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I've been a huge advocate of Kenshi, promoting the game every which way I can. Very rarely do games capture me, and hold my attention for very long. Mount&Blade was really the last game I've sunk hundreds of hours into. When a single person (or in M&B's case, a couple) have a vision and create a game with so much depth giving you hundreds of hours of entertainment; I find myself wanting to promote the game in ways others haven't thought of.

I run a YouTube channel, creating Machinima, and films. I've just started branching out into new territory with the thought of creating narrative stories. I've decided that Kenshi is the perfect game to test this idea, and tell an original story while showing off many features of the game.

With that said, if you enjoy Kenshi as much as I do, let me know what you think of this narrative story so far. The more I write, the better I get at it, and my plan is to continue the story all the way up to the end of development.

http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL ... -bN6bqGI7U

I think thats really the Magic of what Kenshi is. What I truly hate and despise about games now a days *ahem (AAA companies..Thats you) the story is never put in the hands of the players. Kenshi really brings this art of "self-Narrating" to games that only a handful of developers have done well. Me personally everything I'm doing in this early stage of the game's development I'm narrating it to be the prologue of the true storyline which are the events to occur when the full game comes out.

Cannot wait to see more of this. These vids really stress out what makes this game magic.