What is the best game walkthrough youtube chanel?
MEDIACOWS is the best gaming walkthrougth(with commentary). specially played by 2 lead commentators RAY and DEWEY.TheMediaCowsif u cant play certain games but u want to learn everything about the game and watch a fun, hilarious and a complete informative walkthrough full of excitement u need to checkout the games played by these guys RAY and DEWEY. and u will have a awesome experience. im a big fan of both of them as when they play i feel like thats how i would play while playing with my brother.These guys do a thorough study about the story and theories of the games and then play it making it an amazing experience to the viewers. i would link all the games in mediacows channel which r played by ray and dewey below as sometimes its played by someone other members but thats not so fun. so all the games you are welcome and enjoy.Bioshock Infinite Walkthrough - YouTubeGod of War Ascension - YouTubeUncharted 3: Drake's Deception Walkthrough - YouTubeThe Last of Us Gameplay Walkthrough - YouTube (Ray)Last of Us Remastered Gameplay - YouTube (Dewey)GTA San Andreas Walkthrough - YouTubeGrand Theft Auto V Walkthrough - YouTubeBatman Arkham City walkthrough - YouTubeBatman Arkham Asylum walkthrough - YouTubeBatman Arkham Origins Walkthrough + DLC - YouTubeSouth Park Stick of Truth Walkthrough - YouTubeShadow of Mordor Walkthrough +DLC - YouTubeMetal Gear Rising Revengeance - YouTubeSaints Row: The Third Walkthrough - YouTubeSaints Row IV Walkthrough - YouTubeSleeping Dogs Walkthrough - YouTubeWatch Dogs Walkthrough - YouTubeInfamous Second Son Walkthrough - YouTubeHitman: Absolution Walkthrough - YouTubeDMC Devil May Cry + Vergil's Downfall DLC - YouTubeSly Cooper Thieves in Time Walkthrough - YouTube
Is it ok to upload video game story walkthrough in youtube?
Considering there’s game walkthroughs all over YouTube, I’d say so. But, I’d have to put a little warning here, too: It’s okay to put walkthroughs for most games on YouTube. Others are… touchy.If you want to be 100% sure it’s fine to upload walkthroughs for a game, see if other YouTubers have uploaded footage and audio from the game you want to play. If the footage/audio segment from the game is longer than five seconds, there’s a high likelihood you’ll be safe to upload your own videos of the game.However, there’s another little tidbit to put here: Nintendo.Nintendo is extremely protective of their games- even some older games! If you plan on monetizing the videos or even if you simply have monetization enabled on your channel, you could get in big trouble for uploading Nintendo game footage. The reasons other YouTubers ‘get away with’ uploading Nintendo game footage are:Partnership with Nintendo (where Nintendo takes a percentage of any profit you make from the video itself)Audio muted while the footage still plays (to avoid using the whole material)Footage and audio both play in sync (but not for very long to avoid the copyright limit)Obviously, the bottom two reasons are not viable ways to make a walkthrough (unless you do some crazy editing with a voice-over (which could actually turn out hilarious if done right)). The first option might seem like a good idea, but that percentage they require is a pretty ridiculous sum. For channels that don’t earn a lot to begin with, it’s a heavy hit.Be very careful what Nintendo games you play. For most other games, just do a bit of research to ensure you’re fine.
Which YouTube channels are the best for beginners to learn to play the guitar?
Hey bud! Congrats on starting the guitar! Without talking much here are some quick and best channels for learning every aspect of the guitar. These are IMO the best goddamn channels for “learning” everything related to guitar.ACOUSTIC: For starting out as a beginner and levelling up to advanced techniques on ACOUSTIC guitar Justin Guitar is THE absolute best channel and tutor out there. Everything he teaches is of high quality and you would never go wrong with the techniques and feel after learning from him. Most of the chords he teaches in his courses are perfect as well.ACOUSTIC FINGERSTYLE: LickNRiff - Free Guitar Education. This guy is the pinnacle of amazing finger style lessons on Youtube. If you ever think about going fingerstyle, just stick to him forever. AND Let'sPlayGuitar! channel is of the same level. Your call.ACOUSTIC EXTRAS (feel, rhythm, tips where people will actually start liking your playing): This channel is absolute feel magic Sean DanielMUSIC THEORY: You’d need this and I’m dead sure about this. Better start learning early and enjoy the music even more. This channel is the God’s gift for music theory learners. The guy is doing God’s work by providing amazing lessons for free. I feel like paying him voluntarily but I’m a student right now. I will sure do soon. Move Forward GuitarNow coming to the ELECTRIC: Now at this point you basically start learning by songs. So every good song tutorial suffices. But still for starting out good with the basic techniques just search Steve Stein on Youtube. He’s the best for helping you out on how to get started with electric, how to strengthen your fingers and for some daily exercises to practice. He has no particular channel. He’s just all over Youtube. That’s why search. Now for Guitar solos: This guy Chris Zoupais again a god’s gift. His tabs and solos are perfect techniques (believe me) and most of the solos he teaches are actually very close to the way they’re played by the artists. GuitarLessons365 is good as well.For entertainment: SteveTerreberry and Jared Dines!Nothing more really necessary. Good Luck!
How do YouTube gamers completely finish games in their entirety so quickly? How do they find all hidden stuff so quickly?
A common practice that I’ve seen a few Let’s Players do is to play the game before they record. They can record at any time, after all. Even if they’ve played the game before-hand, replaying it before actually recording will remind them of where specific things are and how to get them. I even used to do this when I did a few LP’s of games that I enjoyed. Granted, not all LPers do this and it can cause quite a humorous or… more frustrating experience (looking at you, Game Grumps.)I can pretty much guarantee most of them use walkthroughs. Even if they’ve played the game before, they want to make sure they’re doing things correctly and finding everything they need to. There are plenty of 100% guides all around the Internet and it’s there at the click of a button or a few words typed in a search bar.Basically, most of the 100% LPers will always prepare, unless they’re doing it blind. And even those that do it blind… if they get stuck, you can bet they’re going to look at a guide while off-camera or off-record. People don’t want to watch a player who is constantly stuck at a specific location.Then again, there are some people who are so, so invested in one specific game they play that they have memorized every collectible and objective that they need. Think of the speed runners or whenever Amazing Games Done Quick rolls around. A few of them get to do 100% of their game (like Zelda: Ocarina of Time) and they have definitely memorized where every single heart piece and golden skulltula are. It’s pretty impressive.If you’re doing a Let’s Play, don’t be afraid to practice before-hand or to read a guide while doing it. You can be discreet enough to read while playing and even provide commentary!
Who is a better guitar player? brad paisley or keith urban????????
loooooooooooove brad paisley!!!! i worship him!!!! jkjk but i wuld do anything to c im in concert!!! :D i used to b obsessed with him. i even wrote his name on my pencil!!!! hahahahahaaha!!!!
How can I convince my parents to let me play call of duty black ops?
The game is rated "Mature" for a reason. It's purpose is to keep little kids like yourself out of the online gaming world. And because you are only 11 years old, you probably have a very loud, high pitched voice in which annoys all the other gamers. We classify you under the "Squeaker" category and if you don't know what that means then go on youtube.com and look up a video called: Stop the Squeakers. It is being played through Halo but the message is all the same.
Do viewers care if game walkthrough was done in one sitting or edited parts into one video?
They don't really care. Just make sure the parts go together and have decent edits.