In our experience of reviewing and rejecting videos, we have come across a few people who are really ungrateful of what we do. So we are here to explain how we are helping (Yes helping) you when we reject your video
1. We are saving you from embarrassment - When we reject your video, it is because we think it is not up to par with video standards nowadays. So what usually happens when a sub-par montage is uploaded to Youtube? Simple, people generally flame the hell out of it. Youtube has one of the harshest and most ignorant audiences on the Internet, and when I reject your video, I am saving you from all those flames. We absolutely hate it when people just tear apart something that had a lot of time and effort put into it. Believe it or not, we care for your feelings even though I did reject your video.
2. We are helping you improve - With each and every video I reject, I send back a critique explaining exactly why I rejected it and the aspects in which the video was lacking. Sometimes, I even provide examples to help you understand what it takes to bring your video up to par. Read these critiques. They will give you a better understanding of what standards are nowadays and tell you how to make an a great video video.
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I should just send in a video just to have you tell me your opinion. Hopefully GoW 2 creates sort of what GoW 1 had; giving you a chance to kill more than 1 enemy while being in say a 4v1 or 3v1 or 2v1. I don't want it to turn out like you kill 1 guy and you can't kill the next. Kinda like Resistance or Halo.
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