Returning to SSB4
7ECH
I want to apologize for the lack of content on my channel over the last few months. I've only uploaded for videos since February not including a couple of SFM experiments, and there's all one reason for that, being this my new computer. I got that for only one reason, being creating better videos, but that proved to be difficult. I've been trying to get better video editing software for a large amount of time, but I've been having issues with the Setup Wizard which I'm extremely annoyed by. I've been spending days trying to fix it, but I've had no luck. Shortly after, I decided to stop and moved onto PC gaming for awhile, which was a later thought when planning on getting my PC. While playing Team Fortress 2, Source FilmMaker came to mind, and I thought about experimenting with the software. Of course, a few videos came out of that, but nothing too amazing came out of it. I had a go at another SFM, but I never really managed to take that too far. I didn't think of a script, and it soon ended badly. Although I never really scrapped the video, no real progress had been made on it for a long time. During this time, I didn't really play much Smash, relating to my lack of Smash uploads. While out one day within the next couple of weeks, I was listening to one of SiIvaGunner's high quality rips, and felt like making a Flinstones GerJidd mix. There was one video, first one in a long time that took time, although it really didn't take too much. Then awhile after that, I tried to force a Smash video out of myself, and just made a generic basic no-effort amiibo battle video, but it didn't feel like one of the montages I made before the days of getting my PC. Side note, I just thought nobody will even read this description, but I'm going to continue it for those three people who actually care. And seriously, thank YOU in particular so much. And please take that YOU as YOU and not a general group of people, YOU! It means a lot... So then for the next couple of weeks I didn't really make a video. I made my response to American Wrastor in Rivals of Aether, and that took a little bit of editing, and it really brought me back despite not taking long. Around this time I decided to stream. The first thing I ever did was Undertale. It didn't take much set-up and it ran fine, so It was the easiest thing to stream, and that went extremely well, but then something that still pisses me off to this day happened. As I was streaming Sonic Generations, Youtube Gaming didn't unlist me from Undertale, and I had one person come in and start raging at me for not streaming Undertale, and this person decided to take his seven accounts and start spamming my chat, video comments and disliking all my videos without justification. It really pissed me off, this one person who is hating on me for no legitimate reason decided to stop my channel from growing. At this point I thought, I got this PC to bring my channel to new places and grow it, but I left what people came here for and the heart of this channel. Super Smash Brothers... Don't ask how I got that from some butthurt person on the internet, but shortly after I decided to play Smash again, and with a little bit of convincing from @TheHypertaquito on twitter to turn my Wii U back on. I played it a little, and noticed one thing that was bugging me for months. The R-stick on my Gamepad was working again, oh the joys. I spent the next few days playing Splatoon and Xenoblade X, before finally coming back to Smash. I spent a few hours learning it again after missing a few patches, and thought it was time to go onto For Glory. ECH it was as bad as ever, and I loved it.
I started saving my replays again for this video currently open on your screen or whatever device you're on, and I went back to making a video, and it was fun. Just as I remembered. And this wasn't with any high quality editor on my new PC, no. This was how I did it back when growing this channel, with the Youtube video editor and uploading replays directly from Smash. Then after all the editing was done, boom, here comes this current video.
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Hi! 2020 Bloops here! I would like to ask my younger self why I decided to write all that! That is all, have a nice day!
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