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Part 1 of the elder scrolls video is up now. Part 2 and 3 should take less time as the script is partly done for both, so I’m thinking each will be less than a month.

I’m going to try something different with the editing for the next video. Up until now I’ve been using adobe premiere elements 2014, because that’s what I already had when I first started, and then after a while I was so used to it and efficient with it that I was hesitant to change. But I’m finally going to make the switch to 2021 premiere pro and at the same time try to improve my video editing skills a little bit. For anyone who doesn’t know elements is like a more basic version of premiere pro, which meant I was slightly limited in some regards but it also made it harder to learn how to do certain things through google as nearly all information is designed around Pro. But hopefully by changing software and making more effort to actively improve at the same time my video editing will get a bit better a bit. There won’t be a major change in style, but videos should come out seeming a little more professional looking. That’s the plan at least.

100k subs is coming up. So far my best idea to celebrate it is to do a patron Q&A. Not sure if the answers will be audio or written (I’ll have to see what works best) but when I hit 99k subs I’ll put a new post here where every patron can ask a question if they want to.

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Buttfudge101

for your 100k subs you could do an indepth introspection of your own videos, you've alluded to this in other Patreon posts, so it could be a fun semi-serious / light hearted assessment of "this YouTube channel" - talking about yourself in the 3rd person (maybe?) and assessing your videos from the perspective of the creator in the same way you assess Deus Ex / Elder Scrolls / KCD / CyberPunk / etc. from a the perspective of a consumer. I think that would be fun for channel subscribers / patreons who've seen you develop from the outset and it could be a good excuse for you to do some self assessment (as said above, this seems something that you're touching on anyway in a few of your Patreon posts). There could be potential to have some fun doing a review of your reviewing other games; what bits did you get right, what bits caused surprise kickback from viewers, what aspects did youtube have issue with, why are vampyres so OP? etc... :-)

Angel Of The Past

I'm excited for you to use a more up to date software. I hope it's similar enough to the original that it doesn't become frustrating, but has enough bells and whistles to make the experience enjoyable. I wanted to mention something about your videos. I remember somewhere you said 2 hours is your hard cap because it just slows the hell out of your pc when you go over that length. That's a perfectly reasonable length, but I believe the reason your computer slows down is because video software runs exclusively in your RAM. So if towards the end of editing a big video your pc causes you grief because of how slow it is, upgrading your RAM should make that lag go away (unless you start making even longer videos.) If you already have a butt load of ram ignore this message. If I had to vote for the questions I'd vote audio. I think you can make a subset of low effort high quality content as audio, but you'd need to dip your toe in at some point.

NeverKnowsBestYoutube

My PC had some problems with the dragon age video but its been mostly okay since. One day in the not too distant future I hope to upgrade my PC anyway though.

TheWirv

I don't know what graphics card you have installed, but with Premiere Pro you can use the GPU encoder which makes rendering videos a lot faster! :)