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Another week, another video!  I don't have a ton of post-mortem on this video either, but I do have some stuff to say about this video's new style - at least for my style it's new!  

When I decided I wanted to cover the Oblivion ESRB change, I knew I really wanted to change it up.  Other videos on the topic already exist, from far larger channels than little ol' Bolt.  (I usually check to see if other videos exist on a topic before I start production, but I don't tend to watch those videos, so that I'm not unintentionally or subconsciously taking from those creators' hard work!)  Just spitting the facts and sharing articles a la the PSAS video wouldn't cut it, so I decided to take some inspiration from a creator that's been around since the dawn of YouTube, that I only really started binging recently: Tom Scott.  If you watch his videos, you'll probably catch the inspiration (and the red shirt!); if you don't watch him yet, be warned: The moment you start, you'll binge his entire content library in about a day!

I don't know that I'll do this sort of outdoors shot again soon, but I want to play with it again soon.  It'll finally give me a reason to play with the lapel mic I bought back in 2016 and never used!  Either way if I do, I'll double check my spot before I film each clip, I took a step too far back in the outro takes, so I ended up out of focus, whoopsie...I'll chalk that up to a learning experience.


Thanks again for all of your support, hopefully this past month I've been providing the value you've been gracious enough to donate for.  I don't plan on slowing down from here, so I'll see you next week!  Take notes, some bits might come back from this video next week.

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Why Some Copies of Oblivion Are Rated T - The Elder Scrolls Rating Controversy

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion released on March 20th, 2006, and was rated T for Teen in the United States by the ESRB. Just six weeks later, the ESRB revoked that Teen rating, changing Oblivion's rating to M. What caused this change? Why are some copies of Oblivion Rated T, while others are Rated M? Join me as I highlight what led to this ESRB ratings change, and why Oblivion's ratings controversy is something that you likely don't remember! The Forgotten Uncharted Spin-off Games | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fLWlumnJwH0 Ratchet & Clank's Crossovers in Other Games feat. AntDude | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TXNfhx2bDiU Subscribe for more! http://bit.ly/TGBSub Support future videos! http://www.patreon.com/TheGoldenBolt Follow me on Twitter! http://www.twitter.com/TheGoldenBolt "The Golden Bolt Theme" composed by Buckets. Show him some love on Spotify or your music service of choice! https://open.spotify.com/artist/447710nWHODYDedYrn0aZQ This video is not intended for viewers under 13 years of age, and may contain content inappropriate for such viewers. Parental guidance suggested. Copyright © The Golden Bolt 2020. All rights reserved.

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Honestly, I love the Tom Scott style, and honestly, he likely would too! Loved this style, btw!