Some backstory to this video if anyone is interested. Kinda long though. I initially wanted to make this video 3 years ago, but I never did. I recorded a lot of footage, tons of good stuff, and kinda just never worked on it. I.. don't really know why. It's not that I forgot. In fact, it has been in my head mostly every other day, even more and more as time went on, but no progress. Nothing. Maybe my mental problems. Idk. Anyway. Fast forward to about 6-7 months ago from present day, I took notice of one of Marblr's videos, mainly the 5 Million DMG Mitigated one. Something just clicked after watching that. I got determined, and I actually started working on it. Thing is, though, due to my content 3 years ago being from OW1, kind of outdated, I had to do it all over again, even though the numbers back then were higher. (at least they were... the final part of the video blows it out of the water. lol) I had to make a choice though. I thought for a while in what style to make the video, and in the end, I decided to make it in this style. I've always kinda wanted to try and make a video in this style ever since I first watched a video from the UA-camr "shounic" long long ago. First time I saw one of those it was really cool to me and I remember kinda wanting to learn more about it, perhaps that's why seeing Marblr also ignited something within, cause his videos are pretty similar too. So, I started. And oh boy was it an adventure with A LOT of ups and downs. I had near zero experience in making this type of stuff, I had no idea what I was getting into. Sure, I had some editing experience, but it was very basic if you ask me. I had to learn and unlearn so many things for this project. First of all, I tried to make this video for a while in my old editing software, Vegas Pro 16, and yeah that didn't go well very fast. It was laggy, and several things I wanted to do were just painful to do, slow, and annoying. So I had to try something else. After a bit, I found DaVinci Resolve. I've never used different editing software before, so this was an experience of itself. I struggled for a good while, even almost wanting to return to my previous cause I couldn't figure it out. But as I kept going, I knew the pain was eventually going to get bigger to handle in Vegas than learning Resolve. For example, the "simple" background effect you see me use throughout the video (at the time, unfinished, unanimated, by the way) made the preview be like 2 fps, and sometimes even wanted to crash; I knew I couldn't stay for long, so I had to shift. Eventually, I got more or less the same skillset in Resolve as I had in Vegas, but a lot slower at the time. I remade what I had in Vegas in Resolve. It wasn't much, it was mostly just cuts here and there and 1-2 effects but it got me a grasp of the basics. Let's talk about outside of Resolve for a little bit. I also had to learn how to use the Workshop properly. During this time, the Workshop was literally disabled. I had to learn in Notepad. I had no idea what I was doing, but I needed to learn how to make some of the basic "cinematics" you see throughout the video. Fortunately I did have programming experience beforehand, so I knew what I wanted to do in theory, I just didn't know the syntax.. which I couldn't easily get cause the Workshop was offline. Nice. I had to take a bunch of custom games made from other people and paste them into notepad to view the code. It was a messy experience at the beginning, but eventually I got pretty decent at it... With all the typical programming misadventures that tend to happen. Still remember some of those extremely silly errors. Beside that, I also had to learn how the heck to even make these effects and backgrounds in the first place. Initially, I wanted to make a lot more and/or different better ones, but my brain was too small for that, so I made this one and a few extras and moved on. This was overwhelming enough for me already. Back to Resolve. My goodness. Looking back, my workflow was really bad sometimes, and I made so many mistakes stacked on mistakes. I cannot count how many times I had to go back and readjust stuff cause I messed something up, or cause I changed my mind about something / got a new idea, or something broke, etc. It cost me so much time and willpower. Especially further down the road cause there are just more and more layers in the project. For example, I honestly don't like doing voiceovers that much, so I left it for close to last. Big mistake. Even though I tried to more or less make everything prepared for when I do the voiceover, it did not match like 60% of the video. I had to move and readjust my entire timeline so many damn times, recreate many of the transitions, taking a long time, at the risk of potentially breaking something. It wasn't nice. I'm honestly not too happy with some parts of the video, but I really did not want to rewrite, code, record, voiceover, edit, again and again. Too many times. Should I have? Probably. But it was just too much too often. If I had to say one word about this project, I'd say overwhelming. It was too big for me, I should've made something smaller and then progressed. As time went on, I was really feeling myself not wanting to do this anymore. It was physically painful to work on it for like a month at one point, I had to stop. I was just too tired of learning everything and failing at everything. Even recently when I'm so close to the finish line, when I should be the very motivated in theory, I just didn't want to keep going frequently. After I passed the mental block I did enjoy the process again though for some time, but it was hard to get into it almost everyday. I have to admit though, I did learn a lot. I persevered in the end, this made me learn so much more than I probably ever thought I would. It still isn't much compared to some stuff I've seen, but I'm honestly really happy with the result in the end, and I want to make more, that's all that matters. And I know that it will be SO MUCH easier moving forward. I have made so many mistakes, which means I have learned a lot of what I should not do. Recently, the big PvE for Overwatch was cancelled, too. You know, being probably one of if not the biggest PvE player for the game, this shook me to the core. This for a day or two completely shut down my progress for the video. I felt completely done. But after some time, I knew that I can't just abandon this project. I spent way too much fucking time on it to just let it never come out. So, in the end, the cancellation was actually a really good motivator. If I finished this, I could finally move on, and so I will. To some extent I would hope this is my last Overwatch video, but it probably won't be. I might make another video, maybe I won't, I don't know. Time will tell. Either way, I'm happy. I have ideas coming outside of Overwatch which I hopefully will be able to achieve sometime soon now, we will see how it goes. If any one of you read all of this, I thank you very much, friend. I just hope you actually enjoyed the video lol also i swear if i let an editing mistake slip somewhere i'm gonna be malding okay bye
yeah there is an editing mistake... you've brought a footage from the wrong game friend, 90 quadrilion damage in microsoft minesweeper would be the correct one!
@@VloskPvE Almost any project I can think of will probably be a lot easier, mainly due to all the experience xd Thanks! :D I like Resolve quite a lot now after sticking with it, it's definitely worth checking out at least.
@@cyanalt2738 lmaoooo he gets it... **does 4000 damage overtime to a tank whos getting healed by both supports and the supports arent keeping our tank up so they die before we can pick off either of their supports and we lose the fight** (support player speaks) "Trash dps"
Haha. When I first coded that, I messed up the baptistes. I looked down at where they spawned, and completely forgot about the roadhog. When I looked back up, the roadhog was already like already next to me, that genuinely jumpscared me really good xD
@@itslikeshit2 I was so distracted by the Baptistes not working properly that I completely forgot about the Roadhog. I checked the clip I saved; the Baptistes tried to jump up, but they all just barely didn't make it and all fell down. I started laughing, and then slowly walked up to them while looking at them. Just as I looked back up he was 1 meter away. So yeah, it spooked me pretty good ^^
"With this, we are able to deal enough damage to completely delete the entire universe of all matter. Nice, but fortunately, we can do even better than that!"
I worked on this video for a long time, longer than I'd like to admit. At the end of the day, I did learn a lot of things. If I choose to do something like this again, it will be like 50 times faster, just cause of how many mistakes I have learned from lol Thank you! :D
The production quality of this was so good I thought this was Marblr's channel until you credited him for a discovery! I started following you for your PVE content years ago and I hope you're able to continue with anything OW related
Unrelated, but, I _love_ your editing style, the clean transishions and all the little character interactments to help explain stuff. Im a visuale lerner so its a really nice touch and I never acctuly had to rewind witch was super nice! Thank you
i love when people go this crazy with spaghetti code. amazing production and explanations, and the hero change transitions were funny enough to keep me more engaged than i already was! keep it up!!
@@cookie.2768 concept itself was original, there's no video on this topic. Execution was heavily inspired, but Carrier mentions it himself, so nothing was really stolen
Woah, the undertale refrence at 8:35 made me subscribe to you. This is an incredibly high quality video, especially the roadhog stuff at the beginning was hilarious. Please keep it up. Quality, Information, Humour and refrences - damn. Such a good video. EDIT: 9:57 - OneShot music? ONESHOT? Eleventh Hour? Oh my goodness I am in LOVE.
Happy you enjoyed! OneShot is definitely one of my favorite titles, I had to use at least one bit of music from it. :D I also used the elevator music from OneShot for the "Pop Quiz" bits, when the timer shows up. ^^
@@CarrierArcnight It is my second most favourite game overall! I have 990+ hours of OneShot in Steam lol I haven't even noticed the elevator song. So many hidden refrences :D Edit: Rewatching it made me notice that you've also put in "Thanks for everything" at the end. Im filled with nostalgia, I love the game :)
kinda hopeful to see people still put this much effort into content about overwatch despite the state of the game. Hilarious and super fun video, good job man!
Fabulous video, felt like watching a Marblr video (all compliments intended) the graphics and explanations were amazing! Cannot wait to watch more of you!
Algorithm is watching several metrics, watch time and interactions, if video is performing good, it will suggest it to bigger pool of people, then yet again and again.. Hopefully this one will be suggested to people and people will like this stuff! But it depends on initial pool of people
You know a video is phenomenal when you have to rewatch it just to see those great transitions. Everything about this video was perfect. Only complaint I have is it felt like it was over too quickly, just means I get to rewatch more though. Cheers!
This video was incredibly well made! loved the usage of emotes, voicelines, and movement expressiveness in the heroes. The editing was top notch, and you did a really good job at explaining all the techical stuff in a way my smooth river pebble of a brain could understand. Thank you for putting the time, effort, and energy into making the video, and all the testing necessary to do so. This is the first of your content ive seen, but I definitely hope to see more in the future!
@@PersonManManManMan I can't be confused if I simply do not perceive confusing things at all. Complex thoughts simply slide right around the edge of it and out my ear rather than getting stuck in all those stinky wrinkles ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Carrier Scienced the living demons of this topic and masterfully cooked this to perfection, adding tasteful but few memes, wrapping this in great script and narration, painstakingly removing all the green screen imperfections and perfecting the transitions to idealism, and cracking funny jokes with characters interacting with each other creating mini stories and mini main b plot alongside what he is saying for the hogster, cooking this steadily for like 7 months so it came out perfectly medium rare, appealing for wide variety of attention span taste buds of viewers, perfection manifested, delightful masterpiece and joy to watch!
5:53 - That's the highest achievable number for a system that uses 32-bit signed integers, I knew i saw it somewhere because that's also the highest amount of money you can achieve in GTA V
The editing on this is really good, I read your backstory comment and that is some very interesting insight into the project. I say well done and it shows some very interesting stuff about the inner workings of the custom game mode and how the game works in general. Nice job, good watch!
Great video with insane production value and quality for such a small channel. the music was great too, DRG music is goated and wasnt expecting to be punched in the feels by the surprise Oneshot ost XD
Thank you! Happy you enjoyed the music choice! :p I hadn't listened to OneShot for a long time but I checked it out again when needing to put in music, and yeah I punched myself in the feels real hard as well ^^
Please make more of these sorts of videos! It’s nice to see Marblr explore bugs and other data that can happen in online matches. But seeing this games engine literally pushed to its limit is amazing. It would be nice to see how max damage could range in an actual comp match. Like having Widow damage boosted, then dmg boost+enemy zen balled, then dmg boost+zen+mercy boost, then etc….
4:55 "Haha Killin time" Pistol Man's internal thoughts: "Wait, didn't I just killed him. How... How is he still alive, he should be dead, impossible, this can't be" *Roadhog approaches Pistal Man: " I am already dead"
Some backstory to this video if anyone is interested. Kinda long though.
I initially wanted to make this video 3 years ago, but I never did. I recorded a lot of footage, tons of good stuff, and kinda just never worked on it. I.. don't really know why.
It's not that I forgot. In fact, it has been in my head mostly every other day, even more and more as time went on, but no progress. Nothing. Maybe my mental problems. Idk. Anyway.
Fast forward to about 6-7 months ago from present day, I took notice of one of Marblr's videos, mainly the 5 Million DMG Mitigated one. Something just clicked after watching that. I got determined, and I actually started working on it. Thing is, though, due to my content 3 years ago being from OW1, kind of outdated, I had to do it all over again, even though the numbers back then were higher. (at least they were... the final part of the video blows it out of the water. lol)
I had to make a choice though. I thought for a while in what style to make the video, and in the end, I decided to make it in this style. I've always kinda wanted to try and make a video in this style ever since I first watched a video from the UA-camr "shounic" long long ago. First time I saw one of those it was really cool to me and I remember kinda wanting to learn more about it, perhaps that's why seeing Marblr also ignited something within, cause his videos are pretty similar too.
So, I started. And oh boy was it an adventure with A LOT of ups and downs. I had near zero experience in making this type of stuff, I had no idea what I was getting into. Sure, I had some editing experience, but it was very basic if you ask me. I had to learn and unlearn so many things for this project. First of all, I tried to make this video for a while in my old editing software, Vegas Pro 16, and yeah that didn't go well very fast. It was laggy, and several things I wanted to do were just painful to do, slow, and annoying. So I had to try something else.
After a bit, I found DaVinci Resolve. I've never used different editing software before, so this was an experience of itself. I struggled for a good while, even almost wanting to return to my previous cause I couldn't figure it out. But as I kept going, I knew the pain was eventually going to get bigger to handle in Vegas than learning Resolve. For example, the "simple" background effect you see me use throughout the video (at the time, unfinished, unanimated, by the way) made the preview be like 2 fps, and sometimes even wanted to crash; I knew I couldn't stay for long, so I had to shift. Eventually, I got more or less the same skillset in Resolve as I had in Vegas, but a lot slower at the time. I remade what I had in Vegas in Resolve. It wasn't much, it was mostly just cuts here and there and 1-2 effects but it got me a grasp of the basics.
Let's talk about outside of Resolve for a little bit. I also had to learn how to use the Workshop properly. During this time, the Workshop was literally disabled. I had to learn in Notepad. I had no idea what I was doing, but I needed to learn how to make some of the basic "cinematics" you see throughout the video. Fortunately I did have programming experience beforehand, so I knew what I wanted to do in theory, I just didn't know the syntax.. which I couldn't easily get cause the Workshop was offline. Nice. I had to take a bunch of custom games made from other people and paste them into notepad to view the code. It was a messy experience at the beginning, but eventually I got pretty decent at it... With all the typical programming misadventures that tend to happen. Still remember some of those extremely silly errors.
Beside that, I also had to learn how the heck to even make these effects and backgrounds in the first place. Initially, I wanted to make a lot more and/or different better ones, but my brain was too small for that, so I made this one and a few extras and moved on. This was overwhelming enough for me already.
Back to Resolve. My goodness. Looking back, my workflow was really bad sometimes, and I made so many mistakes stacked on mistakes. I cannot count how many times I had to go back and readjust stuff cause I messed something up, or cause I changed my mind about something / got a new idea, or something broke, etc. It cost me so much time and willpower. Especially further down the road cause there are just more and more layers in the project. For example, I honestly don't like doing voiceovers that much, so I left it for close to last. Big mistake. Even though I tried to more or less make everything prepared for when I do the voiceover, it did not match like 60% of the video. I had to move and readjust my entire timeline so many damn times, recreate many of the transitions, taking a long time, at the risk of potentially breaking something. It wasn't nice. I'm honestly not too happy with some parts of the video, but I really did not want to rewrite, code, record, voiceover, edit, again and again. Too many times. Should I have? Probably. But it was just too much too often.
If I had to say one word about this project, I'd say overwhelming. It was too big for me, I should've made something smaller and then progressed. As time went on, I was really feeling myself not wanting to do this anymore. It was physically painful to work on it for like a month at one point, I had to stop. I was just too tired of learning everything and failing at everything. Even recently when I'm so close to the finish line, when I should be the very motivated in theory, I just didn't want to keep going frequently. After I passed the mental block I did enjoy the process again though for some time, but it was hard to get into it almost everyday.
I have to admit though, I did learn a lot. I persevered in the end, this made me learn so much more than I probably ever thought I would. It still isn't much compared to some stuff I've seen, but I'm honestly really happy with the result in the end, and I want to make more, that's all that matters. And I know that it will be SO MUCH easier moving forward. I have made so many mistakes, which means I have learned a lot of what I should not do.
Recently, the big PvE for Overwatch was cancelled, too. You know, being probably one of if not the biggest PvE player for the game, this shook me to the core. This for a day or two completely shut down my progress for the video. I felt completely done. But after some time, I knew that I can't just abandon this project. I spent way too much fucking time on it to just let it never come out. So, in the end, the cancellation was actually a really good motivator. If I finished this, I could finally move on, and so I will.
To some extent I would hope this is my last Overwatch video, but it probably won't be. I might make another video, maybe I won't, I don't know. Time will tell. Either way, I'm happy.
I have ideas coming outside of Overwatch which I hopefully will be able to achieve sometime soon now, we will see how it goes. If any one of you read all of this, I thank you very much, friend. I just hope you actually enjoyed the video lol
also i swear if i let an editing mistake slip somewhere i'm gonna be malding okay bye
eyyy carrier is back
yeah there is an editing mistake... you've brought a footage from the wrong game friend, 90 quadrilion damage in microsoft minesweeper would be the correct one!
@@prophet2642 my goodness, i have blundered
@@VloskPvE Almost any project I can think of will probably be a lot easier, mainly due to all the experience xd Thanks! :D
I like Resolve quite a lot now after sticking with it, it's definitely worth checking out at least.
9:46 ROCK AND STONE
damn, this damage is almost enough to kill Orisa
We're so close!
Emphasis on almost
"Trash dps"
@@cyanalt2738 lmaoooo he gets it... **does 4000 damage overtime to a tank whos getting healed by both supports and the supports arent keeping our tank up so they die before we can pick off either of their supports and we lose the fight** (support player speaks) "Trash dps"
What emoji is that bro 💀💀💀
hero: **exists**
roadhog: **rapidly aproaching their position**
lmao
3:25
@@neon6871 yep had me rolling, thought hog was stuck in 2d land.
Orisa bongo
Feels like something from an arg.
The roadhog appearing after the 4 bap deadeye genuinely scared me.
Haha. When I first coded that, I messed up the baptistes. I looked down at where they spawned, and completely forgot about the roadhog. When I looked back up, the roadhog was already like already next to me, that genuinely jumpscared me really good xD
Roadhog jumpscare
@@CarrierArcnight you jumpscared yourself? hahaha
@@itslikeshit2 I was so distracted by the Baptistes not working properly that I completely forgot about the Roadhog. I checked the clip I saved; the Baptistes tried to jump up, but they all just barely didn't make it and all fell down. I started laughing, and then slowly walked up to them while looking at them. Just as I looked back up he was 1 meter away. So yeah, it spooked me pretty good ^^
God loves and cares about you and will always be there for you no matter what✝️❤️
this is how it feels to get hit by orisa spear tbh
can agree on that
that one unemployed friend on mondays:
lol
lol
rip cass spinbotting for infinite damage multiplier
I'm pretty sure that capped out at 99,999, but it still would've been nice to mess around with that.
I was looking forward to using that for Halloween
That capped at like 99k and was patched a month ago
It is and will always be Cree
@@jamjam9930 grow up
"As you can see, sombra has already wrecked the universe with her EMP, but we can do better!"
"With this, we are able to deal enough damage to completely delete the entire universe of all matter. Nice, but fortunately, we can do even better than that!"
@@CarrierArcnightNext up, the multiverse and all potential timelines.
*[Screams in frustration]*
Well, she does say "Hack the planet", and so, she finally did.
But first, we need to talk about Parallel Universes…
I didn't expect the absurdly good production quality, but if I had expected it, you still would have exceeded my expectations.
I worked on this video for a long time, longer than I'd like to admit. At the end of the day, I did learn a lot of things. If I choose to do something like this again, it will be like 50 times faster, just cause of how many mistakes I have learned from lol
Thank you! :D
lets goooooooo WWWW
W rizz man
@@marekkr.139 thats not rizz but ok
the roadhog killing everyone made me die laughing every time
Glad you enjoyed :D
thanks game theory
Thanks so much for the super! I'm glad you enjoyed! :)
I don't think that's enough damage. I think we need 1 quintillion damage for it to be enough
Maybe next time.
then we can finally kill orisa
@@TamWam_ barely
@@TamWam_nearly*
still isn't enough damage to beat solider@@CarrierArcnight
I seriously love the humor with Roadhog. Wonderful video.
Happy you enjoyed :D
Roadhog made this video really funny
I love the edits and roadhog randomly killing heroes
Roadhog was definitely one of my favorites of this video lol
heavy boy
The editing is top tier. 3:28 the random no-clipping hog had me laughing my ass off 😭😭😭
Glad you enjoyed :)
I didn't even notice it until I looked back at that timestamp because of your comment lmao
That Roadhog jumpscare was incredible lmao
Happy you liked it lol
The production quality of this was so good I thought this was Marblr's channel until you credited him for a discovery!
I started following you for your PVE content years ago and I hope you're able to continue with anything OW related
I'm very happy to hear that, not gonna lie ^^
I'm sure I'll continue with Overwatch whenever the PvE does show up. Just gonna do other stuff as well.
Also thought this was a marblr video
Agreed, this video was very Marblr-esque in the best way. I love content like this. Really fun video.
8:34 I love the Undertale reference here, the humor in this video is incredible
Happy you noticed, glad you enjoyed! :)
that was definitely my favorite part of the video
I saw it and was like "haha just like in undertale"
And then I heard the sounds
That DVA transition was so fucking cool. Absolutely deserved every single like and views, and you need more
Thank you so much :D
I love the entire sequence of events at 0:24
Happy you enjoyed! :D
It's like watching mini battles just like pokemon, except It's OW and it's funny
Damn! Your editing skills are on another level. Loved the sketches with the characters and unspoken contexts! You are a very good storyteller.
Thank you very much! :D
"Bro he is one shot"
The one shot in question:
HAHA
I really hope this video gets more attention, this is extremely well made and you clearly put a ton of effort into it, and you deserve it.
Thank you! Maybe one day :)
Indeed, the production quality is high on this one
Very well edited, deserves a ton of respect and views!
Thank you friend :D
8:54 had me laughing so hard
Happy you enjoyed ^^
It is actually fun to see drg everywhere. ROCK AND STONE TO THE BONE!
ROCK AND STONE!
@@CarrierArcnight ROCK AND STONE
Nice to see that there are other deep rock galactic fans. And ROCK AND STONE OR YOU AINT COMIN HOME
ROCK AND STONE BROTHERS
CAN I GET A ROCK AND STONE
Clicked for the numbers, stayed for the Roadhog appearing, jumpscare and doing silly things
Hope you enjoyed! :)
Based
"blizzard must have broke something again" is the most apt way to explain OW2 to outsiders
True! ^^
TF2 and Paladins Players: First time?
the definition of a passion projiect. he opens the video w such a philosophical tone
It really was one big passion project, I spent a long time on it. I can only hope you enjoyed :)
Wow I just watched a 13 minute video about damage and I enjoyed it, great job
Glad you enjoyed, friend! :D
Unrelated, but, I _love_ your editing style, the clean transishions and all the little character interactments to help explain stuff. Im a visuale lerner so its a really nice touch and I never acctuly had to rewind witch was super nice! Thank you
That's really nice to hear! I'm happy you enjoyed! :D
Junkrat shooting barriers all match: "Look what they need to mimic a fraction of our power"
Haha
Such a well presented and explained video! Awesome job.
Thank you! :D
nah he just stole Marblrs concept then commentated over it lol
@@cookie.2768 🤓
@@cookie.2768 You're being a little too silly if you think I "just" commentated over it, friend.
i love when people go this crazy with spaghetti code. amazing production and explanations, and the hero change transitions were funny enough to keep me more engaged than i already was! keep it up!!
Thank you :D
I'm glad Marblr is having influence in other creators as well, hope to see more of this channel. This style of editing is perfect for overwatch
Will be doing more eventually!
absolutely love the goofs and side bits you put into the background footage, very cool!
Happy you enjoyed :D
It's like mini stories, misadventures of Overwatch heroes trying to escape the menacing Roadhog
Orisa still tanks that
real talk
3:18 Volskaya Jumpscare.
Awesome video!
Thank you! :)
The sudden drg music caught me off guard. Rock and Stone!
Rock and Stone!
Close enough. Welcome back marblr
6:34 that’s almost enough health to survive a bastion ult form, impressive
woah
Never in my whole time playing this game I have seen such high quality informational video. Gained a like a sub
Thank you! :D
I thought it'll be another Marblr video, then I heard your voice. I'm not disappointed
:D
yeah he stole his concept lol
@@cookie.2768 concept itself was original, there's no video on this topic.
Execution was heavily inspired, but Carrier mentions it himself, so nothing was really stolen
Woah, the undertale refrence at 8:35 made me subscribe to you. This is an incredibly high quality video, especially the roadhog stuff at the beginning was hilarious. Please keep it up. Quality, Information, Humour and refrences - damn. Such a good video.
EDIT: 9:57 - OneShot music? ONESHOT? Eleventh Hour? Oh my goodness I am in LOVE.
Happy you enjoyed! OneShot is definitely one of my favorite titles, I had to use at least one bit of music from it. :D
I also used the elevator music from OneShot for the "Pop Quiz" bits, when the timer shows up. ^^
@@CarrierArcnight It is my second most favourite game overall! I have 990+ hours of OneShot in Steam lol
I haven't even noticed the elevator song. So many hidden refrences :D
Edit: Rewatching it made me notice that you've also put in "Thanks for everything" at the end. Im filled with nostalgia, I love the game :)
990 hours..? That's the most I've heard for a game like that, my goodness, nice :p
Nice! Thank you for pouring so much time into alle the workshop scripts as well as into the neat visuals, keeping the video entertaining ♥
This video really has nice visuals
I'm glad you enjoyed! :D
kinda hopeful to see people still put this much effort into content about overwatch despite the state of the game. Hilarious and super fun video, good job man!
Thank you, friend! :)
8:58 server: f*ck off, I won’t process THAT
lmao
Some of the best editing ive seen so smooth and clean and a wonderful easy to understand vid to boot! Loved it
Thank you! Happy you enjoyed :)
Me looking at the scoreboard when the enemy team is playing Junk Bastion:
Haha
I absolutely love the delivery on that "WRONG. Four hundred thousand."
Glad you enjoyed :D
Fabulous video, felt like watching a Marblr video (all compliments intended) the graphics and explanations were amazing! Cannot wait to watch more of you!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed :D
Incredible editing. Good story telling. Just a really good video.
But 278 views? How is youtube that bad at recommending good channels?
Thank you, friend! ^^
Algorithm is watching several metrics, watch time and interactions, if video is performing good, it will suggest it to bigger pool of people, then yet again and again.. Hopefully this one will be suggested to people and people will like this stuff! But it depends on initial pool of people
@@PersonManManManMan guess what
masterfully crafted vid my g, am proud of you
You know a video is phenomenal when you have to rewatch it just to see those great transitions. Everything about this video was perfect. Only complaint I have is it felt like it was over too quickly, just means I get to rewatch more though. Cheers!
Thank you! I was afraid that the video was getting too long honestly, good to see some think otherwise ^^ Glad you enjoyed :)
Deep Rock Galactic ost used, you've summoned us...
ROCK AND STONE!!!
Rock and Stone!
This video was incredibly well made! loved the usage of emotes, voicelines, and movement expressiveness in the heroes. The editing was top notch, and you did a really good job at explaining all the techical stuff in a way my smooth river pebble of a brain could understand. Thank you for putting the time, effort, and energy into making the video, and all the testing necessary to do so. This is the first of your content ive seen, but I definitely hope to see more in the future!
I appreciate all the kind words! Thank you! I'm very glad you enjoyed :D
But I thought smooth brain is smart big brain 🧠 🤔
@@PersonManManManMan I can't be confused if I simply do not perceive confusing things at all. Complex thoughts simply slide right around the edge of it and out my ear rather than getting stuck in all those stinky wrinkles ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
And by that flawless logic, if I'm never confused, it must mean I'm smart
You’ve came a long way from the million damage bastion days!
Been wanting to make a sequel to that for the longest time, it's finally here lol
This was so well made love the graph background thing and how Dva can grab people and can move them and the hog flying 😂
Glad you enjoyed! :D
This is quite literally the best youtube video I have ever watched.
That means a lot, thank you! Glad you enjoyed! :D
The deep rock soundtrack caught me off guard but I’m not mad
Rock and Stone!
@@CarrierArcnight Rock and stone brother!!
With this we can finally kill a junker queen
real talk
POV: Hanzo head shots you from across the planet
ah not again
@@CarrierArcnight just play bastion and be tank with head hidden forehead
Feels like I was watching a scientific video
It kind of is like that :p
Carrier Scienced the living demons of this topic and masterfully cooked this to perfection, adding tasteful but few memes, wrapping this in great script and narration, painstakingly removing all the green screen imperfections and perfecting the transitions to idealism, and cracking funny jokes with characters interacting with each other creating mini stories and mini main b plot alongside what he is saying for the hogster, cooking this steadily for like 7 months so it came out perfectly medium rare, appealing for wide variety of attention span taste buds of viewers, perfection manifested, delightful masterpiece and joy to watch!
If Roadhog can no clip approaching to you Then heavy Finally meet his match...
Oh shoot
These overwatch research videos are more interesting than overwatch itself lol
Haha, I can agree on that. ^^
This video is so well edited, I don't even play overwatch but this was really enjoyable
Glad you enjoyed! :)
fantastic humor, great editing, high effort that clearly paid off. i look forward to your future content even if you move away from ow2
Thanks friend! :D
5:53 - That's the highest achievable number for a system that uses 32-bit signed integers, I knew i saw it somewhere because that's also the highest amount of money you can achieve in GTA V
Yep, you're correct!
8:33 deva:get -dunked- undertaled on
:D
Editing in this video is class
Thanks! :)
This is amazing production quality! Love the drg music too, 10/10
I'm glad you enjoyed it! :D
Commenting to help the algorithm spread this video around more! Very interesting information and awesome editing
Thank you friend! :D
Amazing video, love it. Also the cinematic are amazing and very eye catching/engaging
Glad you enjoyed! :D
@@CarrierArcnight thnx for creating and posting!
The editing on this is really good, I read your backstory comment and that is some very interesting insight into the project. I say well done and it shows some very interesting stuff about the inner workings of the custom game mode and how the game works in general.
Nice job, good watch!
Sorry for the late response, but thank you very much! ^^
This video is ridiculously high quality and i love it
Thanks :D
6:54
Baptiste: “ I almost have revolving door” maybe
he almost does!
XD
your editing is professional as in six figures easily, actually insane
That means a lot, friend. Thank you!
I love your editing! Such an entertaining and well put together video!
I'm glad you enjoyed! :D
The outro sounded like some kind of kids show idk but love it.
3:29 roadhog jump scare 🎉
:o
Great video with insane production value and quality for such a small channel. the music was great too, DRG music is goated and wasnt expecting to be punched in the feels by the surprise Oneshot ost XD
Thank you! Happy you enjoyed the music choice! :p I hadn't listened to OneShot for a long time but I checked it out again when needing to put in music, and yeah I punched myself in the feels real hard as well ^^
Rock and Stone!
u deserve all the subscribers that will come to you this video was very well made and edited
Thank you! :D
POV: you're in gold and your supports expect you to have this much damage in 2 minutes
Really true xD
As a Bronze I can confirm, except here it's random, either they except this and more in 2 mins or are just vibing and enjoying life and game
I was very impressed by the greenscreen and then you even zoomed in in the beginning. i didnt expect that quality gj
Thank you :)
hearing the oneshot music after so long in the background was so surreal, great video!
Glad you enjoyed :D
The enemy dps in ranked:
Happens way too often..
Snape: 12:46 a-points from a-grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrffindor
^^
this dude deserves some type of achievement of acknowledgement from blizzard themselves, this deserves to be in the guinness book of world records 😂
Mhm, maybe, but we can do better than that..
@@CarrierArcnight Guinness book of universe records
Amazing quality. Great flow and keeping the topic easy to follow along.
Thank you :D
My teammates would still yell at me saying I’m not doing enough
too real
Marblr Jr. here folks
“Damage damage damage.”
That's a lot of damage.
Please make more of these sorts of videos! It’s nice to see Marblr explore bugs and other data that can happen in online matches. But seeing this games engine literally pushed to its limit is amazing.
It would be nice to see how max damage could range in an actual comp match. Like having Widow damage boosted, then dmg boost+enemy zen balled, then dmg boost+zen+mercy boost, then etc….
I'll make some eventually, I'm sure. This just took a very long and I'm kinda tired, after a break I'll continue!
I find the parts with the grid backgrounds so much. They are very funny espically the mcree one with the undertale sound effects
Glad you liked it :D
This might be the most amazing editing I have ever seen.
Thank you :D
the brain dmg you receive after seeing enemy team has sombra:
LMAO
4:55 "Haha Killin time" Pistol Man's internal thoughts: "Wait, didn't I just killed him. How... How is he still alive, he should be dead, impossible, this can't be"
*Roadhog approaches
Pistal Man: " I am already dead"
Tragic final moments..
totally fitting the one can hack the game ends up doing the most damage
That is kinda funny, honestly ^^
the production quality on this is crazy good. nice job!
Thanks :D
I was not expecting to go through this video laughing. This is amazing quality and the gags made me laugh.
Really happy you enjoyed! :D