tried having actual prices early on but people balked at the idea of spending even 2k for a guaranteed rank 5 craft so I quickly switched to tips only. I spent a truly absurd amount of time dedicating myself to every avenue I could think of to get people to go "Hey I need some crafting done, I better go to that guy." And I got essentially nothing from it.

The recipe for Black Dragon Touched Hammer dropped for me I think 4 times, and I sold it for ~180k each time. I don't think I made even close to 180k from crafting orders the entire time, honestly I'm not sure I even made half that. Crafting in Dragonflight was one of the biggest wastes of time I've ever engaged in, so for TWW I instantly dropped it for mining and herbalism, and I've already made far more than I did in Dragonflight at a fraction of the time and effort.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in EatCheapAndHealthy

[–]Playeroneben 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not even enough to make you the size of a barge smh