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They also have a YouTube channel that adds images and video to the same audio track. A lot of it is just stock footage, but I like the images of ruins and the r
by danielparks 5y ago
They also have a YouTube channel that adds images and video to the same audio track. A lot of it is just stock footage, but I like the images of ruins and the renders of what cities might have looked like in the past. It’s especially helpful when they’re discussing artwork.
https://youtube.com/c/FallofCivilizationsPodcast https://youtube.com/c/FallofCivilizationsPodcast
(This particular episode is not out with images yet.)
- lucidbee 5y agoAwesome tip. Thank you.
- pests 5y agoJust so you know, the last two (or so) videos have had expensive custom images, video, reconstructions, illustrations, self shot on-location imagery, etc. He mentioned it in an intro awhile back. That's the reason for the long delay between recent videos. The stock stuff earlier really adds value though. It's not some generic background pan and zoom. If it's in the background it's probably being activity talked about and being used as a visual aid. Having a map of an area or seeing the ruins as they are today or quotes from sou fe out of books etc really elevates the experience. I honestly don't listen to the non-video ones they are such an essential element.