Mchan's Versus FAQ

Q: How do you guys record?
A: Me and my opponent(s) record our own separate gameplay footages and they send me their videos so I can use them to edit it together. As of Super Mario 3D All-Stars, we use a Discord bot called Craig to record the voice call and it seperates the audio tracks for all users so I can edit each voice audio individually.

Q: How do you make multiple screen appear at once?
A: I use Sony Vegas Pro 16 using its cropping tool to zoom out on all gameplay screens to put them together.

Q: Can you see each other's screens while you're playing?
A: No, we only get to see the full outcomes of our gameplays as soon as I edit them all together and publish the final products of the videos. When we do the recordings, we're usually in a voice chat as we're playing.

Q: Can I participate in your versus? How would I join?
A: I usually announce my races beforehand either on Twitter or my Discord server. If you do not follow me on Twitter or are not in my server, then you're most likely out of luck to join these. I also private message those that I think are good at video games to challenge me in these projects. It's first come, first serve. Unlike most people, I do not require a certain amount or type of people to race me. All skill levels are welcome to join in. However, you must be an experienced YouTuber in order for you be part of a member of my versus projects. Now that does not mean that you have to be "popular". I will not be looking at your viewer count, subscriber count, viewer comments or any of that, I will just be looking at your content to see what type of videos you have on your channel. If I like your channel, then I will subscribe to you and let you join. I would highly recommend that you add me on Discord (MchanPlayz#2916) for further contact with me so that it's easiest to keep in touch on recording plans.

Q: Can I still race along even if I'm not an official member of the versus?
A: Yes, all you have to do is post a video response on the comments section of you racing using the same rules as us. I will be looking at the whole episode to see if you are using our same rules. Your video does not have to be in direct-capture quality. Camcorder recordings are allowed as long as you have footage of your perspective of the race. If you're just posting in the comments about your progress without any video proof of your race, then I will not count you as racing.

Q: How are you so good at [this game]?
A: "Practice makes perfect". If you're good at something, then put your time into bettering yourself at it. But do not force yourself to do something. It takes time and in due time you'll be the best. If you're like me, then you're still probably gonna play bad.

Q: Can you do [this game] as your next versus?
A: I do not take requests but I will take them as suggestions if the demand gets popular enough. I am open to race you for your own channel. Just hit me up and we can work out the details

Q: You did [this trick]! That's not fair! You're cheating!
A: If it is utilized into the game's program and/or original hardware, then it's fair game.

*more questions will be added here once I get tired of answering some*