MDStampf's Film Depot

[MDStampf93]

Short video containing the triple kill only.

[MDStampf93]

[MDStampf93]

Finally figured out a good resolution to save the video in, only took 2.5 hours to upload the 10 GB video  .

One of my fastest edits but I think it came out pretty good. Hope you all enjoy.

 

[Animl-AW]

Finally figured out a good resolution to save the video in, only took 2.5 hours to upload the 10 GB video  .

One of my fastest edits but I think it came out pretty good. Hope you all enjoy.

 

Looks nice and clean.

WTG

[MDStampf93]

Thanks Animl 

[MDStampf93]

[MDStampf93]

Scenario - Operation Konrad Frame 1.

Watch in 4K when able.



 

[xanax]

Good stuff!

At one point towards the end you had somewhere between six and eleventy three Yaks on your 6. Brutal but fun.

I can't wait to give it shot next week as it looked and sounded fun.

Good music btw.

[MDStampf93]

Folks,

The reason I put my PoV videos out,
1. I know a lot of guys in my squad and just others in the game enjoy seeing the combat, and learning from both my successes and my failures.
2. Player made videos are the only marketing we have now for this game, and it comes with no return on time investment. Not getting any benefits from HTC for marketing, and channels are too small for any type of compensation from the platforms they are published on.

With that being said I primarily make these videos to hopefully attract new players to the game.

This thread has over 21000 views, yet my videos average 40-60 views and a handful of likes.

If you are someone who enjoys the videos, or even if you don’t but you enjoy the game and want to see more players, it helps if you leave a “like”/comment on the video and watch it on YouTube itself, not just on the YT player here in the thread.

More views and engagement (likes/comments) helps to push the videos to the algorithms of non subscribers to my channel. That way we can hopefully attract more players and the views aren’t from current players only.

Makes no difference to me either way, I’ll keep putting the videos out because I enjoy doing it.

We have a few really talented video creators here (much more talented than I am) the more engagement we have on everyone’s videos, the higher the chances are that we attract new players.

Thanks for your time and see you up in the skies.

 

[MDStampf93]

Good stuff!

At one point towards the end you had somewhere between six and eleventy three Yaks on your 6. Brutal but fun.

I can't wait to give it shot next week as it looked and sounded fun.

Good music btw.

The music is a generic non copyright track that comes in my video editing software. I wish using music was easier instead of all the copyright hoops you’ve gotta jump through. I’ll try to learn it better so I can use some good jamz.

[The Fugitive]

Folks,

The reason I put my PoV videos out,
1. I know a lot of guys in my squad and just others in the game enjoy seeing the combat, and learning from both my successes and my failures.
2. Player made videos are the only marketing we have now for this game, and it comes with no return on time investment. Not getting any benefits from HTC for marketing, and channels are too small for any type of compensation from the platforms they are published on.

With that being said I primarily make these videos to hopefully attract new players to the game.

This thread has over 21000 views, yet my videos average 40-60 views and a handful of likes.

If you are someone who enjoys the videos, or even if you don’t but you enjoy the game and want to see more players, it helps if you leave a “like”/comment on the video and watch it on YouTube itself, not just on the YT player here in the thread.

More views and engagement (likes/comments) helps to push the videos to the algorithms of non subscribers to my channel. That way we can hopefully attract more players and the views aren’t from current players only.

Makes no difference to me either way, I’ll keep putting the videos out because I enjoy doing it.

We have a few really talented video creators here (much more talented than I am) the more engagement we have on everyone’s videos, the higher the chances are that we attract new players.

Thanks for your time and see you up in the skies.

 

I cant possible agree more!!! Like MDStampf said we post these things to promote the game. Click the like button and leave a comment! something as simple as "Nice film!", "Good Fight!" and in MDStampfluffied case, "Nice AIMBot!"    Helps a bunch.

MDStampf, instead of "embeding" a link I use the youtube page link. In case of the latest video, this...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ok_TCmjEv4 vs ..

https://www.youtube.com/embed/4ok_TCmjEv4

I think if they are already on the YouTube page they are more than likely to "Like/Comment" just my thinking.

[Animl-AW]

I cant possible agree more!!! Like MDStampf said we post these things to promote the game. Click the like button and leave a comment! something as simple as "Nice film!", "Good Fight!" and in MDStampfluffied case, "Nice AIMBot!"    Helps a bunch.

MDStampf, instead of "embeding" a link I use the youtube page link. In case of the latest video, this...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ok_TCmjEv4 vs ..

https://www.youtube.com/embed/4ok_TCmjEv4

I think if they are already on the YouTube page they are more than likely to "Like/Comment" just my thinking.

I think Fugi is correct.
I’m not sure YT counts views from embedded links, even if they say they do, but it is convenient. If you’re not concerned ignore my comment. I’m just glad you’re doing it.

- the village idiot

[Oldman731]

I cant possible agree more!!! Like MDStampf said we post these things to promote the game. Click the like button and leave a comment! something as simple as "Nice film!", "Good Fight!" and in MDStampfluffied case, "Nice AIMBot!"    Helps a bunch.

Wilco.  I found a couple on my own, but it would be useful if you could post youtube search criteria, since some of us don't know how to find these things.

- oldman

[The Fugitive]

Wilco.  I found a couple on my own, but it would be useful if you could post youtube search criteria, since some of us don't know how to find these things.

- oldman

If you go to YouTube and type "Aces High" in the search bar you get a ton of results from some band nobody ever heard of, "Iron Maiden"  which makes it that much harder to push the videos from the game out front. Typing in Aces High GAME helps but its not like we can tell people searching to use that phrase.

So if EVERYBODY "likes/comments" the youtube algorithms will push the game videos more when people search thats why we keep pushing the "like/comment" bit. Subscribing helps too. 80% of the people that check out a video on my site are from the YouTube suggestions lists (those suggested videos down the right side of the page, "your next watch" type of things). Only about one third of the people that watch my videos are subscribers.

I post when ever I drop a new video. Here and as many other spots as I can get away with, a number of Facebook groups, reddit sites (they dont like me over there  ), the Discord channel, and so on. Dropping a video a week was my plan, but short on ideas, and issues with the film viewer (that I may have worked out) has slowed that down which hurts the YouTube algorithms.

So for those of us posting videos, other than doing what I said above, We could add other posters channels in the "Description" drop down making it easier to find others videos. But again, the biggest help is those who watch the videos. "Like/comment" on every video. Subscribe! Play the videos through even if your not watching it. Open another tab, and run the videos there with the sound turned off just to bump the numbers for the algorithm. The more people watch, the more YouTube suggests those videos in the searches, the more people watch, and yes FIND Aces High again. Just got another guy on the Discord page today that founds us through there. He posted how he "missed the game" and I invited him back.

I know getting the "word" out there will bring back players who have been gone for a long time and who remember the game fondly. On top of that Im sure we could attract new players as well. The analytics of my channel show that the age group watching my videos is 18-34, not the 50-60 years most of us are, so there is interest.

So help out the YouTubers,

Like, Share, and comment!!!

 

[MDStampf93]

 

Also try searching “aces high 3”, that should get that pesky devil music out of the search 

I title and hashtag most of my videos as “Aces High 3”

I also plan on doing some instructional and informational type videos similar to Fugi’s.

Things like exploring the hangers, the different types of aircraft and vehicles available, how to map a stick, etc. anything and everything helps draw attention back to the game.

Only thing I’m missing is time, if I could quit my job and play/create content all day I so would