This will be for playthroughs and timelapses and edits. Only impressive games please. Target is 1 video every 2 months. Contact me on discord (WarWolverine) or in forum conversation. Thank you.
P.S. I want suggestions for a name?
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After the WW2 RP's done, we could post a video on the forum of the game from different nation's perspectives.
Like, each nation takes screenshots throughout the game and we can compile it all into either one big video or 30 separate videos about wars from certain perspectives.
Like the Armchair Historian but for CoW.
Title: "The Chronicles of Conquest: Armchair Historian in Call of War"
[Scene 1: The Virtual Battlefield]
Narrator: In the tumultuous landscape of Call of War, where generals and tacticians clash in a digital theater of war, our armchair historian takes a front-row seat to witness the unfolding saga.
[Zoom in on a virtual map with armies and nations]
Armchair Historian: Ah, the global stage, where alliances rise and fall like empires of old. Here, we find the nations of the world locked in a struggle for supremacy.
[Cut to a player's strategy]
Armchair Historian: Our general seems to be employing the Blitzkrieg tactic, reminiscent of World War II. Swift and decisive, the enemy won't know what hit them.
[Scene 2: Diplomacy and Intrigue]
Narrator: Beyond the battlefield, diplomacy plays a crucial role. Let's observe our armchair historian as they navigate the treacherous waters of alliances and betrayals.
Armchair Historian: Diplomacy is the key to victory. Forge alliances, but beware the lurking shadows of deception. A carefully worded message can turn the tides of war.
[Cut to in-game chat]
Armchair Historian: (typing) "Dear Allies, let us stand united against the looming threat. Together, we shall carve our names into the annals of victory."
[Scene 3: The Technological Evolution]
Narrator: As time marches on, so does technology. Our armchair historian marvels at the evolution of military might.
Armchair Historian: The research tree unfolds like a historical timeline. From rudimentary infantry to advanced tanks and aircraft, the march of progress shapes the destiny of nations.
[Zoom in on technological upgrades]
Armchair Historian: Look at that! Advanced artillery and nuclear capabilities—the arsenal of a modern conqueror. In Call of War, the arms race is a race against time.
[Scene 4: The Grand Finale]
Narrator: The climax approaches as our armchair historian witnesses the crescendo of conflicts, where strategies converge, and the fate of the virtual world hangs in the balance.
Armchair Historian: Here it is, the grand finale. Armies clash, alliances shatter, and a new era is born. Call of War, where history is not merely a backdrop but a stage for players to script their own epic tales of triumph and conquest.
[Fade out with the sounds of virtual warfare]
Narrator: The curtain falls on our armchair historian's journey through Call of War, a digital battlefield where players become architects of their own historical narratives. Until the next campaign unfolds, this armchair historian will be here, watching and analyzing the ebb and flow of virtual history.
How long did you spend writing thatCarking the 6th wrote:
Title: "The Chronicles of Conquest: Armchair Historian in Call of War"[Scene 1: The Virtual Battlefield]
Narrator: In the tumultuous landscape of Call of War, where generals and tacticians clash in a digital theater of war, our armchair historian takes a front-row seat to witness the unfolding saga.
[Zoom in on a virtual map with armies and nations]
Armchair Historian: Ah, the global stage, where alliances rise and fall like empires of old. Here, we find the nations of the world locked in a struggle for supremacy.
[Cut to a player's strategy]
Armchair Historian: Our general seems to be employing the Blitzkrieg tactic, reminiscent of World War II. Swift and decisive, the enemy won't know what hit them.
[Scene 2: Diplomacy and Intrigue]
Narrator: Beyond the battlefield, diplomacy plays a crucial role. Let's observe our armchair historian as they navigate the treacherous waters of alliances and betrayals.
Armchair Historian: Diplomacy is the key to victory. Forge alliances, but beware the lurking shadows of deception. A carefully worded message can turn the tides of war.
[Cut to in-game chat]
Armchair Historian: (typing) "Dear Allies, let us stand united against the looming threat. Together, we shall carve our names into the annals of victory."
[Scene 3: The Technological Evolution]
Narrator: As time marches on, so does technology. Our armchair historian marvels at the evolution of military might.
Armchair Historian: The research tree unfolds like a historical timeline. From rudimentary infantry to advanced tanks and aircraft, the march of progress shapes the destiny of nations.
[Zoom in on technological upgrades]
Armchair Historian: Look at that! Advanced artillery and nuclear capabilities—the arsenal of a modern conqueror. In Call of War, the arms race is a race against time.
[Scene 4: The Grand Finale]
Narrator: The climax approaches as our armchair historian witnesses the crescendo of conflicts, where strategies converge, and the fate of the virtual world hangs in the balance.
Armchair Historian: Here it is, the grand finale. Armies clash, alliances shatter, and a new era is born. Call of War, where history is not merely a backdrop but a stage for players to script their own epic tales of triumph and conquest.
[Fade out with the sounds of virtual warfare]
Narrator: The curtain falls on our armchair historian's journey through Call of War, a digital battlefield where players become architects of their own historical narratives. Until the next campaign unfolds, this armchair historian will be here, watching and analyzing the ebb and flow of virtual history.
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Goshdarnit, scallywag! There will be no AI Tomfoolery while I'm alive! Why I oughta!Carking the 6th wrote:
AI took a few seconds.
Genius!Talvisota wrote:
Like, each nation takes screenshots throughout the game and we can compile it all into either one big video or 30 separate videos about wars from certain perspectives.Like the Armchair Historian but for CoW.
I get that a lot.TheZhukov wrote:
Genius!Talvisota wrote:
Like, each nation takes screenshots throughout the game and we can compile it all into either one big video or 30 separate videos about wars from certain perspectives.Like the Armchair Historian but for CoW.
*TRANSFORMS INTO RYAN GOSLING*
RussRuss: 
Ok, I'm ready to recieve any games you guys have documented sufficiently at any time. Or we can make our first video the RP
Latter
I'll be taking pics of the RP from my perspective.
If anyone wants pics from the HWW, message me. I documented many of the conflicts on there(from both sides)
Preview of how exactly I documented pretty much every conflict I wasn't a part of:
Part 2Donk2.0 wrote:
If anyone wants pics from the HWW, message me. I documented many of the conflicts on there(from both sides)Preview of how exactly I documented pretty much every conflict I wasn't a part of:
(do I need to share more?)
Yes
TLDR: Every single player who joined the HWW had SM with me at some point.Carking the 6th wrote:
Yes
every
single
one
All allies 
(I didn't betray anyone, and didn't share intel to others)
yesss,
show the pic of when i told Tankie about the incoming invasion of Florida then sent Germany packing!
Thank god I choose to retreat at that time
only cuz i told you about it!
cuz tankie said he was leaving or something
No no I actually choose to retreat before I even found out before that because I was scared they’d sink it.
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