The first few seconds of the video really hooked me, an old guy with an exaggerated voice in a weird situation made it instantly interesting and kept me watching. The constant cuts and camera movements kept it from feeling boring. Even when the action slowed down, the camera angles added a lot of energy. The background audio matched the vibe perfectly—chill during the dialogue, but sped up when the guy kicked the man in the wheelchair, which totally shifted the pace. The dialogue felt spontaneous, like something out of "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" , it catches you by surprise. Overall, it was a great video! We usually don't think about these details when we're just scrolling, so thanks for posting this! it gave me a chance to really break it down and learn a bit!

For me it was tales of berseria, there was something about that game that made me wanting to keep finding out what happens next. The character of development of violet and the pace of the story was something I really enjoyed.

@Nilesh Tyagi Its a pretty old game but if you enjoy JRPG then you should give it a try. there's a sequel to this game called tales of zesteria. enjoy!

First video that I edited with me talking 😅

For me, I decided to make video game content for a few reasons. 1. To allow myself to play more games and not look at it like im not doing anything productive (lol) 2. To be able to provide content for people who dont have much time to play and are looking for ways to get the most out of the limited time they have. 3. I've never enjoyed the whole idea of "study hard get a good job" and right now anything can generate income, so I'm hoping to be able to build something where I can sustain myself while doing things that I enjoy