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Originally Posted by MuFf1n He CAN accuse you, since you "modyfied" it. It did seem less snappish than it would be without the "eye candy". This could be you doing it to hide it, or just for entertainment and you didn't know.
50% chance one of them is right. Now I trust you did not do it, since you are a great editor and I think you are absolutely disgusted by aimbots/clickbots. (So am I.)
So don't take it offensive, it's just that he THOUGHT it, and it did look like it. |
No, he has no right to accuse me as what I did didn't cover anything up. His reticle is still clearly visible, and the cg covers up but a small fraction of the screen; it's not obtrusive. The only possible way it could provide as a modification in Nano's benefit is if somehow it causes a person to be distracted in some odd psychological way. I cannot attest to it not doing this because I was predisposed to the original clip (I know what it looks like), but if I really intended to cover it up I think I would go with something that would physically cripple the clip preventing the viewer from even being able to argue anything because the snap would be covered up (i.e. snap or some sort of manual frame blending), instead of something psychological that would sure to fail as hundreds of people are to be viewing the video.
I did notice the snap when I was editing the video, but I regarded it as frame lag. If I really wanted to cover it up all it would take was a white flash; watch the video and you'll see that there's a symbol crash or something of that nature right when he snaps. Putting an unobtrusive graphic that still allows for his reticle and his opponent to be clearly visible? Are you actually accusing me of messing with this, wlyd3?
Argue about Nano's legitimacy all you want, but don't bring me into this.
(most of this is addressed to wlyd3)