Minecraft Hide n Seek.
Aug. 8th, 2013 11:25 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
crazychicknladyC learns most of what he knows about minecraft from watching YouTube videos. Last night he asked to play on a multiplayer server designed around mini games.
Eventually we located the Hide n Seek game (the trick was going into the Arcade area first).
C had just finished a video and the person mentioned he had put the link to this super fun site in the description. C often has me check descriptions for links, especially to the next video in a series he wants to watch.
I've been putting links in our Youtube video descriptions, but I think without the audio prompt in the actual video, a lot of people don't bother to look at the description. Though, when I mentioned this idea to H, she told me she loves looking at the descriptions, and especially the comments below the description. I suppose if we had enough viewers to actually get comments, then my descriptions might garner more attention.
C decided to screencast a round, thus the embedded video above.
Eventually we located the Hide n Seek game (the trick was going into the Arcade area first).
C had just finished a video and the person mentioned he had put the link to this super fun site in the description. C often has me check descriptions for links, especially to the next video in a series he wants to watch.
I've been putting links in our Youtube video descriptions, but I think without the audio prompt in the actual video, a lot of people don't bother to look at the description. Though, when I mentioned this idea to H, she told me she loves looking at the descriptions, and especially the comments below the description. I suppose if we had enough viewers to actually get comments, then my descriptions might garner more attention.
C decided to screencast a round, thus the embedded video above.
