Fast Mechanics In Fortnite Are Overrated

[@IsraelMartinezM7]

These tips are really helpful for fights and practicing it in creative. Having slow mechanics it can really help in thinking what to do in fights and controlling those fights easily and faster. Aiming and crosshair placement in these clips are the crucial points to when fighting as it allows you for good building and fighting like w-keying. W-keying in these clips also comes down to practicing fights which can get you better in fortnite. Getting down the basics can make you the best player there is in fortnite. ❤❤

[@victorbia2788]

Yes Israel Martinez; you practice those mechanics, one day you’ll make it. One day

[@vinnyn10]

Objectively, fast mechanics is better but thats only if you know what you are doing with them. Also getting down the basics won''t make you the best, you also perfect them afterwards.

[@altti3204]

@@vinnyn10 i cant make a triple edit and i have been 3 times unreal and currently are

[@altti3204]

@@vinnyn10so ehh i dont think so gamesense is way more important

[@jamesgray5900]

​@altti3204 How many games did it take you and in what mode? Good setting and a computer is hard to fight against

[@Carlosw1x]

Nowadays it’s more smart than really fast which is good to see so i dont have to get put into someones highlights 🤣

[@Blitz_Effect09]

Unless your getting clipped by Martoz he’s the smartest player ever

[@Biggaboo]

@@Blitz_Effect09Reiss should do a video about Martoz

[@NowayTino]

@@Blitz_Effect09Bro faces absolute drones 💀😭

[@Blitz_Effect09]

@@NowayTino I wish I had his lobbies. Everytime I try and do his strats I just get one pumped. I have used the cybertron cannon trick and almost Everytime they just one pump me

[@Blitz_Effect09]

@@Biggaboo He’s kinda flashy instead of practical

[@Flazixfnbr]

How is he able to explain this perfectly and we all understand it like it's Nothing. Respect

[@Biggaboo]

Because he is the GOAT

[@vortexriver1071]

And i guarantee you the player himself wouldnt be able to explain this because he did it subconsciously, and reiss is just such a good teacher he can explain it so well

[@TheEnigmaWithTheQuestionMark]

​@vortexriver1071 Wrong thomas is a genius, and the whole moving sub continuously is an invalid concept,thomas plays the game every day for hours he could easily explain it.

[@Flazixfnbr]

@@TheEnigmaWithTheQuestionMarkno cause he never explains Anything Reiss has a Channel only with perfect explainations

[@fyke8006]

@@TheEnigmaWithTheQuestionMark Knowing how Thomas talks on stream, he'd just say: I don't know how to explain it, it just comes out

[@Jordanthecool7]

I wouldn’t say fast mechanics are overrated, since they are still good in certain situations. But the thing is that a lot of players already have fast mechanics nowadays so mechanics alone isn’t going to set you apart. The real things that set regular players apart from pros is their aim, and their Good game sense ( smart decision making )

[@gambitgaming4258]

This is very true. I feel like fast mechs are one of the easier things to master. But game sense, awareness and game knowledge are a lot more important

[@UldisBiz]

How to learn smart decision-making? I've watched a billion videos but my old mind gets confused under the pressure when playing.

[@IFSBacterial]

@@UldisBiz I would say hopping into some creative fill matches and just try to think about what you saw in the videos. focus on one thing you want to be able to identify and then when you have mastered that focus on others. Best of luck

[@UldisBiz]

@@IFSBacterial thanks for your feedback. I've decided to hire a FN Coach to teach me gradually, so I don't waste time focusing on things that have a minor impact. Will see how it goes but I hope to be able to stand on my feet against average/below-average players in 3-4 months, and in a year to be a decent team mate to my son and his buddies.

[@UldisBiz]

@@IFSBacterial BTW, my coach does exactly that, we focus on a few things only at a time, and until I've mastered these we don't move forward and get distracted. Definitely resonates with my ancient mind. Too much info at once, and I don't really learn anything applicable.

[@squibsquib]

The editing on these videos are phenomenal, keep up the good work bro!

[@doomldn718]

I'm literally 5 seconds in and I was looking for a comment appreciating the editing !

[@Nikolasdrip]

@@doomldn718yea that was crazy

[@PaperrDylan]

0:01 that transition is fire

[@kevinjasak8420]

I never knew esport was this serious and not just building and shooting. Im a gamer myself with pretty good reaction times and fast thinking and problem solving but this is just crazy how these people can do the most insane things in milliseconds. Like thinking about what the opponent will do, what he should do, actually doing it and meanwhile being precise and always having the crosshair on the enemy even when theres a wall between them. Insane respect.

[@UldisBiz]

My son is naturally very good at FN BR, and I tried to explain it to my wife (who is completely clueless about gaming), it's like a game of chess but you have to make decisions at the 1/10 of a second and execute with your finger gymnastics... and, one mistake, you are done (unlike in a chess). I'm pretty terrible at BR no matter how much I train, and I honestly think that players who do well in BR are very mentally capable. If they apply this intelligence outside of the gaming world, they'll move mountains. While I don't encourage my son to pursue career in e-sports, I do think it is not just pew, pew... extremely intelligent game at a lightning pace.

[@leechy1840]

@@UldisBiz” they’ll move mountains if they applied this in real life “ - so what about all the Fortnite streamers who’ve made millions doing what they love ?

[@UldisBiz]

@@leechy1840 I'm not dissing their accomplishments, however, business-wise it is a pretty risky slippery slope where you have little control over the future of your business and largely depend on factors beyond your control. One of my clients (I run a marketing agency) is a Fortnite coach who's getting more recognition in YT and other platforms, and even he understands that Fortnite may not be here forever, so he has to build another more future-proof path. If you are young enough so your parents pay your bills and put food on your table, there's no reason why you can't start and succeed on this journey. I think that's why many kids are tempted to do that (and kudos to them). It is very different when you have a wife and kids to take care of right away. For instance, if I won $5,000 cash cup it would be nice, no doubt, but there's not much financial impact from that as I'd just pay bills for one month, and poof the money is gone. Building a successful streaming career NOW with all the tons of content out there is possible but it will take a lot of time and dedication. Not a sustainable path if you have bills to pay. All I'm saying, be prepared to not see a penny for years + understand the risks of losing it all due to circumstances beyond your control, and then make your decision. Realistic risk/reward assessment. In any case, good luck to you in anything you choose, I'm not here to steal your dreams. BTW, my son is very good at FN BR, and my wife yesterday asked if we shouldn't encourage him to go pro. I told her, we first needed to move to another country as our ping to the closest server is around 80 in the game. Plus, she'd have to agree that he's dedicating all his free time to FN...

[@quakeruin7643]

​@@leechy1840those people worked hard for a long time consistently and with a lot of luck got the place that they're at, it's not just hard work but you have to work hard for a long time and be really lucky to make millions from playing video games

[@Prismfnr]

THE TRANSITION IN THE FIRST 2 SECONDS WAS SO SMOOT, GOOD JOB

[@fantomet3291]

noticed that after i saw the comment bro thats a crazy smooth transition

[@ZarkinX]

Your editing is always so clean, the replays mixed with the edits are so awesome

[@UldisBiz]

I'm an old player by Fortnite standards and my biggest problem in FN BR is not that my mechanics are too slow (we play in public lobbies mostly) but that I can't track the opponent, I often feel lost under pressure and don't know the right decision for the particular situation. In Zero Builds I'm fairly competent for average difficulty. Jeez, BR is complicated.

[@TheUltimateNatural]

I think thIs is the same for me as well. I oftentimes choke and freeze not knowing what to do.

[@UldisBiz]

@@TheUltimateNatural I personally chose to opt in for sessions with coach Zykoma twice a week. Within one month I'm further in my FN BR journey than in two years watching and learning from videos, and practising what I thought I should practice. It is not cheap but something to consider if you are like me, stuck playing like shit for a long time. In any case, good luck buddy, you'll get there. We're all different. Some people (like my son) "get it" quickly and it comes naturally to them, others (like me) need a lot of patience, time and guidance but I think anyone can really get to a decent level. I'm 48, my mind and finger gymnastics isn't as good as younger players, but with the right coaching I'm planning to become decent in 3-4 months, and in a year I'm sure I'll be able to play in Unreal. Cash cups and pro tournaments are not on my horizon, I don't have the hours and dedication to become a pro, just want to become a decent teammate for my son, who's killa in this game.

[@A4RON245]

What I got from this video Intelligence > flashy builds

[@Biggaboo]

I think a really good idea is to breakdown Martoz’s gameplay, I think it would be very interesting especially with all the unique plays he does. Also a story video about Martoz would be great as his life story is very different to other people especially where he came from. Edit: Although I think he doesn’t play too much competitive fortnite and only plays ranked.

[@Skulme-js3ek]

same

[@insomniaaaaaaaaaas]

yeah Martoz has very high game sense. He doesn’t overbuild. Sadly he doesn’t enjoy competitive that much.

[@Flafex]

I loveee this channel. It shows a mature perspective of the game. keeping going, you're amazing

[@Kazy1ndustries]

Incredible video I have goosebumps

[@kenzyRIdes]

Bro reiss's editing is so good like wht

[@Jahq00]

Facts he's great at storytelling visually

[@JackkkZB]

so all ive heard from this is that thomas hd just has 0 ping and can take the opponents wall first try, and also get a cone in the box at the same time

[@fengshuimma9160]

I thought I was getting decent, this shows me there is muchhhhh to go. Absolutely amazing gameplay and fantastic commentating. Love your content. I don't remember the last time I subbed anything, O wait I do, just now!

[@4ork_]

i love this guy he just sprays and runs into their box so cool!

[@theqnotion]

This is so much to take all at once. Aiming and building and predicting must be very well practiced. And that’s one of those well predicted enemy building direction, right?

[@chubeastgaming5]

You’re video always helpful

[@wgyro]

these tips are really good i realize i have to play a lot more confedeint as i see in thomas gameplay he gets a beam on one and has an instant healt advantage and thats a big step to winning fihgts

[@galaxyllama7422]

All I have to comment on is that the editing on this video is phenomenal.

[@NotShan1sOp]

fast mechs indivusually are overrated but they can help you do these simple mechs really easily

[@I_Gnome_Him]

holy shit that camera movement at 50 seconds is such a great video edit, i love it

[@shmeef279]

ive been saying this, people try and do fancy shit and it opens so many doors for mistakes, just stay calm and slow tf down and u watch the little panicy tantrums unfold

[@burnttoast4]

Do I play build mode at all? No. Did I watch the whole video? Yes.

[@Biggaboo]

Same😂

[@curtisg3912]

edits insane, explaining insane, and teaching insane. keep it up

[@KadeStro90]

EVEN PROS DONT CARE ABOUT BIG FLASHY SWEATY STUFF. It would be wrong to say that pros are not sweats (just look at their combos lol) but the way they play when anything is on the line is nearly completely void of any triple edits or edit courses. Most players think you need to wear a certain skin and be able to edit 42 times in a row in order to Jill someone, but pros show just how little sweaty mechanics actually matter. If you want good mechanics, learn how to: 1. Take walls 2. Tarp (while still conserving mats) 3. Protect yourself from all angles (I.e. boxing up, double editing, etc. 4. Edit walls smart (not standing right in front of your window edits, for example.) And there you go. That’s the basics and most of what you need.

[@YourAverageSilver1]

And also phase into boxes to finish fights quickly so third parties won’t come

[@TheGameOverBoys]

the editing is clean af🔥

[@moon-pw1bi]

it should really be added that epic hates fast mechanics and has been trying to balance the game to make it less mechanical since season 5. theres purposely added delay when first selecting a building piece and then turbo building is capped to a specific rate to allow the odd bullets through your build. all this combined with server latency makes building slower and more inconsistent. shot gun pullout times were increased to nerf switching between shotgun and building and smgs were super buffed to shoot through turbo building. and then ofc they removed phase boost mechanics for no reason other than good builders could use them. so whats left is we have a fortnite where the person who wins is the one who sprays the other player first. what a surprise

[@Tyrant5RDFL]

I totally agree with you and started to realize it. You just need to be clean and calm.

[@Beni_Himee]

i really dont like when the meta is a lot based on smg's... So annoying ppl keeping spamming over and over again

[@DEXIFYIWNL]

If you’re not hitting clips you’re not having fun - Socrates

[@SaiyanPride2]

being able to box someone is already an incredibly high level mechanic

[@InterventionIV]

The only thing more impressive then Thomas's 30 bomb is that reiss uses K to edit, FREAKING K. 💀

[@Shikshame]

Agree.. ping is underrated

[@009soue9]

Amazing the quality of your videos, keep it up

[@pawxgamingmario9813]

No matter how much I play fortnite I’ll probably never be able to even do this

[@Torshfps]

Really good video prob best informational video ive seen on youtube

[@fantomet3291]

could not explain it better myself keep the amazing content up!

[@fortnitegaming2020]

These tips help me to be a better fighter in Fortnite and it helps me end fights fast. It is so easy to learn these moves in creative. 😁🙂

[@diegoplayzfn2784]

How did i know this was a video on thomashd before i even clicked on it

[@Absta]

Really helpful video Reiss 👍👍

[@pythonaldo]

W REISS LOVE THE CONTENT

[@polaboare5153]

its nice and all but none of this is doable on high ping

[@ItzLavaFN]

But like if you have over 50 ping its not doable, but i have an average of 20 ping and still i can do this easily

[@Lee0812]

You don’t need fast mechanics anymore you need low ping. Especially in solos. Duos can you get away with high ping but in a solos the person with lower ping probably has a 20% higher chance of winning the fight

[@JWooms]

the editing is insane wtf its like it changed overnight

[@Flýers.10]

Your videos have helped so much, especially to realize that it’s not just my console. I’m just bad

[@swett250]

nice vid keep up the good work bro!

[@JesseTarkWx]

Its really nice to know that you can go pro without fast or high mechs

[@jackwabbit9784]

Loved this video, I’d also love to see a video about winning fights when you are low HP or 1v2

[@ThePrettyGoose.]

The low hp part, i would recommend chip damaging your oponent, so hit them and then build infront of you or just something to prevent them from hitting you back. And dont play to agressive, like lets say they are healing below you then you gotta prepare for them to edit it you spray or pickaxe their wall

[@John_Gillman]

1:40 im sorry? peanut butter edit? either i have been playing zero build too long or ya'll have started running out of names

[@upisaurus]

​@C-Vplayzfn uhh sorry but cod is 70$ sir we aint paying that

[@upisaurus]

@C-Vplayzfn there is no "free" version of cod (cod mobile maybe) but still cod is 70$

[@Nizzuツ]

Call of duty warzone? ​@@upisaurus

[@ghost.8836]

​@@upisaurusWarzone???

[@DarkLabrinth]

The main problem I have with Fortnite is the Ping . All of these videos and clips of the pros look like they’re playing on easy mode and the basic wall take , wall edit and cone slide looks so easy in their gameplay but when you’re playing on a high ping you can’t just fight *simple* , you have to 50/50 a lot of the times or just catch your opponent lacking with a double cone and floor above

[@DarkLabrinth]

I’m talking about this in pubs btw , it’s basically pointless to play competitively if you have over 10 ping . Like I have 90 ping and I can’t hold a single wall or even stand still without getting sprayed while Turbo building , it’s so frustrating to play this game with high ping against a good player with low ping

[@VecPrime]

agreed, these tips are helpful but most of the times we will never get that wall to end the fight quickly lol you really have to catch them lacking😂😂

[@dco1019]

@@DarkLabrinth Th0masHD has around 23 ping in the last video so the 'dont bother if your ping over 10' is a bit exaggerated

[@Jordanthecool7]

@@DizRod agree . I was playing a tournament a few weeks ago on central servers (on 50 ping) and it wasn’t even that bad tbh. You can still do good on higher ping, but you just have to play smarter. And focus more on your aim .

[@Kiwiiizzz]

Disabled pre edits; I found out a while ago that it actually makes your edits slower limiting your speed

[@Xoilen]

Fast mechanics certainly have their place though, particularly in staying alive

[@BHE_FN]

your video editor needs a raise, awesome video!

[@cellyyymo]

This is why I didn’t play fortnite again for years until zero build because everyone got absurdly good at building and there was just no way I would want to learn how to do that

[@pace_18]

Man fortnite is actually a really complicated game. People think its just get gun and shoot, but really its a lot of tactics, instincts and ability to adapt

[@arc3944]

Finally someone who understands. I started playing very recently and I can compete with my friends who have been playing since 2018 and they build lightning fast (it’s scary and overwhelming) but I just slow down and build accordingly to their actions.

[@UldisBiz]

How do you learn that? Any specific videos, maps you could recommend? I feel like I'm improving mechanically (within my age limitations) but where I struggle is game sense, awareness, and good decision-making. Any tips would be much appreciated.

[@arc3944]

@@UldisBiz for game sense I recommend that you try to slow down and separate yourself (mentally) from the high speed stressful part and for awareness never have a designated target in your mind for who you are trying to shoot don’t hunt people instead keep an eye out for anyone you might need to shoot

[@UldisBiz]

@@arc3944 magnificent advice. I most definitely tend to just overbuild/spam-build due to being in this hectic state of mind that I gotta do something, haha. Thanks a lot.

[@Lob_kzz]

Tip 1: make sure you have 6 slurps

[@calebmaldonado8746]

that first transition was clean as hell

[@suedas_production]

Bro the quality of this video is insane

[@DidWeWin1]

This is why I still wouldn't have ever played Fortnite if Zero Build hadn't been introduced. Of course, some may say I still haven't, since I've only played ZB. This mode ceased to be a shooter long time a go. Its incredible. Don't get me wrong, but I find the gameplay almost incomprehensible to watch. I know its just me, because I'm not a builds player, but these clips were in slow motion and it still seemed like a LOT was going on.

[@stick-um8sf]

I'd say good aim is underrated bc strong mechanics can be really strong to take peaks and get more pieces on the enemy, yet aim is a larger component in most fights

[@LeonSandoval]

Love this, bro. Thank you so much.

[@EpicGamerBruhHD]

Kinda helps to have 0 ping for actually taking stuff first if you’re gonna have textbook but slow mechanics.

[@Staxbot]

the editing in this vid is amazing

[@sleepless9003]

the camera stuff is really cool

[@ecko5652]

such a good video (as always). how did you get the cinematics

[@chambazmaxime7735]

Great work, keep it up !

[@insomniaaaaaaaaaas]

Another prime example of this, not a comp players but, is Martoz bro is insane

[@herornm360]

That intro was fire

[@drizzlfy3094]

I just wish epic can make the game in such a way that everyone gets low ping , after the whole central thing I now get 60ping in comp 😞u can have all the skill in the world but what sense that makes if you can’t hold a wall … , everything is just base on ping in this game. I love the game a lot but it’s hard out here on high ping man

[@VecPrime]

60 ping in Central comp aint bad chief, the avg ping in central is 20 - 60, and the 1% which is texas. But atleast now you know what us high pingers go through

[@Jahq00]

That's not an epic games thing. That's just not how physics work kid. Ping is just how fast your computer/console sends information to and from the online server. Only way for that to even be close to happening is if they've servers everywhere and you only match with people in your local area.

[@VecPrime]

@@Jahq00not true, just epic doesn’t utilize all aws servers. Aws has a lot of servers across the states that epic has yet to use to help everyone get better ping lol. Miami has had a server for aws for years now and epic has yet to use it 🥲.

[@Dah_J]

In summary, what most people consider fast mechanics, reisshub does not

[@dvirset]

I feel like most people feel like they need to be really fast in fortnite but you really dont need to stress practicing flashy mechanics.

[@NitroEditz3]

3:08 crazy skill that’s so smart

[@colecrum3542]

Loved this one

[@TaiLung-m3h]

i’ve learned so much from just watching this

[@CuttinUpGetGapped]

I'm much older than the average Fortnite player and the reason I can beat them sometimes is because I hit my flick shots / right hand peaks and I'm patient, waiting for them to slip up.

[@TacticalZB]

I feel like you need to have half decent mechanics but you don’t need to be like the people doing 100 edits a second

[@Jahq00]

But that's not fast mechs. That's flashy nonsense

[@TacticalZB]

@@Jahq00 yea

[@I-Dunno-Mateo]

Thank god, I was getting worried I had to use my keyboard and mouse in build mode too 😅

[@Kirious]

I think what you're missing is that this is hardly skillful in the slightest due to the entire meta revolving around barrel-stuffing (or as people like to say to make it sound "skillful", "W-keying") and spraying. Nowhere here is long-range aim skill or strategic positioning and planning required, and the buffed slurp juice effectively means that you do not have to worry about taking damage, as it can all be negated in a matter of moments, and almost everyone is going to have them to replenish your stock in a competitive match. The buffs to build speed, and the slow removal of any form of delay (build, edit, etc.) over the years has changed the game in that internet connection trumps over skill, so it favors people that live in places where they can purchase high-speed internet. To add on top of this, builds now have much less health and take much more damage than before, effectively making them useless in protecting you, which is a direct result of the removal of build delay. As you can imagine, this has completely erased the original intention of building, and a huge part of what made Fortnite so unique at the time - you could strategically set up cover and create a FORT to use as good positioning each storm circle. Rather than having to time your moves, in which everyone would have the chance to match you regardless of if they have 60 ping or 0, and would come down entirely to skill, positioning, and aim, you now have to be the first person to clip into someone's builds and shove your gun in their face, compared to before, where you had to strategically position yourself, time & place your shots well, and use your building pieces as defensive cover rather than as an aggressive weapon. It hardly matters if you have a strategic position or if you rush into every fight you see these days, which, as said, is NOT skillful. If you look at any other successful competitive games, you'd see that favoring connection speed and aggressiveness with unbalanced items or weapons over strategy and TRUE skill _DOES NOT WORK_ in a competitive scene. For the long-term health of the game, and its competitive modes, this is incredibly bad, and even competitive players can tell that something is wrong (but not exactly what it is that's wrong, as you can tell by the incessant complaining on social media lol). You'd also see that a strong distinction between casual and competitive modes is incredibly important for the health of the game. Blurring the line between the two has only made this game less enjoyable for new players and people that do not wish to play competitively, and that is NOT good for the game, as we have progressively seen happen over the years. Less and less new & old players play BR, and many have left the game for that reason, as BR is the main selling point of Fortnite. Zero-Build has helped in raising those numbers slightly, but it doesn't work for long, as people start to realize that these core issues of Fortnite are present in both modes due to the lack of a strong distinction between modes. Zero-Build is, at its core and effectively, BR without building, which does not work as you can imagine lol. Just my two cents, and obviously it's a lot more complex than that haha.

[@Kirious]

Oh... and don't even get me started with people on high-end PCs playing on performance mode, lol. It removes a LOT of what people playing on normal settings see, making it extremely unfair for so many reasons.

[@blooketalt2527]

At first glance, it seems like; "Oh! I can do that!" but than you realize it is 0.1x speed😒

[@Noster_MC_VAL]

sup. Love ur vids!

[@judyhoppslover96]

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[@DIOS_PRIMERO]

Very entertaining and cool video this one is

[@imdurk6698]

New video idea is how to finish fights fast idk if it’s just me but sometimes I try to play aggressive but by the time the game end I’ll die and I’ll have like 2 kills

[@DogeJunior]

WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW luv ur quality vids

[@TSKSHAUN]

they’re not overrated, it’s just that they’re overhyped. mechs aren’t something that should be the only thing you’re focusing on trying to improve, rather they should be used as a single tool in a big tool box for certain situations.

[@2006Quill]

Fast mechanics aren’t overrated, it’s just people don’t know how to apply them correctly in comp. And second this dude at the beginning of the video is average mechanics lmao

[@jovisunassee1232]

You can easily say you don’t need fast mechs but Thomas has the best aim and crosshair placement which we can learn but his is supernatural

[@fyke8006]

The only thing you need to compete is Game Sense, which is something that Goblin has, who is a ex Clash royale pro and had good tops when he moved to Fortnite.

[@sheep3172]

w content creator

[@insect7949]

i love ur videos ❤❤

[@wrath.-]

Step 1: Have 0 ping and pc

[@cit3188]

0 ping and PC are for mechanics 💀

[@necronticgaming6186]

Step one don't play on mobile.

[@a-df1ve]

Bro is a console player with an anime pfp and is called “wrath” lmao😂

[@reginalddavinci3758]

I play on 150 ping😂

[@gikaduru9669]

Step 1 get your money up

[@tjcurlyfries]

title screams "I'm old and slow and need to try and prove why i'm still superior"

[@Clippssy]

W vid keep it up

[@nxcly6900]

I believe that its good to have fast mechs so u know what to do but I think fighting iq in comp is more valuable

[@mintley1534]

blud dropped the craziest transition and thought i wouldn't notice💀

[@CaydenLasher]

I become a bigger Reiss fan after every video

[@ChillMichaeleo]

DENMARK THOMAS HD LESS GOO

[@noahjones1523]

ok but there’s no way all that thought actually goes into his actions while he’s playing tho right? how do people learn how to play like this and comprehend all of this that’s going on?