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3 months. That's how long this took. That's more than your average Immeasurable Evil Episode. PATREON:   / herostrain   GAMING CHANNEL:    / herostraingaming   OFF THE BOOKS:    / @herostrainoffthebooks   TWITTER:   / herostrain   FACEBOOK:   / herostrain   DEVIANTART: http://herostrain.deviantart.com/ TUMBLR:   / herostrain   STEAM GROUP: http://steamcommunity.com/groups/Hero... ------------------------------------------------------------------- Songs: "The Wings of Icarus" by "Celldweller" https://sync.positionmusic.com/ "Pulsar" by "Celldweller" https://sync.positionmusic.com/ ------------------------------------------------------------------- Map Used: Scenebuild_Huge_Void ------------------------------------------------------------------- Models Used: Little Pip V3 by Longsword97 Blackjack by Whiteskypony EVMPC Damier by Ryan, Badgerpig, Nassimo And tons of building models for games such as Fallout, Metro 2033, and I didn't keep track of the buildings. Sorry. ------------------------------------------------------------------- Now that all that junk is out of the way prepare yourselves for FUN FACTS ABOUT THIS VIDEO! 1. Speaking only on literal scale, this is the biggest video I've ever made. 2. All the desert scenes take place on a Martian crater model known as Gale crater. 3. 5 Buildings were destroyed in the making of this video. 4. The city is actually a super massive scene-build consisting of more than 800 separate props placed by hand. 5. The running sequence inside the falling building consisted of nearly 100 hand animated props to simulate the building falling. 6. The ending scene where the building falls to the ground consisted of nearly 25000 particles across 4 separate particle systems. ------------------------------------------------------------------- Featured on Equestria Daily! :D http://www.equestriadaily.com/2015/08... ------------------------------------------------------------------- Hope you had a good time, and I'll see you in September!