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Using a new program (Davinci), mic, and camera. I don't know if it's better but it's taking longer. 27 min. Semi historical 1812 The Battle of Tauroggen.

Enjoy!

https://youtu.be/2OF8FNM7nfU

It seems to have much higher production values than other videos of yours I have watched.

Kudos!

Haha. Yeah. A back handed compliment is still a compliment! Thanks for watching E!

- Spent a bit more time on it.
- New computer
- New attitude

What's next for you? More creation in the works? Have an idea but it's hex and counter so not really your thing. I'm sure it could sell tens-of-tens of copies.

It was a compliment and not intended to be back-handed. Creating videos is a craft, and as such requires time to learn and grow.

Selling Tens-and-Tens of copies is my bag! However, I think this year I am going to focus a bit on just playing and painting games I want to play to re-charge my creative batteries a bit, and put finishing touches on stuff I have all ready started. I am still contemplating if I am old enough for Napoleonic wargaming yet.

I personally avoid Hex and Counter because making maps and chits is hard! What can I say, I am lazy.

I should be following your lead and making more videos of games instead of blog posts about them. Blogs are so 15 years ago. However, understanding and learning the tech is just daunting to me.

Therefore, I look forward to more battle reports from enterprising folks like yourself!