And here I thought I was worried about
coverage... 
Machinima.com, as per the service agreement I "made" with them, have been given license to redistribute the video. I thought this meant just for airing purposes on their website, but apparently this also includes adding the video to their massive YouTube playlist. Since it was uploaded 6 days ago, it has been viewed over 17,000 times
, and received 268 comments (covering 27 pages). There's a good amount of both positive and negative feedback, as well as several confused people. Outside of the comments from which I am able to learn something to adapt in future videos, I have discovered the following things:
1) There are a new generation of gamers who believe that the original Unreal Tournament must be UT2003.
2) We have evolved as a species from chain letters/emails to chain YouTube comments.
3) If we don't know what went into a movie, the credits at the end are not necessarily the first place we look.
4) There is a slim chance that I am responsible for
this.
5) The person who comments first shall be worshiped as though they were a god.
It makes for an interesting read over though, and I am surprised and pleased to get that much feedback, positive, negative, or otherwise, within such a short time.
One in particular stood out above all the rest:
This video made me want to become a internet ninja so i could reach through the internet and strangle the mother****er who made it.On the other hand,if I even hear about Unreal Tournament from anybody,I will ****ing kill them.
Huh.
