There was one great guy once named Total Biscuit, he is not with us here anymore, but he left good example, checking settings (nobody does this because I don't know maybe ppl think it's boring or nerd, but it's the base of everything and I liked that you did dedicate a good part of the video to this). However example of who did things well is important, it's like history so I mentioned him.
He was a famous UK\GB youtuber reviewer influencer for videogames.
Anyway... thanks I will check PatologTV and see you around!

If you like on detail vids make sure to give PatologTV a try. He does mostly single player stuff but you will love the cinematic and detailed walkthroughs he does.

Take care. Sorry for not being what you were looking for but if you have any interest on high difficulty gameplays on coop games you know where to find me.

Cheers.

Of course the world doesn't go around me, and the search is always long. Thanks for your video and effort, is pretty big and rare to see someone showing in the video all these things and make stuff be readable also to a new comer. best regards.

I undesrstand your point but maybe I wasnt clear in my other comment. I don't do videos to showcase every single piece of equipment they have. i just make vids on high difficulties mostly for people who have the game AND want to do high difficulties.

I have 53 vids on AFT on my channel, imagine the work I would have to do if I would show every single piece for newcomers (considering that would be my goal)

You just want to look on other channels as I tried to make you understand thats not the point of my vids at all. If I would have to explain this further is just not worth it.

PS: Cleary you dont understand neither what a speedrun is.

Hope you have a good day.

At 6:17 and following seconds you don't show cards but go over them in a speed manner so one cannot actually read what the card is about.
It's a common practice, a failure of communication the one where people think other watchers own the game, maybe they want to use a video to inform themselves before buying. This is actually the problem of today game world. Spoil. People are spoiled. I do not buy games before making sure they are what I'd like to have or I might do it but rarely. I watch videos to get information, not to watch a screen with moving figures.
There is this cliché of lack of understanding there is someone on the other side that doesn't own the game, otherwise I would not watch the video if I had the game.
Your video is pretty complete and yes it's a speed run style, anyway... thanks ciao.

Hello Léonard. I don't do inmersive gameplays, neither speedruns. I just showed what its like the gameplay of that new mode back in the day. It's merely a "let's take a look" short of video and anyway it couldn't be hardcore as the first levels are even more easy that the easy difficulty in the normal campaing.

As for the cards, they ara show on 6:17. Pretty self explanatory as they are the same as vanilla campaing.

Either way hope you had a good time watching it. Cheers.

Thanks for this video, I always look for hardcore immersion in games, and possibly with team mates, to achieve a sort of "cinematic and immersive experience, like creating a sort of tactical cut scene, feeding the thirst for high quality hyper realism flow... (just one thing, it would have been cool if you allowed to see which cards are available, sort of review)
This is a Speed run (a little bit hard to watch for me), it's completely the opposite of what I like and the contrary of what I play for, but it's still cool to see all the parts of the game (settings are not shown) but most of the things are.