Welcome one and all to likely the final progress update blog! It's been quite the harsh journey, but we've made it to the last video of the social media campaign project. I'll save all my thoughts for the last blog post (Video Reception Update #2).
So this is certainly a video to end off on. I'm planning on making this video as a sort of "Thanksgiving Special" since that's when the planned release is. It won't really follow the format of my other videos, there's no voice-over, no explanation, and not really any mods either. Honestly haven't had time to record anything else, but still wanted to throw something together despite this not technically being required. The current outline (which is subject to change) is essentially just a collection of clips and images in a montage of the sandwich creation mode in the new Pokemon release.
In the multiplayer mode you can create monstrous sandwiches co-operatively with tons of ingredients. Of course this lead to me and my friends creating the worst possible combinations with game-crashing sandwiches. It was a really fun session to record, and while it doesn't fit with the rest of my content line-up, I'm excited to see how the finished product will come along. All the clips pictures are here, and since no script is required, It's kind of just up to me to edit, which is a relaxing break since I have to do a podcast on top of this. As for the podcast, It's also Pokemon related, though not strictly. It's just kind of what me and my friends have been doing for the past couple days so we can certainly fill a 10-minute runtime with simply talking about the game.
I left the format open to do other games, but honestly don't plan on making any more episodes, I've tried podcasts before but they simply aren't for me. I don't enjoy listening or making them, so kind of a lose-lose, but hey maybe someone else will enjoy what three dorks have to say.
That's about all for this blogpost, sorry It's on the shorter-side, I'm more pressed for time than I thought I'd be this week, so hey another benefit to the hopefully simpler video. Thank you for reading, and farewell.
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