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How do we feel about this style of edited gameplay content? Do you prefer this or entire livestreams?
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How do we feel about this style of edited gameplay content? Do you prefer this or entire livestreams?

Basically the title.

I've been starting to make gameplay content and when looking for other content like this I only found complete livestreams put on YouTube. I personally enjoy it more when gameplay vods are editing to cut out dead moments such as nothing happening on screen or people clicking buttons. In MTG content this is fairly normal but that doesn't seem to be the case for Riftbound atm.

So i'm just wondering, do you like this edited style of content where you have about 3 rounds in under 1 hour? Or do most people enjoy it more to see an entire livestream without edits and usually 1 round for a 1 hour video?

Curious to hear you thoughts!

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u/Fenruscloud — 2 days ago
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Tried making my first Riftbound gameplay video. I would love feedback.

Hello everyone!

I've been making MTG gamepay content for a while now and recently started diving into Riftbound as well.

I haven't seen many creators doing (digital) gameplay content for the game yet, so I figured I'd give it a shot myself as I've always loved watching that.

I'd genuinely love to hear what you all think. Both about the gameplay and the video itself. Anything you think could be improved, definitely let me know as I'm looking forward to improve going forward.

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u/Fenruscloud — 9 days ago
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Lots of my friends bought precons at scalper prices and I felt so bad for them. I wanted to save other people from that feel-bad once they realize what they actually bought, so I made a review and value breakdown.

I haven't seen much Riftbound content in this style yet. Do you appreciate stuff like this? I'd love to make more but I'm unsure if this is something people are actually interested in. If so, please do let me know.

TL;DW: If you can find them at MSRP, you get fair value. But if you're paying scalper prices, the card value just isn't there to justify it.

u/Fenruscloud — 19 days ago