Rk-mma mp replays of my decaps.
I hope youtube won't mute or take it down because of copywrite music...
Used Fraps, Premier pro cs3
Songs:
Soulfly - Boom
Drowning pool - let the bodies hit the floor
Exploited - Chaos is my life
CnC apreciated.
Enjoy:

Did you really need to make a ten minute video to show off decaps in a multiplayer mod

I understand if you pick a few of the best to make a two minute video at most but if you were going for something entertaining then you didn't really do it

If you were going for more of a showcase thing then the way that you used the default camera (Not moving it at all) plus the shader made it rather difficult to really see what was going on sometimes

It's my first video common...
And its so slow because my pc can't record faster.
And that song is not that bad, i rememberd it fom when i was 15 and i still likeit somehow...

Too slow, music doesn't fit the video at all, bad angles of view, too long, also using uke camera look bs. But if you are a newbie in video making/editing i understand but learn from this video in future.

I haven't seen many mp videos tbh...
It's so long because it;s like 70 replays.
Ant suggestoin, tutorial on how to use the tb camera better?

Mutiplayer replays aren't generally used because they're not as polished as singleplayer replays, and that you -need- to have a good amount of background knowledge having played through the mod to know what a "good" replay is.

Imagine someone who has never played Toribash before watching this as compared to a singleplayer video, perhaps in the singleplayer one he'd think something along the lines of "Oh damn that's cool, is this a game or an animation program? I don't understand how things are being done but it's still amazing" while watching a multiplayer video he'd probably be all "They're twitching all over the place and that guy's head randomly came off, I'm not sure what I'm watching"

As for the camera movement, you want to practice keyframing (Pressing 2 to enter freecam, then pressing k to set keyframes). I'm not sure exactly how to explain it but you'll probably learn through experience