Welcome to the fleet!

That's a shame, thanks for all the work you put into making this. Hopefully someone that's good at organising stuff on our forums can make it into a nice little post/thread that can be pinned :)

Hi there and welcome to the Stonewall family!

If you haven't already, you might want to check out the Stonewall Vanguard Welcome Center. It has a lot of good info to get you started.

Also if you haven't already been invited ingame, you might want to post your GW2 ID HERE to let the Stonewall Vanguard officers know that you need an invite.

Oke, I added the link to the main post.
I actually wanted it to be downloadable, so you could change stuff to your own liking, but I was unable to find a site where the file stays available forever while not having to pay for it. Except for one (nexusmods.com), but they needed to verify STO is an actual game, but they're taking too long.

Nope. Only one patrol is shown there. As I understood it, that is a remnant from when the patrols were random missions given to you. Even if they were all showed there, you still wouldn't have a good overview of them all.

Hello! Gamer from Thailand here looking to join the guild.

Playing a Charr engineer, already level 34, looking for others to play with and engage with the community. Up for PvE and PVP.

Looking forward to it! :lol:

Out of curiosity, isn't it possible to see them in the 'available' tab of the mission window? I'm not sure what it's actually called, that's the closest guess I can give you.

Quote by Zander_Hawk

Maybe I can do a Youtube video with me trying to cook one of Nelixs' recipes :D

are you volunteering to make and upload haul, unboxing, and makeup tutorial videos too? ;)

Oh, and a few "what's in my bag" videos as well.

I think whomever does it should probably be familiar and comfortable with YouTube as a platform, as well as have no backlog in their regular duties at Stonewall, like Milmar. Only kidding, I'm not a total arse, just on the weekends :)

Quote by NicholasJohn16

I have no problem with us using it communally.

The only reason I created it was to host the original STO trailer when it came out. Cryptic had it on their website and there was no other way to embed it on our homepage, which I wanted to do.

You could set up a playlist and just add the videos to that, but I don't think a lot of the social functions would work that way. Like if anyone subscribed to the channel, you wouldn't get any notifications of new videos being added. Not that I'm against using it thusly, just saying it wouldn't be as effective as uploading the videos directly which we could do too.

That's awesome! So who would be the person to go to for this (visual media officer if you will), where people can coordinate with, to submit links or content? Maybe I can do a Youtube video with me trying to cook one of Nelixs' recipes :D

Nice!

Welcome! :woohoo:

Welcome! :)

All this youtube talk got me playing around with After Effects. So here is what I came up with.


This isnt the best quality - was actually my first attempt with AAE



And one for resources.

Was this the one on Risa?

I have no problem with us using it communally.

The only reason I created it was to host the original STO trailer when it came out. Cryptic had it on their website and there was no other way to embed it on our homepage, which I wanted to do.

You could set up a playlist and just add the videos to that, but I don't think a lot of the social functions would work that way. Like if anyone subscribed to the channel, you wouldn't get any notifications of new videos being added. Not that I'm against using it thusly, just saying it wouldn't be as effective as uploading the videos directly which we could do too.

I was there

Quote by Lars1091

Wouldn't it be possible to make a Stonewall-list instead of a channel? Then everyone can upload their own vids and the admin of the list can then add these vids to the list. It could avoid a lot of work.

Yep, that's essentially what I meant :) Should be easy enough to add already published YouTube vids to the Stonewall channel.

It would help our members if everything was centralized. I'm not YouTube savvy -what is the difference between "adding" content to a main channel and creating a list? Both methods seem like a great way to centralize content.

Wouldn't it be possible to make a Stonewall-list instead of a channel? Then everyone can upload their own vids and the admin of the list can then add these vids to the list. It could avoid a lot of work.

We have a youtube channel (aybe members who have created tutorials, videos and guides might consent to allowing them to be added to the official Stonewall channel, thereby giving it some purpose. Aikune's live streams would be a good addition, and I'd be willing to donate my tutorial videos, if you're willing to add them.