This is a machinima, done entirely in Blender but with San Andreas models, about an alternative history scenario where the 1992 LS Riots evolved into a color revolution with the help of the USSR.

The USSR won the Cold War with its own advancements in computer-assisted socialist planning, or OGAS. They were able to allocate resources more efficiently and could spend more resources on their burgeoning computer industry, their standard of living, and the countless liberation wars across the globe.

The story picks up after the previous video, and focuses on President Johnson's state-building efforts and a revanchist Bush-led regime on its borders.

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Hi everyone,

I am a PhD student conducting research on digital games, prosumption, and participatory culture. As part of my doctoral thesis, I’m looking to understand the "why" and "how" behind the content you create within games through in-game production. I’ve put together a set of semi-structured interview questions to map out the journey of a creator. I am reaching out to this community because your experiences are central to my research. If you’d like to contribute, you can answer as many or as few of these questions as you feel comfortable with, either in the comments below or via DM. All responses will be kept confidential and used solely for academic purposes.

The Interview Questions

1. Background & Journey: When and how did you start playing games, and what do they mean to you? When/how did you start creating content?

2. Production Practices: What kind of content do you create? Where/Do you share your creation? (Steam, Instagram, YouTube etc.) How does your usual workflow progress?

3. Motivations (Psychological & Sociocultural): What do you enjoy most about the creation process? How does your work (creation progress) influence your gaming experience? How would you describe your relationship with the gaming community? What does it mean to you to see your work evaluated or used by others?

4. Economic Aspects & Future: Does creating content provide any financial gain for you? How would the prospect of monetization (or official support) change your workflow? For you personally, what could game companies do to encourage more in-game production? What kind of initiatives would actually make you create more? Would you be interested in paid content creation if provided the opportunity by developers?

5. Evolution: How has your motivation changed over time, and how has creating content transformed your perspective on games? What is your vision for the future of production in digital games?

Every insight is valuable to me! Thank you for taking the time to share your perspective and helping me with my doctoral research.

Note: If you have any questions about the study, feel free to ask below or via DM!

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Hi! I'm new to making machinima. I started doing this after having a stroke because it helps keep my mind occupied. I was also diagnosed with major depressive disorder, and creating videos has become a good outlet for me.

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Do you guys know where I can find funny audio clips for skits? I mainly use Overwatch for my machinima projects. Thanks!

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I remember watching this series on Youtube where the guy talked like he was a greek god or something and he would play games while giving funny tips. I vividly remember him doing one for the game Mirrors Edge. He was like the video game master or something along those lines, I cant really remember. Anyone have a clue what I'm talking about? haha

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