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I know that this took almost a year to actually publish but as always, we tried to make something new, bigger, better and more entertaining that our previous stuff.There were 4 main camera guys, 2 extra cameras for live stream, multiple drones and POV cameras. Putting this together was a nightmare and if we want to do something similar in the future, we need bigger production team and a bunch of editors. I hope you enjoy it. New part should be uploaded every week independently from our normal content.

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Lynx Brutality 2024 - the F1 of shooting

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Spencer

Well done and great concept!

polenartactical

Thanks! Hopefully the editor will be able to keep up and deliver the episodes...

Markus

very nice i already look forward to the next episode! Will you do that for a next lynx brutality too?

polenartactical

We honestly dont know - it took way to long to make these videos so either we expand the team or simplify the filming process...

Robert Vermeeren

This is gold! I feel like I was watching a top tier tv show on Netflix! 🏅

polenartactical

Thanks That was the goal, the issue is that Neflix has a super big production team but we only have 1 guy to edit this :D

bruja

I actually was kinda disgruntled as in the last months its been quite a lot of advertisment/consoomer content and Lynx footage was just not coming. Now I'm quite happy and excited how the series will be and that I did not brag or leave yet. But honestly I got interested and signed in for the drills and shooting competitions even when there was one or two cams. So I fear little that too much professionality will damage the content in the end - for me its not that important. Lets see. (and I know that I only contribute a very small amount of money, so I'm fine with my voice not being heard or taken not too seriously - and I thank you for your hard work and the entertainment and sometimes knowledge I gain from it)

polenartactical

Actually we would love to get more feedback like this. But every time we asked, people either werent interested to answer or didnt see our posts - so we stopped asking. This year we are changing some things, hopefully for the better. Editing was definitely an issue, especially with multiple complicated projects at once. So some stuff will be simplified and for other parts, we will expand the team. Regarding the content, what exactly would you like to see?

bruja

As mentioned before, also as you asked the last time, I think Polenar got interesting with your drills and trainings. Seeing you in action is fun and educating, as other shooting enthusiasts can get insights and new ideas. Second in place is the contests you participate in. I actually look forward to the lynx series, hoping that the focus will actually be on the tactical aspects as movement and shooting, issues with equipment and training before. I will most probably never be able to partake in this exact tournaments, but also for airsofters/milsims some of the training and contests can be reproduced. As I said before, 5 different camera angles and lots of cuts might catch a few more viewers because its the zeitgeist, but I'd rather see a clear perspective on what you're doing and rather more content than a stunning but short video. Personally I'd furthermore really like to have less advertisment for this special gun or that special equipment. Most YouTubers/influencers mainly focus on advertisment and this may be necessary for funding, but I'd rather see the active part of the sports or the informative things as how you maintain equipment, rifles, etc or how you specifically mod it. Its interesting to have a focus on equip at times that you see worthwile to show, but lately it felt a little as if it was an infomercial (Dauerwerbesendung in german, I can't find a valid translation - hopefully this doesn't sound too harsh). And last but not least I love how you never took yourselves too serious. Your alcohol+shooting experiment for example was fun to watch, very unique and also kind of educational in a way. And this part of having fun in what you do (while being entirely consistent in terms of safety!) was what caught me in the first place. I'd love to see you stick to your initial funny and still professional character instead of becoming overprofessionalized and a little bland as most guntubers are in my humble point of view. Sorry for wall of text. You asked. ;) Thanks for your work and the years of fun, entertainment and continuing education you brought to me and others. <3 [edit: I read it three times and am still not sure whether my text is at all readable. Its 4:30 and English is not my native language, so please tell if it was too cryptic)