Posted in this embedded playlist in a short visual intro of my original characters and settings from in the game, plus the first 4 episodes for our Guild mini series of videos, using iconic locations and custom strongholds as sets, and our game characters as actors. Using screen capturing software, we are able to rehearse various angles to record our shots, and then edit them together after words, just like making a movie. Only we are using the game story and setting as our virtual studio to shoot in It's quite exciting! and the possibilities are endless. 

⚔️ REVOLUTIONIZING ROLE PLAY - The Reader of the Whills is a unique experience. Going beyond the obvious group activity we share like planning out missions, upgrading our characters, and unlocking in game achievements, we aim to provide a unique and exclusive approach to the way we deal with Role Play. Using the virtual characters and environments like screen actors and movie sets, we've started a small video series to feature our stories and adventures in game!

We develop back stories based upon the personalities and characteristics our guild members come up with in game, and then bring those characters into an existing chronology of Role Play events that have taken place in the Guild. Think about it like we have our own exclusive archive of events, screen captured from in game, and edited into a storybook like video series for people to enjoy for many years to come.

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This is a reworking of the Timeline Videos from the SWTOR Official Website. You Tuber, David Hammer, edited and rearranged them so that they are in chronological order and with the game's intro cut-scenes incorporated so it makes more sense then working backwards through the history as originally presented by Bioware. The basic idea was to make it feel like a documentary, and by coincidence it turned out almost exactly an hour long.

UPDATE: I've had a lot of comments asking why it's not narrated. Answer: it is. Only the first minute or so after the title is music and text only, the narration starts at 3:06. I did it this way because there was no way I could ever match Lance Henriksen's voice as Master Gnost-Dural. I claim no ownership of any of the content of this video - All source material came from SWTOR's website and is owned by Lucasarts, Bioware Corp. and Electronic Arts, Inc. David's only contribution was in editing and presting this summary for new players.

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