Blade used Patch Up to heal himself, Patch Up is used to heal another character, not the one who spent the power

So it is! I must glossed over that second bit of text when I quickly reviewed it. Thanks!

@@AegisbrandStudios it's a really easy mistake to make. Possibly changed the game though, with a wounded Blade Red Skull could have stayed still and attacked twice, removing Blade from the board and possibly Moon Knight, while holding the objective

@@benmurphy47 for sure, hard to say what sort of impact it could have had (dice were weird as well), but for sure it could have changed things

@@AegisbrandStudios live and learn, always another game :)

Thanks! And I assume you mean the full roster? It is something I am looking at, as it certainly adds some layers to the decisions (poor and good alike). Thanks for watching!

I love all those comments and feedback, and truly appreciate. A lot of what you mentioned is something I have been thinking about. On the topic of production value, it is important to consider they have a team, dedicated studio, with optimal conditions for filming, and importantly, a budget. I use the backroom of my LGS (or my own painting studio, if need be), neither of which meet optimal conditions. I am working on whatever solutions I can, but cost is a big factor. As for lighting, it is a bit more complicated than a simple light ring (I actually do have one, as well as portable floor lighting). A directional light would actually cast a lot of shadows, because I do not have the complimentary lighting to go with it. If the camera were static, it would absolutely work well. For the top down/static camera angle. I am working on getting a rig for it, as it will allow more passive filming as well. Having said that, I absolutely love the in tight shots of the game. Makes it feel more personal. But, having the overhead is definitely on the wish list. As for the other player being more vocal, that one is tricky, as I will never ask anyone to be more engaging than they are comfortable with. The other catch is that strategizing causes lots of dead air time. I could film one to illustrate how much longer it would actually make the video. An example, though, is that filming an hour batrep usually takes 2 1/2-3 hours. Having said all that, I am actively encouraging more engagement on camera from those I film with, providing they are comfortable with it. Once again, I really appreciate the feedback! Any bit helps, as I certainly want to improve, and make better content for everyone who takes the time to watch the content. Hopefully I can get there!

@@AegisbrandStudios Hey I totally understand that and tried to reflect that in my comment. The ringlight suggestion wasn't as much for lighting as it was as an adjustable camera stand for a phone.

@@remotay11 ah, that makes sense. Having said that, I do not use a phone for filming. Takes too much effort to ensure storage does not run low, or battery, or the like. I have considered it, and might still try it one day, but a hand camera does the job I need it too. Either way, I still really appreciate the comments!