Pyre - Real-Time & Turn-Based Through the Wonders of the Reader... & Character Mechanics
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You said all feed back help, and though I have none(excellent video, btw), I posted this video on r/ludology. I'd suggest doing this for all future videos, and even posting on other boards. r/gamedesign, r/videogameanalyse, and r/truegaming are all subreddits that I would suggest posting on in the future.
You can't just post a link on r/truegaming, but if I were you, I'd copy and paste the article you wrote, and put a brief introduction at the beginning of your post mentioning and linking your video. I'd also link the article you wrote and your social media at the very bottom just because.
Thank you very much! I put a lot of time into improving my content, so I hope it shows. I've gotten permission to self-post on r/gamedesign, r/videogameanalysis, and r/videogamescience. I'll try r/truegaming. Most of my views come from Reddit, so I appreciate the comment and sharing. I'm excited for my next video as well, so stay tuned! :)
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If I don't see your future content posted on r/ludology, I'll put it up. Thanks for making amazing content.
A severely underrated game. Suoergiant never misses
Great video. Just found you out via reddit and as a new starter myself I'd like to support too. Too bad most of your vids are touching on games that I didn't play (I have a policy of not watching too many videos bout games I haven't play just in case I review them) but I'll definitely pick some and watch more. I don't have much to pick so I'll ask a few questions if you don't mind.
The way you speak, it seems like you're speaking very near and softly into the mic. Is that your preferred way of recording your audio? I have people telling me to "speak up" since my delivery was very robotic (hope I'm not anymore). Don't get me wrong, yours is totally fine.
Just curious, why run a website? It's okay if you don't wanna answer this, sorry for asking~
That's all, subbed and looking forward for more vids from you!
I give an indication of which videos spoil at the beginning (of recent videos, at least). Just so you know in the future when wondering if my video will contain spoilers :)
As far as speaking near and softly, I believe I've gotten better about that in the Hellblade and A Hat in Time videos. For advice on not sounding robotic, speaking up does definitely help, and it's also important to add inflection to your voice when / if you're reading from a script.
I started writing game design focused articles on my website, and while a few of them did fairly well and I'm definitely proud of them, I feel like the video scene is where I need to be if I want to eventually do this full time (and I definitely want to). However, I keep the website going for those who prefer reading over watching. I already have the website all set up, so I figured there's no reason to get rid of it at this point.
I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment! I'll definitely check out your videos soon.
Thanks for the pointers. I'll definitely check out those that I know I won't be touching on though.
I'm getting use to recording as well but it remains to be the least enjoyable part of making videos for me. I'll heed your advice.
Ah I see so you've got a website prior to making videos. Somehow I imagined you run both at the same time, my bad. Hope the site is doing well. And thank you for checking me out too ! I hope my accent will not put you off, and I hope they are worthy of your time.
The only think i could say is that you probably should talk a little slower and more defined. its a little monotone and hard to follow for me sometimes. Loved it otherwise though, very interesting and funny. Pyre looks really cool!
It's funny that you say that. I had a friend tell me about that problem so I ended up rerecording the entire script. I also reorganized and added new clips, and added blurs with text to display my main points.
I'm glad you bring it up though, since I'm gonna make sure I speak clearer in the upcoming video. This is a huge improvement from my previous videos, but I have many improvements I'm striving for!
Thank you for commenting and I'm glad you enjoyed it!
I wish it weren't so, every Supergiant game after Bastion did all this cool stuff that makes it look kinda weak by comparison,
but Bastion was the only one I really liked.
I don't think I was as enamored with Pyre at first as much as Transistor and Bastion, but the gameplay was still surprisingly solid and I liked how the narrative changed based on who you bring along, if I remember correctly. I need to replay the game at this point.
Make more vids. You channel is quiet.
I'm currently working on an entire series that will be releasing one after the other once it's all done, so hopefully it'll be worth the wait! :)