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I basically say what I want to say here in the video.













I thought about this video after beginning my playthrough of Minecraft Trillionaire. Early game you'll likely be doing a lot of farming due to two things: the vanilla foods nerf from Pam's isn't disabled, and 2. You can sell gummy bears, which are ridiculously easy to make. You can hear me stumbling on my words in most clips, and that's because this is yet another scripted video. Zombie Nimble Air Raid wasn't too hard to do because it was just a gameplay commentary. I just read a script while gameplay played in the background. This was a live scripted video. I don't practice these scripts I make for myself. Not only that, but I had no idea how exactly to time when I should be doing stuff in-game with when I'm saying stuff from my script. I did this without practice of my script nor with knowledge of when to do stuff live. This was all one take. If you haven't seen them already, there are numerous cuts in the video. The original recording was far longer than this. After doing all those cuts though I think the video came out to be fairly comprehensible. And while it may not have sounded like it, I do genuinely hope you have less trouble creating 10 10 10 plants in the future. Thanks for watching.


















If you've happened to notice the spike in video quality, here's a little story:
On August 7th, or yesterday, the day I had intended to upload this, I had a lot of trouble exporting the video. I either couldn't export it or what was exported was only a couple seconds or minutes (despite the video being only 6 minutes). In desperation I went on a hunt for cracked versions of VideoPad or codes for the full version of it (I only have an unlicensed non-commercial home version). I eventually found a site that had a real download button and downloaded a file from there. I opened up a "setup.exe" from the download and after a little while Windows noises started playing for no reason. Suspicious, I went ahead and restarted my computer. After it fully booted up it seemed I was incapable of using most applications requiring the internet. Fortunately when checking Firefox it mentioned something about a proxy server that ignored requests or something along those lines. I went and disabled the proxy for Firefox and got back the ability to browse the Internet. I still couldn't use other applications, however. After some desperate restarts, I came to my senses and decided to look up "how to change system proxy settings" on my phone, which was obviously unaffected. I found that I had to go to the Settings app, go to Network & Internet, and there would be a Proxy category. I went to it and disabled the proxy that was supposedly set from the fake VideoPad registration key site. And that's how I'm actually here telling you about this. Also for some reason my VideoPad installation has Premium features but it's possible they're from a trial activation of Premium of something. Who knows.