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[Guide] Crafting Red Devil Wings

General Gameplay Game Tips and Strategies
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#2

Wow such informative guide.

#3

Is this supposed to be a funny joke?

#4

redlevia1h
Wow such informative guide.

Thanks for the compliment! :slight_smile:

#5

If this guy owns that youtube channel seeing as all his forum post are guides or something similar linking videos… so sad seeing him try so hard promoting his channel…
On a second thought can I report him posting irrelevant video links?

#6

It’s basically spam so sure.

#7

dotapazappy2h
It’s basically spam so sure.

I appreciate your opinion! :slight_smile:

#8

So, instead of bashing you, here are some advices:

  • If you make a video guide to how to craft, first you have some video editing skills.

  • Use those skills to show materials -> drop chance by mobs -> places to farm.

  • Write down/say some information about those things. How to farm them easily and so on.

A guide should be informative, showing something which can guide us the way to achieve the thing you are talking about.

#9

Athem1h
So, instead of bashing you, here are some advices:

If you make a video guide to how to craft, first you have some video editing skills.

Use those skills to show materials -> drop chance by mobs -> places to farm.

Write down/say some information about those things. How to farm them easily and so on.

A guide should be informative, showing something which can guide us the way to achieve the thing you are talking about.

Thank you sir for the advice! Those are valid points. But on the contrary, if you could check out the video description section. There you will find all that you stated. Cheers!

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#10

I understand that, but when I watch the video, I rather see these things in there, not in the description. Many people wont even read the description section. So keep up and improve. :slight_smile:

#11

I agree. As you can tell, I am still new with editing but I can assure you and everyone else that watches my videos that am putting forth effort to create quality content. Give me some time to incorporate texts in my videos and hone my style and techniques.

Thanks again, I really appreciate the feedback!

#12

Just an advice too, but if you are new to editing you shall try out Sony Vegas. That’s the easiest and best video editor program there.

Or if you want to go with hardcore editing and you have time to learn: Adobe premier pro and After effects.

However Vegas should be more than enough. Good luck!