I disagree, blocking as mentioned requires picture perfect inputs for it to either kill or rebound in a way that you can pick up easily. Anything short of that the ball either gets through or is so close to the floor that you can't get it in time. So if the block doesn't work you're then forced to play a 50/50 game: "will he super or not". It isn't fun not having a way to defend especially if you commit block a quick, as that is the only genuine way to shut those out. Not asking for much, adding a way for you to react to what is going on is basic game design. There's a reason people get annoyed at RNG. Even if it's a short effect at least I have a chance. As someone mentioned to me before, it's a game about reaction time, there's no reacting to anything with that.

@@bridishbirb If a hitter do super spike and there is a blocker in front of him, it will be a monster block (except if the hitter has way more strength than the blocker). "It isn't fun not having a way to defend" YOU HAVE but like you said, it is 50/50. Actually, it's even more than that because the hitter can tip the ball. In real volleyball, if you have a nice set close to the net with no blocker, it's almost a guarantee to make the point except if the defender predict where you'll aim. This is exactly the same here. The game would be boring if you could defend anything. Rallies are fun when they are rare. If you don't like super spike (undefendable attacks), try to play with low characteristics players (low jump). I think it could help you to understand how boring it is when the defense is easier than the attack part.

@@chocabyss "The game would be boring if you could defend anything" huh..? You're telling me that having a way to react to something, would make the game boring? I beg to differ I say it would make it even more satisfying. e.g at 5:20 I react to the block and the fact that I didn't switch up the attack. Saving the kill and undoing my mistake. That quick reaction = insane fucking satisfaction and hype, and yet it'd be boring to stop a split second super? I cannot go along with that. I'm not saying broadcast the attack with a blinding light, I'm saying at least let it be noticeable. Like right when they press their button start something to let the attack be known. Whether that be particles or slight differences in the animation, just anything. It's these little things in "Real volleyball" that make defenders able to "Predict" where it goes. e.g the direction the spiker is facing, where the block positioned to stop them from hitting there. I don't care if they score a point and I have a way to stop it, I care when it's just RNG and there is nothing I can do but guess.

yes.

It's a simulator, doesn't matter whether it's real life or not. they're both similar to one another. don't blame me for your lack of knowledge regarding extremely important concepts. thanks though, i got a great many screenshots of our discussion despite trying to hide it via deletion 😊

@@bridishbirb wow...nice attitude....are you like 16? You got a lot to learn yet kid. have a nice day.

@@tomdick693 mhm.. I have a lot to learn. mkay

it really was wasn't it? surprised myself with it

@@이종혁-d8t Microsoft flight sim

wtf on which planet is landing at 300kt normal??? i dread the forces that pilot goes through on the deceleration. 300kt to zero in what a second? jesus christ

I just want to do the math on this right: we want to use acceleration, velocity and time here so we are looking at a = Δv ÷ Δt Δv = being change in velocity (300kt) Δt = being time taken for the change (1 second) we now want the result in terms of g-forces, where 1g ≈ 9.81m/s² so the formula is looking like: g-force = a ÷ g = Δv ÷ g • Δt converting 300kt into m/s would give us 154.32m/s now applying those values we get gforce = 154.32m/s ÷ 9.81m/s² x 1s ≈ 15.73g (i cant make this look good in youtube comments youll have to visualise how the formula actually looks) anyways that pilot is being put through 15.7gs, which is fucking horrible STOP DOING THAT TO HIM

@@bridishbirb idk it works

@@bridishbirb i have a hard time maintaining altitude at very low speeds

@@gertaro well with the F18 youre supposed to maintain altitude with the throttle not the stick, trim it to be inside the bracket make sure wings are level and you can take your hands off the stick entirely and just use the throttle

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bezos would be proud

looking back at it now, butter might be a bit of a stretch but eh good enough

Microsoft Flight Simulator

name of?

@@bridishbirb This game

DCS ​@@nguyenan2320

@@ralucaspataru7618 not monetised in the first place 😁

it somehow left skidmarks on the seat 🤔

the first engine yes, the second one was due to pilot error.

yeeeep

the reference? please elaborate on what you're asking

@@bridishbirb I mean were we can find this product

@@yansellam623 prodesksim sells the levers, honeycomb bravo is the throttle quadrant they sit on

@@bridishbirb ty bro

no shit sherlock. read the description, this isn't new information ¬_¬

max graphics and tbh i dont know which scenery it is lol

@@bridishbirb aight thanks my g

yeah i always fly the approaches manually, dont really understand why people do not fly the plane themselves until theyre like 100ft above the runway takes the fun out of it

@@bridishbirbi take ap off at 1000

@@Lammmier I usually take it off once I get to 10,000 lol

@@bridishbirb thats wrong... fly vfr on a cesna then if you think your good on a SIM

​@@alexf1525dumb comment champion

yeaa glad someone recognised it