[Relz] Oblivion: MAO Functionality Demonstration Video 1 & 2

Let me ask this again because no one has yet to answer. Not even Mayu who PMed about this. CAN I UPLOAD THE HIGH QUALITY VERSION OF THE VIDEO TO MODS RELOADED? I've been very patient, but I have yet to receive an answer, so I ASK AGAIN! CAN I UPLOAD THE HIGH QUALITY VERSION OF THE VIDEO TO MODS RELOADED? That is all, and in advance thank you to anyone who may answer this question.

The suspense is killing me!

Sorry Strange Angel, I've been busy revising for my exams.

No unfortunately you can't upload the videos on the main site. Only I can do that.

I would have done it as soon as I saw the video last week, however I was a bit concerned about the level of violence illustrated in the video.

It would be great if you could add a quick disclaimer at the start at the video pointing out that it contains graphic scenes and may be unsuitable for a younger audience.

Okey Dokey! Thanks for finally answering that question, it was driving me nuts.

Unfortunately though, I can't add a disclaimer about the possible "unsuitable for a younger audience" Deadly Reflex scenes since the video project has been compiled and finished, and the Fraps clips that file looks for deleted to save hardrive space since some the Fraps clips themselves are larger than the initial AVI cut of the entire movie. In order to add a disclaimer like that, it would essentially wreck the quality of the video all together, because I would be forced to compress it down even further. It would look horrid on Youtube, and the high resolution version would be Youtube quality.

I suppose the very least I can do is, add a text warning in the description here.

Edit: Added a warning in my initial post and description, as well as the disclaimer I use in the video its self.

Ok, I'll add it to the main site later on...

Thank you Webslug, I truly mean that.

You can acquire the high quality version of the video by downloading it off The Nexus here,

http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=23246

It's compressed into a 7z file, and it's MPEG-4 quality. Once you have it up I'll mirror it to The Nexus.