This week's video is going to address how copyright law affects
the creation and use of Open Educational Resources.
We'll do that by sharing five useful tips for navigating fair use, Creative Commons
licenses, and even what constitutes openness.
Tip number one: not all Creative Commons licenses are fully "open."
Creative Commons licenses are legally binding, customizable copyright licenses that you can
attach to a work to indicate what permissions users are allowed
to have when using your creation.
These licenses come in six types, with four distinct, interchangeable pieces.
These pieces denote the conditions under which an item can be used.
However, some of these Creative Commons licenses are more open than others, and allow users
to have more control over how they can use the items.
It's important when you're creating or using an Open Educational Resource that you
understand what these licenses mean, so you can avoid infringing on another owner's copyright,
and so you can decide which license you want to assign to your own resources as well.
Tip number two: Combining Creative Commons licenses isn't always easy.
When you're making a new resource out of a combination of old ones
(something that's actually pretty common with OER),
you need to take into account the individual licenses for each of the items you're using.
These three conditions, the ShareAlike, No Derivatives, and Non-Commercial conditions,
don't really mix well with resources licensed differently.
In fact, if you want to use an item licensed with a No Derivatives CC license
in a combination work, you just can't.
The only way you can include an item with a No Derivatives license is by linking out
to where it was originally shared.
As you can see on this graph, there are a lot of Creative Commons licenses that work
well with others, but the ShareClike, Non-Commercial, and No Derivatives licenses can be rough to
navigate around when licensing new materials that incorporate a combination of old ones.
When creating new OER or adapting existing materials, understanding how these licenses
work together can also be really useful.
Tip number three: Fair use is not a right.
It's a legally defensible position.
Now, this point has been argued a lot on the Internet, and as educators, I'm sure you're used to using
the "fair use" defense when deciding how to share copyrighted materials with your class.
But when you're creating a new Open Educational Resource and you want to include copyrighted
material… well, there are some things you need to remember.
According to the US Copyright Office, "Fair use is a legal doctrine that promotes freedom
of expression by permitting the unlicensed use of copyright-protected works
in certain circumstances."
That's fairly vague language, and it's vague for a reason.
Fair use is a defense that you have to build.
If you infringe on a company or individual's copyright, they can take you to court for
that, and although you can fight back and say "fair use!" you also have to prove
that your use was fair.
But how do you do that?
There are four things taken into account.
The first is purpose.
This is probably the topic you have the most familiarity with.
It relates to the purpose of the use of the original work.
Are you using the work to teach, inform, parody, or critique?
This can make your case easier, but it isn't enough to prove fair use.
The second point you need to consider is the nature of the original work.
If you're sharing work from an encyclopedia or other factual creation, you are probably
going to have a better case than if you're borrowing material from a novel, movie, or song:
creative works that need more protection under copyright law.
Third, you need to consider the amount of the copyrighted work that you're using.
Is the clip or quote integral to the original work, or are you taking something insubstantial?
Finally, fair use considers the effect that your use of the copyrighted work has on the original.
Are you sharing copies of a newly published work, and diminishing potential sales?
Most uses of copyrighted works for educational purposes don't have a large effect on the
original, but this is still something to consider when you're thinking of using a "fair use" defense.
So, remember: although fair use is a good defense, it's not a guarantee of safety
if you choose to use copyrighted materials.
Even if you think that the way you're using those materials is consistent with the four
points I've just covered, the owner of those works can still fight to take down your creation,
and for a single image or sound bite, is it really worth the risk?
Tip number four: You might not own the copyright to "your" creations.
Let's say you're writing an open textbook, and you want to include a chapter you used
in your first scholarly monograph, because it covers the same material.
You'll edit the information of course, and update it, but it's still recognizable as the same chapter.
Is that illegal?
Well, if you signed a generic contract with your publisher when your book came out,
it might be.
Although you do own the copyright over things you've created, you might not own the copyright
for creations like research publications that you've signed a contract for and work completed
on company time for an employer.
Furthermore, you can't defend your copyright over works you don't have control over,
ideas you haven't expressed in some way, or works you've forfeited your rights over,
like for Creative Commons-licensed works.
Before releasing an open educational resource, consider what rights you would like to retain
and what rights you would like to allow others to exercise over your works.
Tip number five: CC BY alone doesn't make it "open."
Open Educational Resources are unique.
Unlike open access research articles, a lot of an OER's value
comes from its ability to be edited by users.
In fact, to be usable in different classrooms, OER need to be
both accessible and adaptable.
Because of this, open licensing is only the first step to making an educational resource "open."
Sharing the resources in proprietary formats, like pdf, limits users' abilities to edit your resource,
and makes your CC-BY license pretty useless.
One thing you can do to make your resources more adaptable is to share them in multiple formats.
Feel free to share your work in your preferred file formats, but make sure that at least
one of your shared formats is something users can get into without needing to pay money
for different software.
Understanding copyright is important when creating and sharing OER, but
saying someone can edit your work and making it possible for them to edit it are two very different things.
Take both into account when you're creating or adapting a new Open Educational Resource.
And remember: although it can be confusing and difficult to navigate,
copyright law is there to protect your rights.
When sharing resources openly, you still have control over
how many and which of those rights you want to keep.
And as always, if you have any questions about any of the topics this video covered today,
feel free to contact your librarian, or check out our library guides on OER and copyright in the description.
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- My name is Prez, and I work at Thrillist.
Around these parts, I'm known as the $5 Lunch Guy.
Every episode, I'm gonna put you guys
onto the very finest New York grub for $5 or less.
What do you mean the hookah spot with the wine glass?
What is this?
- Oh, you go to a hookah spot.
You inhale some smoke, you got the wine glass.
You got like halfway in, you can tilt it up.
- But does it--
Listen, Disembodied Hand.
Y'all gotta chill.
I mean, how you have two hands and no body?
C'mon, Hand!
All right.
Pizza?
Easy, we can get that anywhere.
Go down the street and get one.
Bagels?
Also too easy.
We can go anywhere and get a really good bagel.
But, if we combine them, it becomes pizza bagel!
Hey, let's do that episode!
Guys, you guys know where to get a pizza bagel?
- Yo, we working.
- Wow, OK, um, I'll just figure it out myself then.
Pizzas and bagels.
Separate, they're a heated debate, but together,
they're one of New York's favorite Frankenfoods.
Now, are we really about to do
an episode about pizza bagels?
Hell yeah, we are!
Not only am I gonna show you where to get them,
we're going to the legendary Kossar's,
who has one of the best bagels in this city.
So, they decided to put a pizza on top of it.
Let's go.
These are the rules of "Operation 5 Buck Lunch."
It's gotta be good, because nobody wants bad food for lunch.
No big chains, 'cause that's just too easy.
It's gotta be $5 or less,
and whatever I don't use today
rolls over into the next episode.
In the scale of more important to New York,
which do you feel is more important, pizza or bagels?
- Bagels. - Yeah, pizza.
- Pizza. - Pizza.
- Isn't New York one of the first places
where pizza was introduced in America?
- That's true. - I mean,
that's pretty quintessentially New York.
- What do you think about pizza bagels?
- It sounds processed.
- It sounds processed to you?
- When I think of pizza bagels,
I think of the soggy things that you would get
served in the cafeteria. - Get in the freezer.
OK.
You know the pizza bagel song?
Pizza in the morning.
- Pizza in the evening.
Pizza at suppertime.
- Pizza's on a bagel.
You can eat pizza anytime.
Thank you, you're the first person who knows that song.
That's how I know she's a real one.
Hoo, hoo, hoo, hoo, hoo.
Bang, fun fact.
So, guys, Richard Katz of Katz Bagel Bakery
in Chelsea, Massachusetts, a third-generation bagel baker,
claims that his father Harry invented pizza bagels in 1970.
Only problem is, there's nobody out here
raving for Massachusetts bagels, so, no.
Almost stepped on poop.
We are in Kossar's, the world-famous bakery
in the Lower East Side, and as soon as you walk in,
you're hit with a proper bagel smell.
They're making it right behind me.
I'm trying to get me some of this pizza bagel.
Of course you can see all of
their different selections behind us,
but I'm here for one thing and one thing only,
and I'm trying to eat it right now.
Let's go.
- A bagel is a 24-hour process.
Like, we'll roll the bagels today for tomorrow.
- [Prez] Really?
- [Baker] Yes.
Bagels are boiled and then baked,
and they're baked upside down first
to get the crust on the bottom,
and then they're flipped over off the board
so they're baked on burlap-covered boards.
- OK.
- And then baked on top.
It's a bit of a process.
- We're here for the pizza bagel, which I see is $3.25,
but for all of the who are gonna be mad
that we came to Kossar's and only got a bagel,
could we also get a bialy?
Like, how much would that come out to?
- Comes out to about five bucks.
- About five bucks?
OK, OK.
Let's do that -- let's get both.
I'm starving and super-excited.
Let's do it.
How much does that come out to?
- That comes out to $5.06.
- OK, um, well, this is--
Oh, thank you so much, Disembodied Hand.
Shout out.
$5.06.
- Thank you!
- Guys.
Got my bagel, got my bialy.
Let's do it.
Get in nice and close.
Just a classic bagel, beautifully baked.
A Bagel Bite's a little, tiny, little bagel
that you stuff in your oven or your microwave,
and you nuke or burn the crap of in like two seconds.
This is a 24-hour process, this pizza bagel right here,
as I just learned, and they're not messing around.
This isn't like a fake pizza bagel
where they just drop some cheese
and maybe like a pepperoni on top.
This is, like, real.
Look, the cheese is, like, gooey!
The sauce is under.
If it's done right, it's tough and crisp on the bottom,
but then it's fluffy on the inside.
It's dense, but it's not too dense, you know what I mean?
It's the perfect balance.
A New York bagel is a balancing act,
and that's why we do it the best, you know?
Let's get into it.
Mmm.
Mmm, yup, yup, yup.
Mmm.
Now this sauce is like a sweet sauce
rather than anything else, and I love me a sweet sauce.
I like a sweet sauce.
I'm a second-wave pizza kind of guy,
so this is hitting it for me.
I'ma let you guys on a little secret.
You ever wanna know why our pizzas and bagels are the best?
It's our tap water.
Shout out to New York City tap water.
Y'all made our industry fantastic.
Like, look at this.
It's beautiful.
It's crunchy, but it's soft at the same time.
Now, my favorite part of the pizza bagel
is that you get to eat it twice.
So I have to say that this is my favorite Frankenstein food,
but sometimes I think to myself,
"What else could I put together
to make something delicious?"
Maybe like a sushi burrito?
Philly cheesesteak donut?
Bacon, egg &cheese sauce?
That'd be good, right?
Get a look at that.
It's steaming, it's smoking, it's fresh.
Last bite.
The last morsel.
I love you.
Today is a good day.
Today's mission: pizza and bagels.
Man, two things that are equally loved in New York City.
Now, I don't know if it's something in the water
or the mountain of tradition.
I mean, it's not something that we're gonna solve today,
nor am I gonna try, but we came down to Kossar's
to have what I believe is the best bagel in the city,
and they took it up a notch by
putting some pizza on top of it.
Come down here and try it.
I 100% co-sign this.
Now.
We've hit every single one of our points.
Mission success.
It's in budget, not a big chain, and it's damn good,
which is the most important part.
Guys, try this.
Really, try this.
Now I'm gonna take my bialy and eat it for dinner.
See you guys later.
Yo, just sing better.
I don't understand what the problem is.
Oh, hey, guys.
So, we have an Instagram now at @5dollarlunchguy.
Hit us up in the comments.
Send us DMs as to where we should go next.
Follow, like, share, subscribe,
and I'll see you guys next time.
Byeeee!
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It's been a long day
Without you, my friend
And I'll tell you all about it when I see you again
We've come a long way
From where we began
Oh, I'll tell you all about it when I see you again
When I see you again...
Call me baby if you need a friend
I just want to give you love
C'mon ,C'mon ,C'mon
Reaching out to you so take a chance
No matter where you go
You know you're not alone
I'm only one call away
I'll be there to save the day
Superman got nothing on me
I'm only one call away
It's been a long day
Without you, my friend
And I'll tell you all about it when I see you again
We've come a long way
From where we began
Oh, I'll tell you all about it when I see you again
When I see you again
Come along with me and don't be scared
I just want to set you free
C'mon ,C'mon ,C'mon
You and me can make it anywhere
No matter where you go
You know you're not alone
I'm only one call away
I'll be there to save the day
Superman got nothing on me
I'm only one call away
I'm only one...
Call away...
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$140k PER MONTH ON SHOPIFY STORE (PRINT ON DEMAND) 💰 - Duration: 8:54.
What's up guys it's your boy Nick and welcome back to a channel where I talk
about how to make money every single day today I'm gonna be showing you a crazy
website well not really crazy but website a lot of people don't even know
about that you can easily look at to get ideas or entice on where to start free
commerce Shopify things like that you can even you just website for other
ventures if need inspiration for developing a website or whatever it is
you're looking to do online involving a website but today in particular I'm
going to show you how one storage generating over a hundred and forty
thousand dollars per month a lot of times I hear a lot of people saying oh I
don't know where to get started with Shopify I'm not how to select a niche
and all this and that how to build a website but little do they know these
things are pretty simple to do and I always tell people don't overthink going
into a niche it's not that difficult to select I always tell people go where the
money is and you find where things are validated by looking at stores that are
already successful already making a lot of money because if they're making you
money then obviously they're consumers you want that product or that there are
consumers in that niche whatever they're selling so you'll necessarily have to
copy them you can kind of design or sell products similar to theirs but before
we get to the video make sure you smash that like button subscribe and leave a
comment below because I had to respond to every single person's questions below
so without further ado let's get right to the video and see how you were making
an absolutely insane amount of money per month a few videos past I made a video
about another website that little Shopify owns on how to look at other
successful stores who are selling their websites and you can literally just look
at how much what they're doing you can look at how much they're making per
month you can look at what kind of traffic they're driving etc and kind of
model your store after that they give you a detailed list of the apps are
using and all that you can look for through a few videos back and look at
that video if you want that if you want to learn about that website as well but
today's video we're simply going to go to flippa.com what flipper calm is it
pretty much allows one person who has a website they can sell it for X amount of
dollars to another person who wants to buy it so why do people wanna buy
websites well obviously it takes away a lot of the work in the beginning stages
to design the website already have traffic coming in if the website being
sore - traffic coming in there are a lot of reasons why you would want to buy a
website that's already been established and so right here it's called flipper
calm again it's very easy website and a lot of people don't know about it so
overall it's a pretty useful website but specifically we're gonna use it and
release the ecommerce Shopify so if you go into
the website right here we can see Shopify there's domains website so they
have all different kind of things you guys can search around in but
specifically today let's hit Shopify so once we hit Shopify they have this
integrated feature it'll come up with all of the websites that people have on
Shopify that they want to sell or people have listed it on here so as you can see
we have all these different websites but I'm not really interested in these
websites automatically when I'm thinking money I want to go to the website that's
performing the best what's performing the best I can model that and make the
most money possible you know I'm not interested in Stuarts making a hundred a
two hundred a I want to start making a thousand ten thousand a five thousand a
so we cut the little guys out we go all the way to monthly profit ten to twenty
thousand and we hit search so we come down here and we can see that it gives
us four options so there's three days left and this or something over two
thousand five hundred and they're making what sixty nine thousand oh there ain't
200k per month and they're selling it for two thousand five hundred what seems
a little odd you know so they have these three half of the URL hidden so you can
even see what the website is but nevertheless only here they're selling
over two thousand five hundred but they're making 200k a month which seems
a little odd to me usually on Rock online right now if you love website
that makes a thousand a month you can sell that for twenty four X whatever
it's making per month so if you have websites making a thousand a month you
in kinda you can sell that for twenty four thousand that's just generally what
I've seen the prices are going right now it used to be like twelve months but now
it seems to be twenty four months but nevertheless let's go right here this
one right here the URL is hidden again but they're selling kitchen accessories
as we can see and it's even a drop shipping store so a lot of people say
drop shipping dead absolutely not we can see right here that they are profiting
or they're making yeah seventeen thousand profit four hundred eighteen
dollars per month so that's pretty good and there's something over two hundred
and twenty-five thousand what seems relatively reasonable and you can do a
buy now this one actually lets you see the website
dropship e-commerce again t-shirt brand doing 140 K per month and revenue again
guys t-shirts or a way to make a lot of money it's always been a successful
method and a couple videos back showed you how to make a t-shirt I
showed you an example of a t-shirt that literally had three words on it three
simple words again it was a bit it was a part of like a campaign or something but
nevertheless or a fundraiser and movement some charity I don't know I
don't exactly remember but nevertheless it had three words on it and literally
did like six teeth out or did it over a million dollars one t-shirt so again if
you have a shirt or if you have a website a Shopify website e-commerce
website with good t-shirt designs that can literally be minimalistic very
simple they can make a lot of money assuming you target the right people in
the right niche for those t-shirts so they're selling this for 120,000 and
they're generating 140 thousand a month in revenue so that's pretty crazy we'll
look at that in a second and then finally the last one women's fitness and
yoga apparel four hundred and ninety one thousand and revenue in twelve months so
you could just divide that by twelve but they're selling that for one hundred
thirty seven thousand again the URL is hidden I'm sure if you sign up for an
account and I clicked on one of these and in order to see what they're doing
it will just do it for example you have to sign up and you have to sign a
confidentiality agreement I mean you can pretty much just by looking at the niche
and looking at these numbers identify that yeah it's invalid market so what do
people like in fitness and yoga yoga mat yoga clothing so this pretty much
already validated what you were you were looking for it gave you an idea give you
a niche idea women's fitness and yoga and women females in general buy a lot
online so now that you have Lee print-on-demand you can literally come
to this website and just do more do more searching around you have to necessarily
go for the the stores that are profiting ten to twenty thousand a month you can
kind of look around get more ideas of niches but again print Wonder Man is a
great way right now to make a lot of money online although now that you do
once you have the niche you validated that people want it is kind of just you
know look at their designs maybe if you want to go into the same thing they're
selling you can kind of base obviously don't want to copy directly because
maybe you can get into copyright or trademark problems but just go off and
kind of you know design something that is similar to theirs but obviously you
don't copy their design and you can even go into the same niche as well that you
know that's validated so just go through this website look up some niches then go
to the Shopify store whatever look up print for any of the print on demand
services and you guys find those services start go
you can go to fiverr.com once you validate something then you want to do a
little bit more research about that so we see right here in this flippa that
they are doing drop shipping t-shirts or clothing so if you have no idea how to
well just probably the case you have no idea how to design design t-shirts and
mugs and all that I have to do is go to Fiverr it's a great source for pretty
much anything get cheap work done you can say t-shirt design and boom you have
all these lists for $5 $5 $5 again look at the stars like 1 k+ readings at 5 so
Long's are like with 4.8 to 5 with a lot of ratings that's pretty good so you can
literally get any of these t-shirts designed so once you find a good person
to design your t-shirt just this em hey I'm in this niche I want some t-shirts
that are similar to this or make some t-shirts with this idea don't make it
for you and then you can kind of go from here and make a great website so again
this is a super easy way to generate a lot of money and it avoids that the
problem with long shipping times again the e packet is great because it doesn't
take that long but the printed demand is even better because some of these print
on demand services literally take three days two days depending on the shipping
packages that you choose and again they handle everything so I know how to
express you can have the overlap and just import them directly but they with
apparel demand they literally handle everything they sync it with your store
so it's great so I think you guys so much for watching that video I hope you
guys found some inspiration something useful out of that video so that us two
can start making money on Shopify on e-commerce online whatever is you guys
are doing but like I always say unless you take action this is useless
information so make sure you take action look around validate a certain product a
website or something that's working and kind of model something after it you
don't have to have to be interested in it but as long as you know it's making
money then at the end of the day you can also make money from it as well
as soon you'll have good ad and you have a good website so it's the simple things
don't write that lead to a lot of success and so I hope you guys found
this video useful again don't forget to subscribe and I'll see you guys tomorrow.
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VAL - Tutorial Hunter | ENG SUBS | Left 4 Dead 2 - Todo sobre el Hunter - Duration: 8:01.
What's up vicietas! VAL here, with a new Left 4 Dead 2 video, in which we will talk
about the bunter, jante.... Hunter!
GENERAL ASPECTS
The hunter is a sort of skater, karateka, junkie
who prefers a casual but trendy outfit at the same time.
He has very long and sharp nails which would come in handy to play the spanish guitar.
He is the only special infected that never makes noise when he is standing up,
but when he crouches, he growls like a panther.
The word vertigo isn't in his dictionary and his favourite sport is the wingfly,
whenever he falls over someone.
His primary attack, I mean, the one performed with the left mouse button, is the pounce,
that is sort of special because the hunter has to be crouched to do it.
His energy bar fills up in just one second.
This attack has two parts: The "jump and grab" part, with variable
damage depending on the distance (and not on height, as people usually think)
And the "funny tickles on the chest" part, which substracts 5 points every half a second, approximately.
The pounce in a near distance makes no damage, in a middle distance takes out 10 points more or less.
At maximum distance, which you have to do from a high place, takes out 25 points.
25 is the maximum. You cannot substract more than 25 points, not even jumping from the stratosphere.
Doors have a trick. If they are in one piece, the hunter will crash against them, making a hole.
If they have already a hole, the hunter will cross them as if they were paper walls
from the Takeshi's Castle show, so it's better to leave them ready.
The hunter will always crash against windows but if he is close to them,
he will cross them. If you want to do things easier, just break the window with the claw and pass.
And remember this attack has stun, so you will push away the survivors that are near to the victim.
A useful tactic on some situations.
The secondary attack, I mean, the one which is made with the right mouse button, is the claw,
that takes away 6 points. It seems that Rochelle is not very upset about...
-Ohh, shut up!
Ok, by the way, like the smoker, he has 250 life points, so he will stay 50 seconds burning away.
TECHNIQUES
The hunter is the special infected who has more techniques, and all of them have already a name
so I cannot invent new stupid names, as I normally do.
The first one is called Wall Jump, and it's done bouncing off a wall against
which you were going to crash in the trajectory of a jump.
You can do it very easily, you just have to turn back when you reach the wall, and click again to take impulse.
You can do this all the times you want, and it's the technique used to bounce on the corridors.
The next one is The Ninja. It's useful to surprise the survivors
because we don't need to crouch, so we won't do any noise until the end.
To do it, you have to put your back against a wall, walk backwards, jump and click.
When you master it, you will be able to do it whilst moving.
When we want to climb to a high place, the easiest technique to do so, is the Vertical Wall Jump.
Some walls, like this one, for example, are invisible, and we will be able to see them
if we say the magical words: HERE'S JOHNNY.
As you can see, the wall is there, and even if we don't see it, we will be able to climb it.
To do so, you have to put your back against it, and leave the crosshair at mid distance from the wall,
as we can see here, then pounce and hold the S key while your are clicking repeatedly until you reach the top.
It seems that we are flying, but if we show the lines, we will notice that we are on a big block.
At perfect height to do a pounce.
The next technique is the Pounce Sliding. Sometimes, depending on the angle and the velocity,
you can slide through some objects to extend your pounce without loosing distance points,
like we do here, bouncing on the fence, and making 25 points.
The Jump Curving is just to make the hunter spin on the fly. For example, we can't see any survivors here,
but if we turn the corner, we could share some love with Rochelle.
How's my hair?
The next technique is the Kai Jumping which is just simply crossing horizontally a wall without touching the floor.
It's a little bit complicated, but it's all in the movement of your wrist.
We have to jump outwards turning quickly the crosshair towards the wall.
With those jumps, hold the crosshair near to the wall because if not, you will jump outwards instead of forward.
An easier way to cross horizontally a wall is doing the Fake Kai Jumping or Automatic Kai Jumping.
If we say again HERE'S JOHNNY, we can see two blocks, pink on the right and salmon on the left.
As we saw before, the salmon block shows us a wall, so to do this technique,
we will stand side to side to the wall, holding the crosshair a little bit further from the wall than with
the standard Kai Jumping, and we will pounce, holding the A and S keys, and clicking repeatedly.
What we are watching is the Vertical Kai Jumping.
You can do it pouncing towards the wall, and turning to the other side in the middle of the jump, then, pouncing again. Always going upwards.
Last but not least, we have the Ceiling Jump, that is one of the hardest because you have to find the exact angle and hold it.
To do so, you have to jump towards the ceiling, move down quickly the crosshair to a middle point and then click.
We can turn horizontally while we are on the ceiling, but if we turn vertically, we will fall down.
WEAKNESSES
The hunter is drawn to survivors that are helpless, so if you are going to attack someone
who is standing which is behind someone that's already on the floor, you are probably going to attack the survivor who is lying down.
To try and solve this the best thing you can do is make a steep angle upwards
and fall nearly vertically on the survivor that is standing up.
This infected, as most of them, isn't very keen on pushes, as we can kill him shoving him 5 times.
As if this weren't enough we can do a dead stop if we push him at the same time that
he is jumping towards us to pounce us. If the survivor stops you, you're screwed.
Another weakness of the hunter is the skeet. Killing him with a shot when he is in flight.
COMBINATIONS
As we have seen in other tutorials, the hunter can steal the victim from a jockey or a smoker
so it will be convenient that he starts the attacks to avoid conflicts.
The boomer will be of great help if we want to eat a survivor as fast food
but it's a big misfortune if one of them explodes near you
because the stun can make us set the survivor free.
As I always say, the spitter is the perfect infected to attack with the hunter because
when the survivor is freed he will get up on a pool of acid
that he won't be able to avoid.
The hunter is not the best infected to do instant kills but,
if we calculate execution times, the charger can seize the moment
when the survivor stands up to charge him to the water.
One thing, be careful on trusting the graphics because sometimes you can go through the survivor
doing the fail of your life.
Last but not least, on some specific points the hunter can make an instant by himself
but if the smoker helps him out, it's best.
So this is all vicietas, I'm Val, don't forget to subscribe to Valergamer's channel
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2017 Cycling Season Recap - Duration: 4:38.
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