I wasn't too sure what the movie was trying to show, my two guesses are that is how it plays when squads work together or it was trying to make a real life simulation. Anyways, I liked the movie, it was entertaining.
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bored me to tears tbh, bout half way through i just skipped to the end, good music although poor quality, for a movie made with battlerecorder it wasn't as smooth as it should have been, video settings were very low, camerawork was uninspiring, editing was non-existent, but in your defense, i've seen plenty worse
even if you switch to player cam while recording the camera? i've been focusing on recording cams lately, haven't actually rendered any tests, but when i'm camming i just never go into player cam, instead just pause, perform a camera movement, pause, perform camera movement etc....Actually you dont even have to worry about tags. When rendering it out to AVI it AUTOMATICALLY DOES IT
hmm, must test it toniteComment
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It was a good effort, but seemed overly long, and a little anticlimactic. Also, I couldn't help but be a little annoyed at some of the squad formations. Like, when the two MEC troops are prone and waiting for a U.S. soldier to run through--they would never sit perfectly across from each other--if they did, they'd just be begging to shoot the hell out of each other. It would be amusing if the U.S. soldier just waved his hand through the entrance instead of walking through, two MEC would TK each other right there :laugh:Comment
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