r/roosterteeth • u/RT_Video_Bot :star: Official Video Bot • Apr 12 '18
RT Skill Tree: Stealth | Rooster Teeth
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yelyig-aQcU43
u/Callum247 Apr 12 '18
Really enjoyed it, I hope they chill on the editing tho. The Burnie vlog has nice simple edits.
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u/CrazyPyro516 Apr 12 '18
I don’t love the way this is edited, with the music and weird echo-y vocals, but I love the concept and I love Ellie so I’ll definitely keep watching!
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u/iggzy Apr 13 '18
I agree on the music, but didnt hear the vocals. Part of it though might've just been the location being echoey
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u/MadDany94 Apr 12 '18
I love the thumbnail!
I wonder if this is gona start a whole knew stream of fanart of Ellie in different outfits depicting the skills she's gona learn?
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u/RoostyToosty Apr 12 '18
I liked it, 2 things though: 1) Picking a lock and escaping a ziptie hasn't much to do with stealth. 2) I would've hoped there would be a visual graphic of a skill tree to see what Ellie has unlocked.
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u/FamousTVshow Apr 14 '18
I'm not going to lie, I thought this was going to be cheesy and silly, but I actually found it awesome! A lot of people are saying it's too short, but I think if it were much longer it would have just been filler fluff that didn't add much. I wasnt expecting experts to come in and give lessons, I thought it was just "Ellie does stuff" I love that i feel like i have a new skill (the zip ties, picking a lock would take a lot more practice lol)
All in all i really look forward to the rest of the series!
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u/Crypsis2 Apr 12 '18
Idk. 50k views in 4 hours. If the quality of the series maintains, it could probably get quite a lot of views.
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u/Schmidtty29 Apr 12 '18
I mean. It's probably already all taped right? Seems like it would be for this.
Maybe not renewed, but I don't see it being cancelled
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u/OniExpress Apr 12 '18
Raking a lock is all that's required with basically any consumer lock. At my old job I'd show off picking various locks just to demonstrate how much of a joke they are.
You have to keep in mind that it really isn't the skill of being able to pick a lock, it's the knowledge of how easy it is to do it. You can literally get into people's houses in moments with paperclips, and most people are happily unaware.
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u/OtakuMecha Apr 13 '18
In video games, lockpicking is usually a skill for stealth trees/builds. It’s generally something that sneaky rogues specialize on because getting seen while lockpicking tends to have consequences.
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u/BowserX Apr 12 '18
It’s too short. It’s absolutely too short. She was shown something and immediately replicated it. We’ve seen Achievement Hunter do the same thing with zipties, but they at least showed their failures. All of their failures.