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B754062 6 on Comet Catcher Redux v3.1 (Multiplayer)

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8/6/2019 3:41:53 AMUSrankCrazyEddie before revert after revert
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1 That was a great commentary cast. I think you should do more of these. You did a good job of describing the strategic situation and highlighting individual battles of interest. I liked that you included both play-by-play commentary ( "here's what's happening) with analysis ( i. e. "that was good/bad, and here's why") . 1 That was a great commentary cast. I think you should do more of these. You did a good job of describing the strategic situation and highlighting individual battles of interest. I liked that you included both play-by-play commentary ( "here's what's happening") and analysis ( i. e. "that was good/bad, and here's why") .
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3 I like that you zoom out to show the big picture and zoom in for details. However, I think you should zoom in and out less frequently and less suddenly. You cast like you play, but when you're casting you need to consider what the audience is seeing. When you're playing you can mentally jump in and out and from place to place quickly because you know what you're looking for; when you're casting, the audience can't anticipate your camera moves the way you can, so it comes across as jerky and disorienting. Consider zooming out, then staying zoomed out for a while to describe the overall strategic situation, then zoom in, and stay zoomed in for a while to focus on a battle. 3 I like that you zoom out to show the big picture and zoom in for details. However, I think you should zoom in and out less frequently and less suddenly. You cast like you play, but when you're casting you need to consider what the audience is seeing. When you're playing you can mentally jump in and out and from place to place quickly because you know what you're looking for; when you're casting, the audience can't anticipate your camera moves the way you can, so it comes across as jerky and disorienting. Consider zooming out, then staying zoomed out for a while to describe the overall strategic situation, then zoom in, and stay zoomed in for a while to focus on a battle.
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5 Your pace was good. Not too fast, not too slow. If you went a little faster, that would be okay, and would let you describe more of what's happening across the entire battlefield and let you pick out more individual interesting battles to show. 5 Your pace was good. Not too fast, not too slow. If you went a little faster, that would be okay, and would let you describe more of what's happening across the entire battlefield and let you pick out more individual interesting battles to show.
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7 All in all a good cast. Please keep it up! 7 All in all a good cast. Please keep it up!