Yahtzee's apparence was compelling.

The video was cinematic.

I give it a review score of [Divide by 0 error].

Well, how...compelling.

It's nice to see an appearance from Yahtzee. It was rather...cinematic.

Haha nice appearence from Yahtzee, could barely recognise him. Overall a compelling episode

Also, why was the Metal Gear Solid bit satrie? ;)

Doug:
Also, why was the Metal Gear Solid bit satrie? ;)

C-C-C(Compeling)-COMBO BREAKER!

Compelling, cinematic, and not very useful in a fight are 3 ways to describe me.

Might I add another stereotypical review line?

If you fan of these kinda videos, watch it!

Hat-less Yahtzee hehe
The whole ep so ..compelling xP..
good ep as usual ENN

Lol, cookie for featuring Yathzee :3

As a Scotsman, I'm not sure whether or not to be offended by the video, so I won't.

I like this formula better then what it's been in past episodes, a more Onion-like experience.

Yahtzee was decently funny, but didn't really shine, not sure if it's the role that confined him or inexperience with on-screen comedy.

That video was COMPELLING!

lol at the comment on Vegeta!

hilarious keep em coming, i hope ENN is juust what gaming culture needs. kinda like our own onion

Highlandheadbanger:
Yahtzee was decently funny, but didn't really shine, not sure if it's the role that confined him or inexperience with on-screen comedy.

BlueInkAlchemist:
I don't think he was trying to shine, just to contribute. He played it straight and that added to the overall experience, rather than going over the top and taking anything away from it.

I think that actually makes a very good point, considering he's responsible for his own projects he needs to focus on. Also, this video is of a very different tone and atmosphere than Yahtzee's usual rants and over-the-top comedic styling, using that would undoubtably distract focus away from Graham and Cathleen, which would weaken the video in my opinion. His role undoubtably supports the main focus of the video, without overpowering and ruining the dynamic.

I can't help, though, but pick-up on a somewhat monotone pitch in his voice during the video. There were a few punchlines he delivered that could have benefited from more dynamic volume and intonation punctuation. He did infuse some into his delivery, but it was done so conservatively it felt overly contained, a certain meekness I attribute to being both out of character and placed in a role out of one's usual comfort zone and without a properly developed character persona to draw upon (or maybe I'm looking too much into something that doesn't need exploring).

BlueInkAlchemist:

Highlandheadbanger:

I can't help, though, but pick-up on a somewhat monotone pitch in his voice during the video. There were a few punchlines he delivered that could have benefited from more dynamic volume and intonation punctuation. He did infuse some into his delivery, but it was done so conservatively it felt overly contained, a certain meekness I attribute to being both out of character and placed in a role out of one's usual comfort zone and without a properly developed character persona to draw upon (or maybe I'm looking too much into something that doesn't need exploring).

He *is* portraying an executive for a much less dynamic gaming journalism company than the Escapist, so I think it's natural for him to appear somewhat uninterested in the particulars of gaming, since he'd have other things on his mind, such as the state of his Audi or the prostitute under the conference table.

Probably so, I'm sure I'm just focusing too much attention onto trivial minutia.