So much information and hard work done.Too bad the jumps are far from being perfect and thus pretty misleading for someone wanting to reach the 11-12 barrier constantly.
I'm still using Windows Movie Maker and works most of the time since I normally don't do anything beyond cutting, but once in a while I would like to take advantage of a zoom feature (something I don't think the default makers have)
It's Super Effective!Join Date: 2012-08-28Member: 156625Members, NS2 Playtester, Squad Five Blue, Reinforced - Shadow
I record with DXTory, I like it because I can record my voice in a separate channel as the game and Teamspeak.
I use Premiere pro to do my basic cuts and editing, Bridge to organize my clips, Photoshop to make custom graphics, Flash to make some of those little animated diagrams, and After Effects for the more complicated special effects (the spinning intro screen)
Your latest video is better than your earlier ones from b239. The production quality is better (less in-game chatter from your teammates, better balanced sound levels, etc) and you don't spend as much time showing gameplay without simultaneously explaining what the gameplay is showing.
so if i'm wall jumping I should strafe in the direction of the turn I want? ie If i am wall jumping around a corner to the left I should wall jump then strafe left in the air?
It's Super Effective!Join Date: 2012-08-28Member: 156625Members, NS2 Playtester, Squad Five Blue, Reinforced - Shadow
Well Wall jumping and Strafe jumping are 2 different branches. To better clarify, I will strafe in mid jump to get closer to a wall, the reason I do this is to retain as much speed as possible trying to face the direction I want to go. If you turn too much, that will effectively reduce distance covered. Strafe jumping on the other hand helps in adding a tiny bit of speed when no walls are ideal an open room, or where some walls might be too dangerous to jump to.
Great work once again @It's Super Effective! Any chance of an updated lerk guide? Prior to build 250 I was owning at lerk (70-4 k/d), but now I suck at it so a detailed guide like this would be awesome.
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I'm still using Windows Movie Maker and works most of the time since I normally don't do anything beyond cutting, but once in a while I would like to take advantage of a zoom feature (something I don't think the default makers have)
I use Premiere pro to do my basic cuts and editing, Bridge to organize my clips, Photoshop to make custom graphics, Flash to make some of those little animated diagrams, and After Effects for the more complicated special effects (the spinning intro screen)
Nice job.
Would love to be able to do this but so far no luck. Nor have I heard any hints of how-to.
I've made quite a few videos other than this, you can check them out on my youtube channel
Cheers,
ISE
But my next lineup is Fade, since that one is getting a lot of flak and attention in b250.
Cheers,
ISE