if your monitor has a 2ms response time, then I think you're good ... unless everything feels too small.

If you wanted an Xbox w. HDMI, just wait for a Dell coupon to be issued. Just a few days ago, they had an Arcade machine for $150. Use your current HDD to save money.

I think the trick to not dying is all in the spawn predictions. I have a feeling where they're going to drop next, so no need in guessing where to fire next. If you notice, the team gets all discombobulated when the opponent gets on our side of the Pit. When someone makes it to our tower (even worse, shotgun) we're thrown off and start falling over.








Late late last night, we (Jamie, Josh, myself) partied up with a BEAST chick. She was matching or overtaking Jamie's kill count in snipers.

 

So youtube I guess compresses the crap out of the standard def videos you upload.
I'm trying to upload one of the games from last night to show how crappy youtube displays it.

Guess I will have to record all of the games @ 720p.

 

From what I heard (I think in another video), upload in .MP4 format for best results. .AVI, .MPG, .WMV look like potty after YT's processing service.

 

Well, as the processing get's closer to complete, the quality is getting a little bit better.
Will post the video after it finishes the processing completely.

Yeah, that's what I used.
Recording in HD saves the files as MPG, though.

 

I've gotten in to that first spot before.
It was the day Ruben and I were trying to find new hiding spots.
It's not as easy as he makes it look. h:

I bet Jamie stayed on for a few more hours with her. :naughty:

 

Okay, here's the video:


This was recorded using AverMedia's crappy software @ 720x480 and the X.264 codec.
It's not too bad for being lo-def.

What do you guys think?

P.S. don't mind my shitty BR skills. h:

 

Oh, and that is with my sensitivity at 9. lol
It's really not that bad.

 

ha ha, i had 3 kills.

it looks kinda bad, but watchable i guess. i think the main problem is that it looks squished, not in a good aspect ratio.

 

Yeah, I don't think it looks too bad for 480p.
I will record some hi-def (720p) tonight when I get home.

They should look much better.

 

Oh, and the actual video looks a LOT better, but youtube's compression screws it up.