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Inareon 14 Jul, 2019 @ 7:59pm
Interesting idea but to much games in to short time and to many categories
In general the automatic show it like a movie of mirco trailers. I started the movie and see OK 30 games in New and Popular then after around 4min its already finished and then it`s starts with a complete different topic.

Things like indie or best seller are ok (even if is show partly older games) but I don`t think we need categories inside like action, simulator or devs recommendation. This kind of things are to detailed/specific for a trailer and if people using the mirco trailer function there will be looking for this kind of things with that tool more then by looking this trailer.

Better use longer trailers for each game and over all lesser games.

Beside this it would be good to add games to the wish list or ignore list while playing the trailer. Could be added directly under the game link on the right side.
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Hobb 14 Jul, 2019 @ 8:55pm 
Agreed, fewer categories and longer trailers would be better. Still relatively short, but not this short, maybe 10 or 15 seconds per trailer would be a better length?
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Inareon 14 Jul, 2019 @ 9:17pm 
Yes 10-15 sec. should be better, in general i would say less then 30 sec. for each game should be enough.
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zinofrak 14 Jul, 2019 @ 9:25pm 
I agree with rjBadger's feedback. Try to keep the show to more than 15 videos or group them by a theme (i.e. - FPS, RPG, Indie, etc.).
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Zaelocke 14 Jul, 2019 @ 9:35pm 
I agree with the above. A trailer length of 10 - 15 seconds for 3 - 5 games would perfect imho. Which gives each game ~3 seconds of time in said trailer.
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