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MindoPod
Добавлен 12 авг 2014
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How To Create A Looping Video In Camtasia
This is a little trick I worked out how to easily make almost any video loop seamlessly. Great for backgrounds. I demo it in Camtasia but it should work for any video editing program - it's that simple.
The amount of time you trim off at the beginning and paste onto the end is totally dependent on the nature of the video you are working with. Some videos require a long transition to seem smooth, others only need a very short transition. I've gone as short as 5 frames at times. The clarity of colors will be diminished with longer transitions of course - so start short and see how little a bridge piece you can get away with.
The amount of time you trim off at the beginning and paste onto the end is totally dependent on the nature of the video you are working with. Some videos require a long transition to seem smooth, others only need a very short transition. I've gone as short as 5 frames at times. The clarity of colors will be diminished with longer transitions of course - so start short and see how little a bridge piece you can get away with.
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curd whip
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Do you love making cheese at home? And do you also happen to have a stand mixer or Kitchenaid with an attachment for making whipped cream? Then you're in business! If you have a 3D printer or a friend with one - print this handle which lets you attach the Kitchenaid whip to a handle long enough to get to the bottom of a deep pot of curd and gently cut it up. You can find the file for this 3D bu...
Farmers Cheese - Fast and Delicious - The easiest cheese to make
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This cheese is so good you'll want to always keep some on hand. You can make this with goat milk, cows milk or a combination of the 2. All you need is a lemon and about half an hour of time. I use half a lemon per quart of milk. You can also use grapefruit, lime or white vinegar as the acid to separate the curds from the whey. Be sure to keep the whey and use it as a drink or in smoothies, soup...
What a Healthy Sourdough Starter Looks Like - Totally Alive !!!
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I fed my sourdough starter about 4 hours before shooting this brief time lapse sequence. It's a thing of beauty Music licensed from The Music Bakery: Nasdaq
Unbelievably Addicting Sourdough Discard Crackers - Fastest, easiest and most reliable recipe ever
Просмотров 7 тыс.2 года назад
You'll want to start feeding your Sourdough Starter more often, just so you have 'discard' to use for making these crackers - that's how good they are. I'll show you my incredibly accurate and reliable secret technique to getting them paper thin and super crispy each time. NOTE The first time you make these, use a preheat temperature of 400° F, then turn your oven off after just a minute or two...
Sourdough Challenge: Using a Stand Mixer (Kitchenaid) or Forming By Hand - Which Is Better
Просмотров 12 тыс.2 года назад
I do a side-by-side comparison of 2 techniques for making sourdough bread. Both come out great, but guess which one wins! The following recipe is for one loaf, as I show in the video, but in practice I usually double this and prep two loaves at once. The larger quantity of dough actually works better with the stand mixer because there is more dough for the kneading hook to grab a'hold of. Recip...
Paradise Island 2 - Tips for SandyCaps
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Here is a tip for reducing losses in the final section of a Sandy Caps game.
Samurai Siege Haunted Halloween Tourney Preview
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Three new prizes - check them out!
Samurai Siege Ricochet Tower Preview
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The Ricochet Archer Tower is a new weapon choice for the archer tower, for those who win it in the Ricochet Revival Tournament.
Samurai Siege Dragon Enhancements
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Compare the level 4 and 5 dragons and see the new flash freeze in action. Thanks to teammates CallMeJeff and Weed for additional great replays.
Samurai Siege - Ruby Lion
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An in-depth look at the new Ruby Lion and how best to use it in offense and attack it when it is defending a base.
Samurai Siege - Auto Fill
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This is not yet a feature of the game - but I wish it were. It's an idea I had for making this game I love even better. Please add your suggestions and enhancements to the comments below and on the forum: forum.spaceapegames.com/showthread.php/15709-My-Best-Idea-AUTO-FILL?p=101856#post101856
Samurai Siege War Chest Donations
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Have you seen how the villagers carry the war chest into the portal for you after each donation? If not - check this out...
Samurai Siege - Fire Demon Level 5
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Samurai Siege just released a new upgrade to the Fire Demon, making it 400% more fiery and expanding the range of its damage - especially in the supernova death explosion. One of my teammates has already upgraded the fire demon to level 5 - watch this replay.
Samurai Siege Ninja Power
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For 24 hours the ninja has been boosted by 25% and re-focused to attack defensive structures first. Here are a number of great replays to show them at work. (Thanks to Tanaka, Sir Steven and Army for some of these replays)
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Samurai Siege University - Assassins Dens Part 3
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Samurai Siege University - Assassins Dens Part 1
Samurai Siege - Village Editor Mode
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Samurai Siege - Village Editor Mode
This video is a great idea. First I would say to you that slap and fold is far more efficient and easy that your stretch and fold. Though of course we each choose our preferred method. Secondly you are doing very old fashioned mixing in terms of speed and duration. To get the best out of a mixer at home. Use a beater on the slowest setting, not a dough hook. The beater is much gentler than a dough hook ripping through the dough. Again, it is more efficient and so use it for a lot less time. Mixing oxidises the gluten and destroys bread flavour. This was the problem that Autolysis (Autolease in French) was invented to fix. It allows for much shorter mixing times. I don't like full gluten development in a mixer because it shortens the bulk fermentation time down to a 15 minute rest. And long fermentation develops flavour. Judicious mixing: bring the dough together using a beater on slow for 60 seconds or less. Rest to allow the flour to hydrate 30 - 45 minutes. Four minutes max on slow with a beater to develop the gluten. The gluten is not fully developed and so it can be allowed to bulk ferment for a while. Ferment for an hour to two hours. Slap and fold. Ferment for an hour Pre-shape / shape etc If the gluten is fully developed in the mixer it must move on to shaping and proofing. Adding in a bulk fermentation will cause the gluten to degenerate. Gluten reaches a peak of development, it plateaus and then deteriorates. Skilled baking is monitoring the gluten development throughout the bulk fermentation so that it is near the peak when shaping and proofing is done. Remember that proofing is also fermentation time. So the gluten should not be at a peak at the end of bulk fermentation. So machine mixing done properly does not develop such a good bread flavour. It does not have the bulk fermentation time required for flavour. Nice loaves BTW I hope this is helpful.
Wow, thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge with us here.
@@mindoPod You are very welcome - That is a well produced video and I can see you are a great bread baker. Be well and bake on.
I love that you can do it in the KA. But I make two loaves at the same time and my KA just cannot knead that amount of dough easily. I wish I had a commercial stand mixer!!!
Thanks for the great video!
Know I understand how to use the mixer to make bread, thank you
I appreciate you for doing this, I definitely know which way will work best for me and my busy schedule 😊
Thanks so much. Enjoy! It really does make things so much easier - and the results are great.
How many loaves at a time can you mix in the kitchen aide
Ahh - well the answer to that varies. First - what size loaf do you like to make? Because we're home bakers, we get to make our loaves whatever size we want, so that's part of the equation. A loaf weighing 600g (before cooking) is a great small loaf for 2 people to enjoy for 2 days (or 3 if you stretch it). A ‘large’ size loaf that’s about 7” diameter weighs about 700-800g. Next, there are several different sizes of KitchenAid models available. The smaller models don't like having too much dough worked in them at one time; the larger ones are more Professional style, larger bowl size, bigger motor, etc. and can handle more dough. My model is about in the middle of the range: it has a 5 quart bowl. In the description above, you'll find my basic recipe for proportions for one 700 gram loaf (about 7" diameter when cooked). And my KitchenAid can handle doubling this recipe without a problem; in fact it could go to about 1800 grams of dough at one time and be ok. More than that amount of dough and I'd suggest only trying that with a Pro model. All of which is to say...1800 grams would give you 3 small loaves (600 grams each) up to 2 large loaves (900 grams each).
First of all, I love your voice. It's very soothing. Second, you are a really good teacher! I will definitely try your method. Thank you!
Thank you so much for your lovely comment. I appreciate this so much. And happy baking too!
I am experimenting with leaving the dough in the mixer after the dough releasees from the side, but I make it release faster by turning the mixer on high. Then I let it rest for 15 minutes and then mix it on number 2 speed and it took a few minutes for the dough to release from the sides. I repeated the 15-minute rest and mix interval 2 times. Now, I am waiting on bulk fermentation now.
Thank you for solving my dilemma........I prefer the mixer method!
Me too!
I’m happy to watch recipe with given temperature. I’ll try along with your video.
Thanks for the comparison. I just wanted to ask what time in the morning did you bake and was it straight out of the fridge? What temperature did you bake and finally, if i wanted to bake sooner, could i leave it on the counter for a few hours and then bake? Thank you!!
Hi GeeGee - thanks for watching. Gosh... two years ago - I have no idea what time I baked these off ! 🤣 but I will say that leaving it in the fridge overnight is not mandatory, but it does allow more of that sourness of a good sourdough to develop. You'll get a milder flavor if you just bake it off the same day, but it'll be ok. Here's an idea: split your batch of dough into two portions and be your own scientist. Bake one later that day, and bake the other the next day - then cut into both and do a taste test. Enjoy
Haha i completely missed the date. Thanks for getting back to me. This video has given me the most success in my bread making journey. Thanks again!
@@GeeGeee I'm glad the video is proving the test of being 'timeless' - and your comment is priceless - thank you so much. That was my experience too - that it gave me the best success I'd found trying everything. Happy Baking
Your music is lovely
This is a great recipe! I couldn't even wait to take them out of the oven before I started snitching crackers! I used avocado oil instead of extra virgin olive oil, and used all-purpose unbleached wheat flour. Topped them with everuthing but the bagel seasoning. Perfection! The tang from the starter discard gives them a delightful "cheesiness" and nice umami flavor! I am wondering, if ever there somehow were leftover crackers, how would you recommend storing them? Sealed glass jar or container with a dry paper towel inside to absorb any moisture? Do the crackers get chewy easily?
So glad you're loving them too. We would keep our few leftovers in a sealed glass jar and they were fine. The idea of the paper towel is clever though - might try that. Also I guess it depends where you live and how much humidity you have. Thanks again.
Im already making a second batch this morning because the first batch is gone. Haha! Second batch has sweet mesquite seasoning and white pepper on it and is making my kitchen smell divine! 😋 Thanks again!
Thank you so much! I’m definitely going to try my KitchenAid next time
Me too
I have made 6 loaf batches with my mixer. It's easier and the cleanup is not too bad. However, I usually do 2-3 loaves at a time. I mix that with a table knife, not with my hand, a Dutch whisk, or rubber scraper. It is easy, reasonably fast and clean up is 5 seconds to clean the knife.
Thank you so much...I will be using my KitchenAid!
Could you share the mixer speeds and times for mixing with the paddle and kneading with the hook when you are making 2 loaves? My recipe is actually 850 grams so I know the times will vary, but I would appreciate learning your estimates. I had given up using my mixer for mixing just the initial dough because I lost height in the rise. Now that i know it’s possible, I’m going to try again. Not including your starter, you seem to have a hydration of 72.5%. With the starter, my hydration is 70%. I know these things make a difference, but haven’t yet figured them all out. Thank you so much for your video!
Hi - thanks for watching. It's actually even more complicated than just the hydration, because there are many variables - things like which flour you use makes a difference too - and even what season it is... winter wheat is different than summer wheat, etc. That's why - rather than just give you numbers I suggest you get really good with the window pane test and just keep testing as you go. Once you feel familiar with that, let that be your guide. As far as speed - I mainly use the 2nd speed (1 being the lowest). If I'm in a hurry I may go to the 3rd speed for a bit. Also, other things may be influencing your rise, such as how long you let it proof and your proofing temperature. You don't want to over-proof. I found that letting it proof to double was less effective than just proofing to about 70% of its height. Good luck!
@@mindoPod Thank you! I
Thanks for this Video. I PREFER THE MIXER....YES. I think it is easier and the bread rises better., either way a choice. MIXER ALWAYS for ME.
Thanks - I think you're so right
Your amazing. Thank you. Making your mixer version now. Will let you know how it goes
Here are the specifics about baking times and temperatures: BAKING TEMPERATURE FOR SOURDOUGH BREAD This is one part of the process that is going to require your own experimentation, because the way your oven performs and how long and how evenly it holds heat will make a big difference in the height and openness (i.e. the “oven spring”) of your bread. Start by setting your oven to 500°, or at least to its highest temperature if it can’t go that high. Put both the base and the lid of your Dutch oven in and let the oven and the Dutch oven preheat for at least 45 minutes to an hour. You’ll put your dough in and quickly close up the Dutch oven. This is when the dough really rises and cooks, because it steams inside the Dutch oven during this phase. Then you’ll take the lid off the Dutch oven and let it brown and let the crust get crispy. During this phase don’t go strictly by time but by how brown the crust is becoming - check periodically. ~ ~ ~ I have surveyed many, many different bakers and here is the range on the times and temperatures I’ve seen used: Initial temperature: 500 / initial time: 20 minutes / second temperature: 450 / second time: 20 minutes Initial temperature: 450 / initial time: 30 minutes / second temperature: 450 / second time: 20 minutes Initial temperature: 500 / initial time: 17 minutes / second temperature: 400 / second time: 23 minutes Initial temperature: 465 / initial time: 35 minutes / second temperature: 410 / second time: 10 minutes Initial temperature: 430 / initial time: 20 minutes / second temperature: 430 / second time: 30 minutes Initial temperature: 500 / turn oven off for 20 minutes / second temperature: 450 / second time: 20 minutes How are you to determine what’s best for you? Start at the top of this list and see what you get. If the bottom crust seems a bit too hard or tastes a bit burnt then lower the temperature a bit for your next batch. Keep a piece of paper next to your oven and keep track of what you’ve done and what the results are. Or try the test I show in this video (coming): More Cooking Tips: It’s important to not underbake your bread. Underbaked bread will not rise properly and will be more dense than a fully cooked loaf. During the browning stage, after you remove the lid of the Dutch Oven, you may want to rotate your pan so the bread browns more evenly; depends on your oven. For my oven, I have to divide my browning time in half and turn it at the midpoint. If your oven isn’t as robust as you think it should be, you may find your bakes improve dramatically by keeping a pizza stone on the lower shelf. This absorbs the heat and then stabilized the heat dispersal. (And wait until you make sourdough pizza dough!) Don’t skimp on the preheat time for your oven and don’t forget to preheat the Dutch Oven too.
What temperature? How long? Baked on the peel or in a Dutch oven? This was a great recipe and I planned to use this one but you didn’t finish it.
BAKING TEMPERATURE FOR SOURDOUGH BREAD This is one part of the process that is going to require your own experimentation, because the way your oven performs and how long and how evenly it holds heat will make a big difference in the height and openness (i.e. the “oven spring”) of your bread. Start by setting your oven to 500°, or at least to its highest temperature if it can’t go that high. Put both the base and the lid of your Dutch oven in and let the oven and the Dutch oven preheat for at least 45 minutes to an hour. You’ll put your dough in and quickly close up the Dutch oven. This is when the dough really rises and cooks, because it steams inside the Dutch oven during this phase. Then you’ll take the lid off the Dutch oven and let it brown and let the crust get crispy. During this phase don’t go strictly by time but by how brown the crust is becoming - check periodically. ~ ~ ~ I have surveyed many, many different bakers and here is the range on the times and temperatures I’ve seen used: Initial temperature: 500 / initial time: 20 minutes / second temperature: 450 / second time: 20 minutes Initial temperature: 450 / initial time: 30 minutes / second temperature: 450 / second time: 20 minutes Initial temperature: 500 / initial time: 17 minutes / second temperature: 400 / second time: 23 minutes Initial temperature: 465 / initial time: 35 minutes / second temperature: 410 / second time: 10 minutes Initial temperature: 430 / initial time: 20 minutes / second temperature: 430 / second time: 30 minutes Initial temperature: 500 / turn oven off for 20 minutes / second temperature: 450 / second time: 20 minutes How are you to determine what’s best for you? Start at the top of this list and see what you get. If the bottom crust seems a bit too hard or tastes a bit burnt then lower the temperature a bit for your next batch. Keep a piece of paper next to your oven and keep track of what you’ve done and what the results are. Or try the test I show in this video (coming): More Cooking Tips: It’s important to not underbake your bread. Underbaked bread will not rise properly and will be more dense than a fully cooked loaf. During the browning stage, after you remove the lid of the Dutch Oven, you may want to rotate your pan so the bread browns more evenly; depends on your oven. For my oven, I have to divide my browning time in half and turn it at the midpoint. If your oven isn’t as robust as you think it should be, you may find your bakes improve dramatically by keeping a pizza stone on the lower shelf. This absorbs the heat and then stabilized the heat dispersal. (And wait until you make sourdough pizza dough!) Don’t skimp on the preheat time for your oven and don’t forget to preheat the Dutch Oven too.
Thank you !
Your instructions are so clear .thank you
The name, and am trying them first thing in the morning
Don’t like that you call them “crack”, just my opinion 🙄
I don't think anyone was asking
@@layerdclothing2233 I didn’t say anyone was asking, smart mouth, It was my opinion. The word “crack” refers to drugs and you know it 🙄
Great video, thank you!
Many thanks Mindopod for your demonstration. I’m now moving over to using my Kitchen aid as it saves a lot of time stretch and folding, less mess and much quicker!
Love hearing this - thank you so much! Happy baking.
These are the best sourdough crackers. I love your solution for baking without burning. Thank you. It makes dealing with sourdough discard a breeze.
Hi. You said 26 grams olive oil but recipe shows twice that. Which is it?
I refined the recipe a bit after posting the video. It's a matter of taste how much you like to use, but I enjoy the taste and textural changes that the olive oil brings to the crackers, so I now go with the higher amount. See what you think. Thanks for asking.
Amanzing video!! Im gonna try 😁
Thank you for making this video! I just got a Kitchenaid and I'm excited to try out making sourdough without the additional work of stretch and folds
You're so welcome. I think you're going to love it! Not only is it less work and less baby-sitting time, but it also gives a wonderfully consistent end-product because of the great gluten development. And there's so much else I now find myseld doing with the Kitchenaid too - have fun!
I’m pleased to see that you did the whole process in the stand mixer. I have not understood why I’ve seen so many people using the stand mixer and then going on to perform numerous stretch & folds, which seems to defeat the purpose!
Thanks so much for this great educational video. I learned a lot from it. I just finished mixing the dough in the kitchenaid. really excited to see how it turns out tomorrow!
Thanks so much. Write back in and let us know.
@@mindoPod turned out great. Lovely oven spring and taste. This is my go to recipe from now on. Thanks so much!!
@@maxnederhoed3611 I love hearing this great news. Thanks Max. It's the most reliable method I've found too.
Thanks for the comparison as I was wondering what or if there was a difference in the outcome.
I think the outcome was a little better with the stand mixer, because the gluten development is so complete this way. This is the way I now always make my bread.
May i know your kitchenaid model nos Thks alot
I'm using a Professional 550 HD Kitchenaid.
Did they taste any different?
They tasted the same actually, though the one from the stand mixer was a little lighter and fluffier. Thanks for watching and your question.
@@mindoPod Thank You!
After the ‘crack’ crackers I knew I had to check out your other videos! So glad you did this comparison video! I only make sourdough no knead & focaccia bread because I did not want to have to do the many stretch & folds! I always felt as if I should be able to do everything in my KitchenAid & now, thanks to you, I know that I can! Thank you for taking all the guess work out of this for me! 💝
Thank you so much for sharing your recipe & tips! I chilled my dough for about 20 minutes while I cleaned up some dishes. I made 2 batches, one with sharp cheddar cheese mixed in & one with Everything Bagel seasonings mixed in w/extra sesame seeds on top. I reduced the salt to accommodate for this. I used silicone mats, but was not able to roll them out as much as you, but I think it’s because my mats are bigger. Looks like I’m yielding a lot of crackers so I’m fine with it. My husband & I LOVE THEM BOTH! 😍 Thanks, again! Easiest recipe ever!!!! EDIT: Came back to say I did need the 2nd bake, but I did not burn them, thank God! 🤩 The ones w/sharp cheddar cheese tastes just like Cheeze-It crackers…only BETTER!!! 🤤 Yummy to my tummy!!! 💝
Thanks so much for this great report - I'm delighted to get another ' convert'. At this point, my household does NOT permit me to ever let the cracker jar go empty, we love them that much. The seasonings you tried are a good idea - thanks. Also - I've ended up liking them a smidge thicker than I showed in the video, so I don't push mine out to the far edges as much any more either. Thanks again
@@mindoPod you’re welcome ☺️ I like the thickness of how mine came out & I can’t stop eating the cheese ones! Crack for sure! LOL 😂 I will make these a staple in our home! I always have lots of discard & experiment with different recipes so I never have to throw it away…these crackers are a perfect addition to my sourdough weekly rotation! I made some a couple years ago using nutritional yeast, but I burned them & haven’t tried since. Your tips about the oven saved the day! Thanks, again! 🥰 Happy baking!
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The trick is - there exists some perfect temperature that you'll be able to dial in with time such that you can preheat it - pop the crackers in - TURN THE HEAT OFF - then walk away. And come back to perfection every time. Each oven will vary so I can't tell you the temperature for you. Mine is 470°F, and the nature of my oven dictates that I have to turn the pans once as they cook/cool. I can tell when to turn the pans because it's just when I start to detect that wonderful aroma. If you find your perfect temperature - write back and let us know what it is.
HI there Mindo---thank you for this great comparison video! Would it be possible for you to share your recipe? Thanks!
Hi Judy - thanks so much. I'd be glad to share the recipe - I have it proportioned out by different sizes based on how much bread I want to bake on one of my webpages: www.podsnespresso.com/mindough-sourdough-club
PS - And thanks for subscribing too
@@mindoPod ...you are welcome! What a wonderful website you have...so helpful for new sourdough bakers as well as the more established! Thank you for the breakdown of the recipe; it really helps! What a dedicated lady you are.....many thanks to you for all of your help to us out here!
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This is the best stand mixer video for sourdough, and I have watched most if not all of them. Have been working on doing this for a couple of weeks, or since I received my stand mixer. A few bread flops later, I found your video. So far, I've completed the mixing and kneading and the dough is so much better in feel and texture. Bread is in bulk ferment at the moment and I am optimistic! Thanks so much!
Hi Martha - Glad it was helpful! And thank you so much for this wonderful comment. I totally agree with you too - when I switched from hand mixing to machine mixing I ended up getting much more consistent gluten development and the right of my breads was much more reliable. It also made it so much easier to do. Instead of an entire day devoted to caring for the dough it becomes a simple matter of mixing it up - letting it rise unattended - shaping and retard. Boom - easy!
Looks absolutely yummy and delicious different and unique recipe💙💙well prepared.💙💙stay connected💙💙Thanks for sharing💙💙
Thanks so much. And your comment lead me to your channel too which looks fabulous. Great ideas I look forward to exploring.
Dude...serious...if you have 4 left...its always the first or second time right. Without tapping 2 at same time. Open right top one...then the one next to it. If it doenst match (turtle and coral), then open a 3rd different one you didnt open before. It wil ALWAYS be one of the two pictures that you selected before (turtle OR coral). There are no other pictures left. That way you can always choose the right one, coz you already know what the pictures are underneath it.
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How do I access it in the current vest ion cause I can't find it, is it a lvl of castle unlock?
It's in the same place shown in the video. Menu button in the lower left > Edit Mode.
for me there is only Awards, Hall Of Fame, Settings And Loot
and I meant version, sorry
I feel that the comparison was a little unfair between the corner attack and funnel attack. I see that you call the corner attack the anti-funnel though so you may just be doing the exact opposite of a funnel attack. But, I think that this comparison would've been much more fair if the same army was used, and triggering and checking for traps was done. I'm not sure if that is what you were trying to show though... Were you trying to show how effective the funnel attack is or how less effective attacking from a corner is?
Thank you for watching both videos Stealthy and thinking about this. Yes, you're right - it's always best to compare two exact scenarios, which is why a lot of my other videos in this series use the campaign map, so I can test different troops and approaches on the same setting. But in our real-life attacks, it just not possible to get the same setup each time. So yes, this was just a general comparison to show the difference between creating a big focused opening for your troops to go into the core of a base, versus giving them a very narrow and confined opening. Thanks again for your comment
I like that
Good work. Do you know the attributes of this ability?
Thanks so much Howard. I don't have anymore inside scoop on what the attributes are yet. Also, I don't know what level that ricochet had been upgraded to.
MindoPod it was upgraded to lvl 6
And love your video's
Hi mindo great war I'm what what from British raf hope to meet again wen we seen adult swim we thought we would lose as your a great alliance cheers
Love Mindopod's videos!