u/Hussaiyan19

I love survival games but I've only ever played with friends.

I tried playing Subnautica but I felt so lost and like I was taking way too long to progress which is weird because I'm usually good at figuring things out in games and getting a flow going but I never could in Subnautica.

I know there's not really a time restriction or anything but I like to know what to do next, and usually when I play with friends we figure it out together and quickly.

So what's a good way of actually getting to enjoy survival games solo?

Hey everyone! 👋

I’m Brad, founder and creative director of ByCherryMedia.

We’re a small creative team specialising in trailers, gameplay editing, devlogs, social content and other video/creative work for games. We’ve just finished rebuilding our website, so I wanted to share it here and introduce ourselves properly.

We’re a small group of friends who have known each other for a long time. We originally met online playing Call of Duty: Ghosts back in 2014. Over the years we all went in different directions, built different careers and picked up different skills. But gaming was something that always kept us connected. Eventually we thought, why not put our skills together and build something around gaming? And that’s basically how ByCherryMedia happened.

Today we’re a small team covering video editing, game capture, motion graphics, music, sound, and localisation. I’m personally responsible for most of the creative/video side of things, with the rest of the team helping across the different areas.

We’ve had the opportunity to work and build relationships with some really amazing game developers from all over the world this last year:

VaultBreakers Map Overview (now unlisted)
VaultBreakers Playtest Showcase (we’ve helped amass over 1 million views for VaultBreakers on YouTube!)
Slumber Realm Trailer
Swimpossible! Launch Trailer
Relooted Demo Trailer

And our new website is finally LIVE - bycherrymedia.com

We’ve tried to make the process as transparent as possible, particularly around pricing. One of the things we’ve added is a pricing estimator, where you can select the type of work you’re looking for and build up an estimate based on the scope and requirements of your project. So rather than having to contact us just to ask how much a trailer or social edit would be, you can get an estimate yourself before even reaching out!

We’re currently taking on a limited number of projects over the next month or so. We’re deliberately keeping the number limited because we’re still a small team, and we’d rather work with a handful of developers and give their projects the attention they deserve than take on everything that comes our way.

If you’re working on an indie game and need a trailer, gameplay video, devlog, social content, motion graphics or something more custom, please check us out!

And if you’re not looking for anything right now that’s completely fine too, we’re always happy to meet other developers and see what people are working on!

Thanks for reading if you’ve gotten this far :)

- Brad

I currently have experience working on both but a bit more on Sage so my opinion may be a bit biased when I say Sage is much better and more user-friendly.

For context, I'm assisting someone with a start up who deals with different international clients and invoicing in different currencies is a major factor. They currently work on Xero but the multi currency option is way too high so I'm looking to opt for Sage as they have a 6 month special going on but wonder which would work better for the business?

Looking at buying this chair as it seems good.

I've seen people complain that their lower back hurts for the first month or so and then it's good but just wanting to find out from anyone else if it's worth it or not.

Thank you

Hi guys, I'm a qualified management accountant currently studying towards my CIMA and I just wanna know how do people get hybrid or even remote jobs that are based locally? Like I'd love to work from home because travelling is a killer at the moment, commuting almost 3 hours a day plus working 8-9 hours ain't it lol. Hybrid is nice because having good relationships with co-workers is a must in my opinion.

Hi guys, I'm a qualified management accountant currently studying towards my CIMA and I just wanna know how do people get hybrid or even remote jobs that are based locally? Like I'd love to work from home because travelling is a killer at the moment, commuting almost 3 hours a day plus working 8-9 hours ain't it lol. Hybrid is nice because having good relationships with co-workers is a must in my opinion.

Unfortunately, Secret Lab isn't available in South Africa and it probably would be hella expensive if it was here.

I'm trying to find a good chair to buy because the last 2 gaming chairs that I've bought kept coming apart at the seams, they were both leather and it would just start ripping really early like not even a year into using them.

I'm not sure what make the first one was, i don't think it was branded but the one that I currently have is Gamdias Zelus.

I'm leaning towards a fabric one instead of a leather now and I just want one that's comfortable too.

Any suggestions?

I'm obviously a jungle main and I honestly have the most fun playing jungle out of all the other roles but for some reason I find it incredibly boring to watch a streamer play jungle.

I prefer laners so much more because it's actually more entertaining for me and I'm not even sure why.