<div class="quote"><i> <p>GMRE wrote: Follow this guide: </p>

• Make a video. Just get any video file. Either record your gameplay, or get a camera and move the file to your PC.
• Make an account at youtube.
• Upload the video.
  • Give the video some relevant tags so people can find it.

<p>Done. </p> </i></div>
<p>Sounds about right. You forgot the editing part though. </p>

<p>Editing is only needed if you want to put 2 or more video files together into a more complex final video. Most videos on youtube have no editing. Some have plenty, but it's easier to learn one step at a time. </p>

<p><strike>Has it ever crossed your mind that I don't plan on creating a vid?</strike> Though I did have to create one for school but I found a loophole and used that </p>

<p>No. Also, as a wiki-person, providing intel is what I do. </p><p>I've also heard that at some schools in some countries they teach basic programing to 7 year olds. When I was that old, I'd never even seen a computer. Other than fictional ones, like KITT, on TV. </p>

<p>After playing Just Cause 3, I can say that Just Cause 1 has my favorite story because it really felt like toppling a government, followed by Just Cause 3 as a close second. (Listen to all the Di Ravello audio tapes and the story becomes a lot better!) </p>

<p>@GMRE I was never one to create videos anyway </p><p>And like you, I'm just a intel provider (plus apparent grammar policia) </p><p>@UNHC JC3 is 1st for everything </p><p>JC2 is 2nd in terms of open-world gameplay but last for story </p><p>JC1 is last in open-world gameplay but 2nd for story </p>

<p>JC1 was suppose to be relatively realistic, like an older Bond movie. </p>

Heh

JC3s.

All the way