EARLY ACCESS - Random Mount & Blade Bullshittery

Righto. At long last the edit is done. Here is a Random Mount & Blade Bullshittery. Thank you for being so patient with me xx

So this won't be the final render, as there's an extra 1 minute scene that I'd love to edit and add in the second half. Therefore if you spot any goofs please let me know. I'm rather hoping I've caught them all, but you know how it is. If you end up looking at the same thing for many hours you start failing to notice even the most simple mistakes. My apologies if there are any.

So on this video, what I've done is take approximately 5 Mount & Blade streams that occurred in June/July last year. Consisting of about 10 hours of footage. And have condensed them down into approximately 25 minutes of highlights. Covering the first attempts of the mechanics, the mercenary work under King Harlaus, eventually ending up as a vassal for Kind Graveth and The Rhodoks. And becoming the lord of a small village. With some multiplayer moments inserted at the beginning at the end.

In terms of the format of this one, you'll perhaps notice that it's a bit more Alien: Isolation/Monstrum than CSGO. In that there's quite a bit of setup for each individual funny moment, compared to just a pure compilation of separate clips. This does mean it's less laugh a minute than the latter, but as a result the flow is less disjointed and easier to rewatch. But please do tell me your thoughts on either format. What tends to be happening is the round-based multiplayer stuff (CSGO, PUBG) become the compilation style. Where as more single-player/coop campaign stuff becomes more like this (We Were Here, horror games, etc).

So my next plan is to get straight to work editing that last minute of footage, which I can slot into this. Then correct any mistakes or oddities based on your feedback. Whilst also looking into suitable replacements for Twitch's subscriber messaging system for the sake of those backers. Then get right onto the next project.

I'm thinking of something much shorter this time round. And compilation based, like CSGO, Arma or PUBG. Something that won't bloat unexpectedly and is perhaps a bit more popular. Do you have a preference?