Dice on the Table: Stone Cold

[luminousx]

This episode presented some unique challenges. First, it was the first time I shot someone else's script. This created a weird pressure because I didn't want any of my technical inexperience to make it less than it could be. Second, this was the first episode that got into game mechanics and made me realize something - game mechanics are boring

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[unrulynarrator]

So, I actually made a "fan edit" of this video. If you're interested in seeing it. If you're not, my feelings won't be hurt.

[luminousx]

I've got mixed feelings at this point. If it is a significant improvement, then I'll like I suck but I would like to see other interpretations.

[unrulynarrator]

Yeah, if it runs the risk of hurting your feelings or quashing future creativity, I'd just as soon not.

[luminousx]

I think the key will be to hold off showing it to me until after I finish the Halloween episodes and then I'll feel more secure having generated a significant amount of content and truly knowing how much work I did put into it.

[unrulynarrator]

I love all of these videos, and wish I could be more involved. I knew when I started playing with the editing that it would be almost impossible for it not to be seen as some kind of criticism. I was thinking about pitching it as my "audition" to be editor, but that would be presuming that you want one in the first place.

I'm definitely looking forward to the Halloween episodes.

[luminousx]

Yeah, after the Halloween ones I will be more willing to open it up and get help from other people. Right now I have a nice production schedule where I can do an episode in a day. The moment I include someone else in the process, I no longer control the schedule.

After the next 2 or 3 that won't matter as much and I can focus on improving the quality.