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00:00:00 – 00:10:38
The YouTube video discusses the War Mines Avatar set, focusing on the armor pieces for different classes in the game. The speaker highlights the design details, color schemes, and shader compatibility of the armor pieces for Warlocks, Titans, and Hunters. They seek feedback on the aesthetics and functionality of the armor set while expressing frustration with certain color inconsistencies. The creator plans to produce more videos on individual armor pieces and seeks viewer input on future content ideas, including cowboy armor reviews. Overall, the video aims to assist players in creating stylish looks with the available armor sets and encourages viewer engagement and feedback.
00:00:00
In this part of the video, the creator discusses the War Mines Avatar set, a seasonal activity for the Season of the Serif in the game. They explain a change in their review system, focusing on combining the helmet and class item for Warlocks to provide more variety in fashion content. The creator mentions they will be making individual videos for different armor pieces like boots, chest, arms, and a combined helmet/class item video to assist Warlocks in creating stylish looks. Additionally, they share their luck in obtaining all the armor pieces and invite viewers to share their thoughts on the new approach in the comments.
00:03:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the armor pieces in the game, highlighting that the chest piece and boots are preferred and the helmet is also considered. They mention that the yellow lining changes color, but the war mind insignia is not shaderable. The speaker points out the design details of the armor pieces for the different classes, noting some pieces are more usable than others. They share opinions on the aesthetics of the armor set, specifically mentioning the cloth material and class items. The speaker also touches on shader compatibility, mentioning that shaders apply well to the armor. Overall, the speaker seeks feedback on the armor set from viewers.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the color scheme of armor pieces for hunters, warlocks, and Titans in the game. They point out that Titans have minimal brown color visible, mostly on the crotch and boots. The speaker finds the brown color gross but notes it may be linked to specific pieces of armor. Different shades of brown are observed, such as Abyssinian Gold appearing as a lighter brown instead of black. The speaker mentions that the arms of hunters and warlocks do not have the brown color present on the boots, making them potentially a better choice. They plan to make separate videos focusing on helmets, chests, and boots, as they are not pleased with some of the armor pieces, particularly for Titans. The speaker concludes that the shaders available for the current Warmind armor are relatively decent compared to past unshaderable armor pieces.
00:09:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses items in a game that change colors and expresses frustration with some items not changing colors as expected. They express interest in creating videos about cowboy armor and state they have ideas for future videos. The speaker mentions plans to review and create content around the cowboy armor, including individual pieces like class items. They also mention possibly combining the class item with the helmet for Titans and state they have a particular set in mind. The speaker encourages viewers to comment on what content they would like to see next, such as videos on specific armor pieces like boots, arms, or chest pieces. Lastly, the speaker invites viewers to follow them on social media and concludes the segment.