If you live in the US, have a headset and enjoy teamplay in BF3 check out We Are the Rival, a casual group of BF3 gamers: battlelog.battlefield.com Teamplay and VOIP = the best Battlefield experience. RECORDING INFO: I use FRAPs for recording to a separate hard drive and Sony Vegas for most of the editing with a little After Effects here and there. I record on my home workstation (i7 930 at 3.5ghz, 6GB Mushkin DDR3 RAM, EVGA GTX 480, and 7 hard drives [80GB SSD for the OS and there's a 1TB WD Black drive for the video). Game Settings: 75% Ultra, 25% high. I recorded the video to a 750GB WD Black 7200 RPM drive, which has several on board CPUs and 32mb cache, using FRAPs at 1920x1080. I rendered the final video using Sony AVC at 20mbps.
Battlefield 3 is just better with friends! [WaR] We Are The Rival platoon gameplay
Monday, December 31, 2012
Battlefield 3 is just better with friends! [WaR] We Are The Rival platoon gameplay Tube. Duration : 5.92 Mins.
If you live in the US, have a headset and enjoy teamplay in BF3 check out We Are the Rival, a casual group of BF3 gamers: battlelog.battlefield.com Teamplay and VOIP = the best Battlefield experience. RECORDING INFO: I use FRAPs for recording to a separate hard drive and Sony Vegas for most of the editing with a little After Effects here and there. I record on my home workstation (i7 930 at 3.5ghz, 6GB Mushkin DDR3 RAM, EVGA GTX 480, and 7 hard drives [80GB SSD for the OS and there's a 1TB WD Black drive for the video). Game Settings: 75% Ultra, 25% high. I recorded the video to a 750GB WD Black 7200 RPM drive, which has several on board CPUs and 32mb cache, using FRAPs at 1920x1080. I rendered the final video using Sony AVC at 20mbps.
If you live in the US, have a headset and enjoy teamplay in BF3 check out We Are the Rival, a casual group of BF3 gamers: battlelog.battlefield.com Teamplay and VOIP = the best Battlefield experience. RECORDING INFO: I use FRAPs for recording to a separate hard drive and Sony Vegas for most of the editing with a little After Effects here and there. I record on my home workstation (i7 930 at 3.5ghz, 6GB Mushkin DDR3 RAM, EVGA GTX 480, and 7 hard drives [80GB SSD for the OS and there's a 1TB WD Black drive for the video). Game Settings: 75% Ultra, 25% high. I recorded the video to a 750GB WD Black 7200 RPM drive, which has several on board CPUs and 32mb cache, using FRAPs at 1920x1080. I rendered the final video using Sony AVC at 20mbps.
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