KZ Documentary: The Rise and Fall of nobkz - A Kreedz by Gorbachev_x
Hello community,
Moviemaking has always been an integral part of 1.6 KZ. Syncing what you see on the screen with the music, hyping up the most skillful jumps, integrating beautiful and creative visuals - that is what we are used to seeing.
However, kreedz as a gamemode has always lacked other formats of video content - ones that delve into the nitty-gritty of historical events and important storylines. Today, we would like to present something different: a kreedz documentary video created by Gorbachev_x. It focuses on the origins of the nobkz server, its peak years, and eventual downfall.
As is tradition, it would be best to hear a few words on the project from the creator itself:
I just want to say that kz deserves more than having servers and videos of people completing maps. I wanted to make something different, document players, activities, who knows, maybe even maps, and of course, communities if possible. KZ deserves more what it is offered still to this day 20 years later, documentaries and varied videos instead of raw runs or videos where people outside the game have no idea what is going on when all they see is someone jumping and doing things they don't know what they are or what for. If it is just laid out to them in the form of a story, even people that don't know anything about the game, will be engaged in it, we can see it in Wirtual's videos and all the 007 games speedrun documentaries and most of the people watching and engaging, have never touched the game, but watch because it is interesting and the way it is all laid out. I just want my content now to go this way, but unfortunately, I tried before and it didn't work because no player wanted to be interviewed or just write their history in the game down, they refused at all costs even if they didn't need to give any type of personal info, so I just gave up on trying to make these videos until I thought about it again and reached lrs about it, who made it all possible because I contacted fragility through him who was exceptionally nice and open about talking about everything and conceding me a lot of history and background info I otherwise would NEVER know if I didn't talk to him because he is the person that made so much research possible.
Kind regards,
p0ker