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Aaron and Sean approach the end of there epic 2000 point game.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1pKckKZzbk

I like the format but it has that watching paint dry effect the more I watch them not sure why. You guys go thru all that trouble for a battle report you really should have your models painted. Keep it up tho, this has serious potential.

I like it, however the fixed view field makes it kind of boring. I would suggest setting up a camera that looks down from a 45 degree angle. That way we can see the depth. Right now the field looks flat, although I think I can see some hills (honestly not sure).

Lovely gaming table BTW

I like this style of report, but it would be enhanced with a second or third camera for close ups and such.

Definitely a cool and creative battle report style, any ideas when turn 5 will come out?

imo turn the camera on after each player goes and give a brief summary of what happens.

alot of wated time in the rep, I dont need to watch the rolls/placement of units

Thank you every one for your ideas. You are all correct and have hit on a point that we are going to do. This game was shot about a year ago and those armies are infact painted. We will be adding more camera Angles and try to make them shorter. The next one will be up in about 2 weeks.