The official T3 ACR Tournament #1 schedule is here. Did you make the cut? Probably not. But hey, it can’t hurt to check. See which Templar will be facing off against WiNGSPANTT on Xbox Live this week.
Haven’t checked out the T3 or WiNGSPANTT channels in a while? Hop in, turn on, and tune out to the beautiful music of virtual homocide. You might even learn something… like how to cook arugula.
Looking for new sources of strategy and entertainment? WiNG has four great recommendations for you. Check out these awesome videos from cream of the crop Revelations, Battlefield, Street Fighter, and TF2 players.
WiNG drops a quick note regarding his ability (or rather, inability) to accept random friend requests. Also, you can take a minute to see how his freshwater tropical fish are doing.
Xiant reopens his Battlefield 3 tip box and shares a couple little gems he found, cleaned up, and mounted in video settings. Enjoy!
When darkness overtakes the sky and all hope is lost, one man will stand up and fight for what’s right. And while all that’s going on, Binerexis will be streaming Skyrim, Revelations, and other fun stuff. Learn why you should give a shit!
Binerexis takes his passions for video and burning things to the ground out on the YouTube community. We defy you to not give a shit. (It’s not physically possible.)
WiNG shares his considerable knowledge of replay editing with you, the lowly audience member. If you follow his rules closely enough, you might just avoid failing utterly!
Xiant asks for help with an upcoming series. Be featured on the T3 YouTube channel and help your fellow players get better.
Top Tier Tactics starts its own YouTube channel in the hopes of bringing together the best of its writers’ and its community’s work. To start things off, Rabid Ferret takes a stab at his own Brotherhood commentary. Get ready to be MILDLY ENTERTAINED!
Binerexis was telling me we needed to leverage social media more, so I figured what better way to do so than continuous streams of bribes? In addition to our ongoing Twitter-based free games giveaway, I’d like to also announce some other fun promotions. And since I’ve already taken the liberty of doing so on my [...]
I watch too much YouTube. While on the one hand that’s probably why I’m here, on the other it allows me to learn a little about the mindset of people in the gaming video community. I’ve noticed something recently, a trend in how FPS YT communities evolve. I thought I’d share it here with you so that if you decide to create a channel of your own, you’ll have a little more luck picking the right way to go about it.
The first consideration is what game you want to post. For my purposes here, I’m going with the three top YT games: Call of Duty, Battlefield and Team Fortress 2. Coincidentally, that’s also their order of popularity. Not quite as coincidentally, that is the order of innovation you need to put forward to get your foot in the door. It’s interesting that the TF2 community is as old as the CoD one, but there’s much less effort (comparatively) to become a popular TF2 commentator than it is for CoD. No disrespect to our Omniscient Overlord WiNGSPANTT, whose videos always have high production values, but if you want to impress the sixteen year old masses watching CoD, you better really stretch yourself beyond the limits you thought you had.
Look, fact of the matter is there aren’t a whole lotta games about gay protagonists out there. And of the ones that do exist, most of the heroes aren’t purple dragons. This is too fucking awesome to not take a look at!
The last time WiNG wrote an angry rant, he regretted it for months. But this time’s different, right?! Facing increasingly bitter opposition to his preferred form of Assassinate gameplay, WiNG fires a warning shot.
Every last gauntlet within a 50-mile radius has been thrown. The T3 ACR Tournament Finals are done and WiNGSPANTT has sifted through the pile of corpses to determine the Grand Champion. Who is it, and how did it all go down? Watch now!
It’s the first week of Soul Calibur V, and WiNG is looking for every possible trick to use in his online bouts. Luckily, AvoidingthePuddle shows off some nifty defensive moves to keep your life bar green and your armor unscoffed.
Guest writer Grahf is back with Part 1 of his Killing Floor beginner’s guide. In today’s lesson, you’ll learn basic strategies to deal with enemy AI, ways to play nice with teammates, and just how sweet it is to continually slay zombies.
