So I finally got my Xbox One Drive and Upload Studios to sync with each other. I literally could not get my uploads to share with my One Drive until today. I don't know why, it just wouldn't work. So then I deleted both applications, hard resett my Xbox One, re-installed both apps and WALAH! THEY WORKED!
Before OneDrive became OneDrive it was Sky Drive. I never used it. I had no need. Then, the next-gen console came out and included game DVR. I recored so many clips ranging from Call of Duty to Trials Fusion to Assassin's Creed IV. Saving clips is a great idea, as advertised, you get to save those epic moments. You know those ones that it is better to see than explain. However, I couldn't get my OneDrive and Upload Studio to sync. Even when I created a clip in the studio, it wouldn't let me upload it to OneDrive. ... I had this great idea to ask the IGN Xbox boards, ha! #FirstWorldProblems
Eventually after more deleting and re-installing it worked! I'm not going to question it!!
So I'm happy that now I can share clips, so I made 2 Titanfall montages. I haven't played Titanfall in weeks because I've been playing my Xbox 360. I was playing a lot of Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen, Left4Dead, now Bound by Flame; so I neglected my Xbox One for games. But then I played Titanfall with my friend yesterday and it reminded me how awesome the game is.
In spirit of Titanfall and my over excitement for getting the sharing to work, here are a couple of clips:
I'll throw in a ¼ Battlefield 4 and ¾ Call of Duty: Ghosts montage :p
I wish I took the time to make a Trials Fusion montage, I have so many "that's just wrong" auto-save clips XD It's not my fault that my own bike falls and crushes me.
If only the DVR's could also record my reaction at those points in the game, that'd be awesome.
So tell me,
Do you think the incorporation of game DVR sharing is a good feature?