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Nerchio 7. INnoVation Rain 2. Flash 3. EffOrt 4. Bisu 6. Soulkey 7. Mini 8. I came in fairly early around when I mostly went on to Youtube to watch abridged series videos. I even dabbled in it for one episode badly done with my friends of Whistle! Yep I was that 13 year old. It was around this time that I found out about the big names in the CoD community at the time. I found out first about Hutch, and I'm sure a lot of you guys recognize that name.
I had found out about him around one year after The Matrix. ZzirGrizz I should most likely describe what this community did, especially for those who never followed this community. The guys would take a capture card, hook up their laptop or computer to their TV screen, play a game, capture the video, and then make a commentary over it.
At first these were very simple, but eventually they became huge undertakings with graphics and the like. The epitome of the lack of commentary, but significant effects and sounds was the "montage" which was, simply put, a compilation of "sickblazinnoscope" goodness with a bunch of loud music in the video and some slowmo. These became most popular for Snipers, and much like the word YOLO, everyone hated to grind out games to get the clips, but people just couldn't resist using the clips they got.
Hutch Before I came on, very few people were big, and most people used the shitty capture devices. There were a lot of Spazzles or whatever the small capture cards were called, there were some other ones too, before the Hauppaug HD PVR became the standard for HD capturing in the community. The quality was god awful, and while people were watching the height of pro-BW, I was watching awkward commentaries over CoD videos by people who couldn't even position the mic properly.
BioHunta It was around this time that the big names were guys like Hutch, Mr. These were the early days of the community, before Machinima became a company to the community and not a type of video, before Quantic attempted to beat Machinima at their own game, and even before names like Xjawz were buying Mercedes with their Youtube Money.
Of course that would change over the course of the next couple years. That was , and , if we all looked back on it, would be considered minute compared to and That video was the first well done "montage," and that idea, compiling clips of crazy shots with loud, obnoxious music would forever change the community in and Those were the years the community grew to unimaginable sizes, literally to the point of breaking apart every other month.
In the American community grew faster than all the other combined, within the year new names and old names who were small became huge, FPS Russia, Woody'sGamerTag, Seananners, IIJerichoII, Juicetra and the other two Juicetra's, they were like a tri-fecta of bros , Muzzafuzza, there are too many to name really, they all became enormous. People like Tejbz and Hutch jumped on the bandwagon that was the beginnings of the corporation that would soon take over all of the CoD community, Machinima, which was the brain child of Mr.
Sark and a couple other guys who stopped making video game commentaries and began doing business activities. IIJerichoII The idea of the montage became huge, and pretty much everyone was doing one or two per year, or even more depending on how much they used sniper rifles. This time period was during MW2 or Modern Warfare 2, when "no-scoping" was the norm, and clans like Optic and Envyus set up sniping divisions from within their original gamebattles clan.
People were getting enormous, friendships were being created, cliques, for better or worse, were being formed, and most of all, people were making money; this was previously unimaginable when it was just people dicking around with awful video resolution and terrible audio to go along with it. MuzzaFuzza The scene began to congeal in a way, and smaller channels began to stop popping up. It wasn't that there weren't any new people, rather the scene had become oversaturated.
Anyone with opposable thumbs and time to kill could become good at MW2, and the things that began to ruin the game popped up. People in the Community began to become less trustable, and some people even faked videos of themselves, using friends to create impossible scenarios that the viewers didn't know where faked, these people became huge points of contention.
The drama in the community wsa already unending to start with. People marking their videos not as "Videogames" in the description to gain more views. The famous biffs between Whiteboy7thstreet and just about every person alive in the community, along with the fact that he was a prejudiced man and a bigot, led to increased drama.
The congealing of the community in created the tipping point for the community. Woody'sGamerTag rolled around and MW2 was no more, BlackOps had become the game of choice, and honestly the community came to a standstill. People wanted more attention, people wanted more money, the sin of greed became rampant, "view whoring" became the norm, spats became more like subscriber wars than anything close to adult, and the scene became what any large gaming scene would look like if it was run by warlords; that was what the commentators were at that point, warlords sending their subscriber armies to do battle with one another.
People began to realize, very quickly, that BlackOps, though significantly more balanced than MW2, BlackOps lacked the fun factor for viewers.
Some people made MW2 videos before, some people left BlackOps entirely because sniping in the game became incredibly hard due to the "quick-scoping" of MW2 which was entirely too powerful, but incredibly fun to see. The scene was still had its hierarchy, and the scene still was like a blood clot - no one was making headway up or down in any case.
This would end up being the most corrupted thing yet to be seen in the community, but in the end it helped grow the scene and distribute the wealth a bit more. You may read full biography about Xcalizorz from Wikipedia.
Lavanya Srivastava. Ralph Hanan. Celebrities Born in United States. Clifton Anderson Jazz Musician. Brooke Barry TikTok Star. Tia Shipman Reality Star. Andrew J. Feustel Astronaut. Michael Donnelly Veteran. Bob Geren Baseball Manager. Famous Birthdays August 5. Body armour is one thing that many players are pretty annoyed with as the time to kill is already fairly long, especially with the addition of stimpak.
Another change that would be welcome is a buff to shotguns. While they are secondary weapons, their range is relatively horrendous until you get a long barrel or a stock. Will Treyarch listen to Xcal?
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