Posts from VODs of our streamers on Rutracker.

It would be great if there was also a guide on torrents.

BitTorrent is a data exchange protocol over the internet, the essence of which is that you exchange data with other participants in the network. Hence, the main principle is to upload as much as you download.

First, you need to install a torrent client. A program that you will use to download and upload files from torrents.ru.

For Windows:

* µTorrent (recommended 1.6.1/1.7.5)
* BitComet (recommended 0.7x/0.8x)
* Shareaza
* BitSpirit
* ABC

Cross-platform:

* Azureus
* MLDonkey
* BitTornado

You can download version uTorrent 1.6.1 here
You can download version uTorrent 1.7.7 here
You can download version uTorrent 1.8.2 here
(language packs are already included in the archives)

After you have chosen, downloaded, and installed a client, you start searching for the material you would like to download. If you already know what you need, go ahead and good luck. If not, it is best to start by browsing the sections of our tracker; you can also use the tracker search. To make the search more successful, we recommend that you familiarize yourself with the instructions on how to use the Tracker Search?
Find the material you are interested in in the search, go to the desired topic...


and download the torrent file.
We advise you to rename the torrent so that it is easier to find in the future.
Be careful, the torrent file is downloaded by the browser (such as Internet Explorer, Opera, Mozilla Firefox, etc.), and not by download managers (such as FlashGet, ReGet, Download Master, etc.). If you are an Opera user, disable the built-in BitTorrent client.

1. Open the torrent
2. Uncheck the files in the torrent that you do not want to download. Leave only the files (file) you need.
3. Click OK.
In the uTorrent client
Instructions

1) Open the torrent

Uncheck the files in the torrent that you do not want to download:

* either manually, unchecking each file (screenshot #1)
* or, by clicking the "Uncheck All" button, unchecking all files at once (screenshot #2)

#1

#2

Leave only the files (file) you need.

Click OK

I don't have time to deal with torrents right now, and my internet connection isn't fast enough to distribute files to many people at once. So, I'll upload the new content to Rapidgator, as it works well. This time, it was a recording of a real game, but unfortunately, there were frequent disconnections, and dealing with the video was distracting, so when the most intense part of the game started, the camera was turned off (I mixed up the hotkey and... poof). The game was for a clan tournament; my opponent was SEM-56 – my blue dungeon against his castle. Only the first week has been processed so far, and that's what I'm uploading. I apologize in advance for the voiceover; I caught a cold the other day. In total, the video covers 3.5 weeks, and the most frustrating thing is that it ended right before taking the utopia.
broken link Dungeon, first week[/URL] Size: 153 MB. Duration: 43:40. Format: mp4 (MPEG-4).

I always have saves, it's just a matter of time. Right now (while I'm sick) I've been working on videos :). By the way, was the "ser" perhaps inspired by the tribunal? :D

I wouldn't even touch the maximum difficulty with such a setup, that's one. The video isn't educational at all, that's two. This is a real game, and the situation isn't ideal; it feels like you could take level 15 with these forces, but the trolls will definitely be reduced by half, and you'd have to sacrifice harpies to remove the debuffs instead of tanking with mages. It's strange somehow – they asked for a real game, but it turns out they didn't need it...

VOD from invisible.
1st gaming week for Dungeon/Shakti.
Size: 33 MB. Duration: 36:40. Video format: mp4.
Video without sound and without editing. Recorded from start to finish "as is".
broken link

Sir invisible reviewed your video and would like to share his suggestions: it is necessary to record with a higher resolution, for example, 640*480, because the numbers are practically indistinguishable; you can only barely guess them. Also, audio accompaniment would be nice to hear (at least in key moments), which will not significantly affect the size but will definitely add clarity to your ideas and plans (because it is not always clear to a beginner what the purpose of certain actions of experienced players is).

Besides, it turns out to be somewhat the opposite of Konstantin's video from the first week, where he attacks a tower.
Konstantin, if I'm not mistaken, takes on the Dwarven Stronghold, with 20 units. And the question arises: what if he had used the maximum number of units – what would the outcome of the battle have been? And the answer is immediately clear: the next attack on the Dwarven Stronghold, with almost no losses, although without morale, but that's okay.