Japanese Sword Experts RECREATE moves from The Witcher | Experts Try

[@Gamology]

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[@mitchfritz2404]

Did you guys like your own fucking comment?

[@Gamology]

@@mitchfritz2404 Yes and we love it!

[@TornadoWhirl33]

Please do a Sword Masters React to Devil May Cry 5.

[@SagheerAlNajid1]

Do devil may cry

[@rayvincyful1]

Hesitation is defeat.

[@Juggtacula]

I'm here early so I'll point out the reason Geralt's moves are so flowy and complicated and dance-like is because in the books, Witcher fighting styles(primarily the wolf school Geralt is from) are based off of dancing as they often fight hordes of monsters at once or very large creatures so their attacks have to be effective in as many directions as possible, as often as possible. So all the spins and twirls are basically so Geralt can hit multiple creatures or multiple parts of a creature at once. And a Witcher can pull it off because they're superhuman and can handle all the exertion of that type of fighting as well as having the speed and precision to make spinning a viable strategy in a fight.

[@gerardortega3559]

So its like a dance mixed with a sword to maximize damage and evasion huh

[@h.1699]

@@gerardortega3559 basically Plus as witchers are able to perceive more "frames per second" (?) it's a way for them to constantly keep track of as many opponents and their movements/stances as possible around them, while at the same time with constantly spinning, turning directions and rolling making it harder for an opponent to make out their next move.

[@cristianpallares7565]

Exactly! I should start reading the books again!

[@naglismalisauskas1779]

Waitin for them to notice you

[@stc3145]

He’s also a superhuman and a excellent swordsman so it makes sense for him to have some riduculos moves

[@chlarenceyu6984]

Insane how accurate they’re able to get with all the movements

[@moroblizniak4457]

Especially igni.

[@eliteguard225]

their video's sped up to sync with the gameplay

[@SwordTune]

the movements themselves aren't too hard

[@moroblizniak4457]

@@SwordTune Yes, for a dude sitting in front of computer, everything looks easy. Record some of these movements then.

[@SwordTune]

@@moroblizniak4457 To prove to who? I've already done it, so I'm speaking from experience. If you don't believe me, fine. But give it a shot. It's not hard if you're a little bit coordinated.

[@ribas3814]

"Wrong... pirouette... *sigh* Wrong, footwork!" His fighting is kind of like dancing, they literally train how to pirouette.

[@samuraiboy94]

Dude that’s what I was thinking! Their spin attacks are basically chaîné turns. They have great spotting everything haha

[@tamashoracsek2813]

Eredin: Show me your spins, pirouettes, and feints... I want to watch Geralt: Whoa there Roach

[@thepowerlies]

@@samuraiboy94 I guess the whirlwind is also some form of dance

[@TidusX16]

Would love to see these guys try to recreate some of the moves in Ghost of Tsushima!

[@igorthelight]

+1

[@ADT323]

+2

[@cjallenroxs6239]

Remove that try

[@saikrithiks2870]

+4

[@deveshrawool6035]

+5

[@RanjanNadig]

Their portfolio pics are black and white... They check out!

[@jeanetten.s.8557]

They have a Japanese accent!! THEY'RE LEGIT!

[@A-Gaymer]

No they didn’t say that they practice kendo or anything else like that. They just said they are “sword masters”

[@loneshinystar]

They Wasted

[@cataclysm2773]

Let's not forget that Geralt of Rivia had almost 90 or even 100 years of practice, so this is how he does his moves so well.

[@marialaden4259]

are you openly opposing the holocaust ?

[@nghiale1302]

I'm not sure if this is a joke or not...hahahahah

[@thebelgianlemon6815]

Geralt was born in 1174, so yeah something like that

[@thebelgianlemon6815]

@@marialaden4259 wut

[@DiscardatRandom]

@@marialaden4259 huh

[@juanalfaro1855]

One thing I noticed is that the Witchers fighting style focuses completely on pirouettes and spins because he has to constantly avoid monster attacks. I wonder if the power of his strikes comes from the spin itself or if the spinning is purely evasive and to keep him mobile. Very cool to see people trying out his style !

[@hawkgaming3029]

to answer your question, both the pirouette spinning is to allow you to see from all angles on who is attacking, and offensively would use all your body weight rotationally in their attacks.

[@KedricVarangia]

In my experience in western martial arts, spinning doesn't add power (your feet planted will help you deliver a much stronger strike) but I have seen two types of single spins work for evasion. I've never seen historical evidence that this was used in combat, but in modern fighting where we don't tend to die or lose fingers, it can be perfected. (or as a witcher, practicing for 90 years) I'm going to say its for evasion!

[@KedricVarangia]

@@hawkgaming3029 it's better to use planted feet than bodyweight. For example, modern troops kick doors down with a foot planted (except idiot militaries in countries with poor training). Think about it, a human can lift twice their bodyweight if they train for it, but if you throw your bodyweight it limits the impact to a moment and to the weight of the body. Spins have to be only for evasion and mobility, force of attack is definitely reduced.

[@hawkgaming3029]

@@KedricVarangia your doing the wrong kind of analysis here K M this isnt about what in the real world makes you stronger at fighting a human or is best in the real world. We are talking about an alchemically enhanced human mutate with enhanced speed, strength, reflexes, and durability fighting things that are 2-5-10 x his strength, durability, size etc. This was never about how its better for you to be able to use your mass effectively as a human, this is about essentially a strong man with the reflexes of a cat using a couple pounds of steel to rip through their enemies using the advantages these mutations give. Or are you trying to tell us that while your fighting 3 12+ foot werewolves the smart thing to do is plant your feet because martial arts not meant for Witchers told you that your attacks will be more powerful when a witcher probably benches 4-500 lbs+ easily anyway?

[@hawkgaming3029]

@@KedricVarangia its both, they have the reflexes to parry and counter in multiple directions while pirouetting. The point is to continue pirouetting together so that there is no opening for their backs to be open while fighting multiple enemies, as their always fighting against multiple enemies simultaneously.

[@maciejkwiatkowski7]

Hey! I have created and performed the witchers fighting moves in The Witcher game series. As Andrzej Sapkowski (author and creator of The Witcher universe) described in the books, pirouettes were the witchers fighting style significant elements. That's why they are so commonly used in the game choreography. Whenever you analyse video game moves you have to keep in mind that the final animation is not only the actors performance, but also game designers and animators vision, serving a visual purpose or covering some gameplay mechanics. You guys did a great job breaking it down. I'm honoured and hope you enjoyed it! :)

[@seamuswbiggerarmalite3379]

good ballerina but the celt say DUNMAGLASS

[@RandiePro]

The man, The Legend Himself!

[@joaquimliengme4989]

Played 500 hours, did not realize geralt was spinning all the time

[@Sonny2299]

Spinning gains tons of momentum. But you could obv get stabbed in the back while doing this😂 it’s best to use this while your opponent is hit/staggered. Playing this game with sword knowledge makes this game EVEN MORE ENJOYABLE!! I get so satisfied whenever I see geralts attacks.

[@thepowerlies]

What were you doing in those 500 hours

[@joaquimliengme4989]

Gwent

[@achillesisback4246]

@@joaquimliengme4989 you are a higher life form and a man of culture 🤝

[@Xucrutz]

7:55 It's a shame they're not firebenders :/

[@thai2749]

Would’be been epic if he pulled out a gun

[@joshuaericsantos3552]

NOt yet :)

[@thai2749]

Gerovski of Rusia and his AK47 with silver bullets

[@coolice5786]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYSccmSAqrR-e5o Imagine if they used the small flamethrower thing...

[@johnmcelroy5804]

Yeah they really need to work on that IGNI skill. Maybe they were just using AARD at the time, lol.

[@eklezia2829]

The Whirl skill was always the one that seemed hardest to imitate

[@SwordTune]

Harder said than done. Just takes some practice. Sword's Path already made a video on how to do it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIC7lYKIrrmkjLs

[@9heyjack766]

This skill is so powerful in the game that it can easily defeat monsters and guards of a much higher level than you.

[@madelinew1708]

It's really caught me off guard that Witcher has had such a resurgence lately lmao

[@JBrambleBerry]

People want to remember CDPR at their best

[@arcticwulf5796]

It's the Netflix series success that has most likely done it. That and or the Witcher 3 being also by cyberpunk 2077 developers.

[@q_q123]

2077

[@PolishGod1234]

I'm fine with it. For me It's the greatest game of all Time.

[@johnathanera5863]

@@JBrambleBerry exactly lol. People are using the witcher as a pallet cleanser.

[@Zeis]

Omg it's the Taishi, the guilty samurai! I had no idea he's still working as an actor in the US. Good to see him doing well.

[@slitz85]

Terrace house!!

[@miri_miri_chan]

The Witcher 3 X Terrace House was honestly a crossover I'd never thought I'd see 😆

[@thedarkknight727]

Sword Experts react to Devil May Cry next PLEASE

[@iamagamer8152]

Yes pls

[@AfroXaolin2023]

YES PLEASE!!!!!!!

[@AverageXennpai]

TRICK!

[@lastexilegaming]

I want to see air combos.

[@stevetherush1193]

RIP 2 their limbs if they try for an A

[@hk-4782]

Shame on you for cutting out Igni. We all know that they practice magic every day.

[@dupedick]

Ghost of Tsushima with these guys please!

[@vivekdeyalsingh3550]

Nah they should do sekiro since it is better

[@RestlessRebel]

@@vivekdeyalsingh3550 Why not both

[@schyracollbrande1900]

It's already UP!

[@CyColt]

The thing about Geralt's fighting style is that, lorewise, if the sword stops moving in the Witcher's hand, the fight is either in a point where he can rest or is just straight up done.

[@sonatine3266]

Next please: Snowboard professionals recreating moves from SSX Tricky. :'D

[@C5ook]

I like that idea

[@mouse2542]

thats suicide

[@sonatine3266]

@@mouse2542 Could be... :D

[@michaelfoosh]

I’ve done the sack tap from thps2 on my skateboard!

[@jeger679]

5:16 ok it's getting serious here. Guys full respect. Your look and moves are insane. Im so impressed!

[@TheRealDuckyDuck]

Mothers at home who always say "Don't run with scissors in your hand!" would be astonished at these two gents dodge rolling with swords lol

[@jeanetten.s.8557]

I just spat cola out of my nose

[@lukemonahan7076]

@@jeanetten.s.8557 nice

[@TheRealDuckyDuck]

@@jeanetten.s.8557 nice

[@rayvincyful1]

@@jeanetten.s.8557 nice

[@letsbehonest7380]

It must be said that seeing these moves in real life looks absolutely incredible it looks far better and far more practical graceful and effective then i ever would have expected i could totally see the next samurai/ninja film using this technique in sword fighting to add an incredible grace and wow faktor for the audience to enjoy

[@dewaalvandercolff251]

"Escaped Prisoners react to A Way Out" next !!!!

[@nathanielbean3119]

Oh yes.

[@EricChien95]

Get the guy that disguised himself as a new to the area jogger

[@dopplesoddner2899]

At the end of the video , police come and handcuff them " come on back to your cell".

[@zombiewarrior225]

For the spinning, doesn't make sense in real combat but I think in the Witcher, Geralt said when a witcher is fighting it's like a dance. I can't remember the exact quote but I'm pretty sure it was stated somewhere in one of the games

[@derrickhaggard]

This was also mentioned in the books, as Geralt mentioned the reason why he was taught to fight like this was because a Witcher most of the time wouldn't be fighting one-on-one, he or she in the case of what was said about the Cat School would be fighting multiple opponents whether it'd be humans or monsters.

[@AxelVega17]

Agreed, you never face 1 oponent only, so spinning during a hit gives him 360° view for the next move

[@SwordTune]

Depends on the situation. If you're defending a lady from multiple attackers you need to be mobile and conserve momentum: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKmrkoGIhJxja80

[@filipegamercraft]

Did anyone else noticed that at 3:05 the hits match the song perfectly?

[@andreasfredriksen5225]

The whirl clip really shows generally what the witcher swordmanship was about, the twirls and flairs are not just for shows, but for multiple opponents, so even when outnumbered a wicher could move gracefully and almost effortlessly between oponents and constantly keep adversaries off balance. This is why all witchers had to learn and incorporate dance into their swordplay. One can argue the effectiveness in real life. But remember that wichers were superhuman, and had better endurance, reflexes and was cabable of keeping track of everything on the battlefield in a much higher degree than a regular human. Also, you can see that in almost all spins and/or flairs he swings the blade close to his back between each strike, so there is rarely an opening at his back, and he also uses spins to constantly keep a track of every potential danger at the battlefield

[@Seleuce]

Agreed, I just said something similar, then found your post. You summarized it really well. Another fact to add is that witchers weren't specialized in fighting humans on battlefields but monsters. Partially giant creatures with enormous limbs, weird shapes, unusual body parts and lots of strength, but without human fighting techniques. Witcher techniques may or may not be practical sword vs sword, but they didn't need to be to get their contracts done. If Witchers were real, I'm sure they would have adjusted their style suitable to the opponent and would have different methods for monsters and humans/humanoids. It would only make sense, given the fact that they weren't a bunch of cutthroats, but a centuries old, well established guild with elite school type training and would know that a Zeugl and a human swordsman can't be approached the same way. It would just go too far to have Geralt fight in 30 different styles ingame (although it would be great!).

[@devam8192]

This is the first time for me "Real life" looks better than the "game moves" itself. Like, man his movements looks so smooth.

[@TrishkaBum]

There is too much acceleration on real filming of movements, it turns out that we really didn’t see it. Everywhere editing, so that "it would look like shots from the game *. But it would be interesting how much slower it would look in reality. (I only noticed a normal rotation frame at the end of the video) It’s like the meaning of the video is not in real movements, but in an editing contest, so that reality is like a game o_o And the moves look cool

[@strider4life696]

🎵Toss a coin to your Japanese sword experts...🎵

[@SwordTune]

8:26 "Igni in battle" *uses Quen*

[@johnnyjoestar6838]

"Do hunters reacting to Bloodborne, Monster hunter or a Cabela hunting game."

[@raptor7450]

A man of culture i see

[@dzemilsuljovic3551]

@@raptor7450 I mean, he is a Joestar, what did you expect

[@raptor7450]

@@dzemilsuljovic3551 and my favourite Joestar as well So yeah you are right

[@boomtown8881]

Red dead 2 also

[@TimmySquibs]

What do you expect them to say about bloodborne it’s small people cutting up big ass monsters

[@LaEve]

Toru`s movements are spot on! Born to be a witcher :P

[@TheFallenRGDW]

It would be interesting to see moves from the Infinity Blade series.

[@raptor7450]

Do something with Titanfall 2 please

[@jamesmartin1703]

Some scientists look at the technology from titanfall 2

[@kairou7023]

Robots watching titanfall 2?

[@nickvoug3059]

Real Mech Pilots react to Titanfall Mech Tech XD

[@raptor7450]

@@nickvoug3059 LOL

[@punchtothegut]

the only moves that were missed, were specific moves that Geralt only does when he's in active combat. like closing the distance with an enemy with a leaping pirouette slash, and combat roll and then skewer/stab. but other than that these guys are amazing at breaking down every single one of geralt's movements

[@craigford33]

These dudes are 100% real life anime characters you can tell by the perfect hair

[@carlboucher2724]

OMG ! It's Taishi from Terrace House : Aloha State on Netflix !

[@snakeeyes8777]

Please have the japanese sword guys react to the afro samurai game from 2009

[@punchtothegut]

considering how i built my geralt over the game, by the time i realized how to unlock this perk, i was pissed that i had to work extra hard to get more points to unlock it, but it was worth it

[@daswordofgork9823]

Why not get the HEMA guys to do this.

[@the1ghrol]

They should use them to recreate Kingdom Come Deliverance moves.

[@aurourus6894]

Because they don't call themselves "sword experts"

[@adambond8542]

Alot of HEMA guys specialise in French fencing forms which are single handed swords being the Saber, Foil and Epiee, anlong with two handed, double edged longswords. Whilst these guys seem to be more familiar with Japanese two handed swords which use one edge the way Geralt fights despite him actually using a longsword.

[@alfaivre2990]

Because they would complain that its over the top and not effective and unnecessary and blah blah blah and we'd all fall asleep watching

[@adambond8542]

@@alfaivre2990 you ain't wrong 😂

[@firstnamelastname8681]

Can we get a sniper’s reaction to “Sniper Ghost Warrior 3”?

[@ShinSoma134]

This is awesome! Now we need HEMA Sword Masters to recreate the Witcher moves.

[@brycestrife5605]

Beautiful, just a great video. Thanks as always guys and gals!❤

[@kriegsjager]

_No air were harmed in the making of this video_

[@utsavparmar3664]

You guys are just amazing..

[@Matt-bg5wg]

It must be hard to recreate some of these as I would think a Katana is quite light, more agile and dexterous, where as Geralts swords are more medieval and classical, hence more heavy. Great video though.

[@Jabodie]

This looked a lot cooler than I expected

[@Maya.Stini23]

These guys are both amazing! They did a great job here! I love it!

[@YZhanY]

the dev team must has hired very professional Japanese Sword Experts to shot the references for animators

[@veronica.vox.]

So nice !!!! Good work guys !

[@NishiAAAddiction]

When fighting monsters you need every bit of strength behind your attacks, hence the spins

[@someoneinasia]

maybe geralt's moves is more about power not speed, he could just strike but chose to rotate 360 first before striking maybe to gain momentum? more momentum more impact?

[@MaxDCapo]

I see that Taishi, the guilty samurai has been training hard👀🥋🙇🏻‍♂️

[@Sagekun]

Fantastic work! Loved them bringing the witcher moves to life!

[@irithindyr]

they were both sick and i bet this was fun to record! they did a great job recreating Geralds moves

[@theaveragegamer1719]

These are some of the most handsome Japanese i have seen in while.

[@seamuswbiggerarmalite3379]

we're gonna have to slap

[@aren8798]

lol, they did the dodge even. That is putting in the extra work! I liked the video guys!

[@Adam89111]

I've been playing witcher for years. I JUST NOW FOUND OUT THER IS A CHARGE ATTACK

[@pal1d1nl1ght]

Its Rend, way at the bottom of the combat skill tree.

[@anishelali8217]

White absolutely nailed it... you can clearly see that he definitely was strict to positions and postures in his early training unlike black who i find (with great respect) that he is more efficient lighter mouvement style but not as traditional spectacle style of movement and postures as white

[@wanpokke]

0:27 "honey trout" - KZbin captions

[@fablucia]

Typical youtube sheningans.

[@banzai0905]

I think why Geralt spins is he tends to create some momentum to take down larger monster.

[@aktor82]

Yea like Levi from attack on titan , the death yoyo

[@andrewrodriguez7916]

Watching this is making me want to hop back on Witcher 3 and start a whole new story again. Such a beautiful game.

[@tamvaruntons.5114]

Yen or triss?

[@andrewrodriguez7916]

@@tamvaruntons.5114 Yennefer all the way

[@dylansiccardi3517]

one thing to know about european sword is than they are less sharp than katana but more resistant wich means you need to apply more strength in your strikes to cut that explain some of the wild move of Geralt

[@rikissecret]

What I really like about this video is the artistic approach they have taken. They see the beauty in Geralt's moves whether other "sword artists" just rant how impractical and ineffective witcher's style is. Happy to see there are ones who appreciate what CD Project did. :)

[@steel3047]

They don't know that the spinning and stuff is for fighting multiple monsters at once

[@axelrokseen7660]

This is the best thing I've ever seen! Thank you for such a great job done

[@gabrielalexandre2943]

Came to see the Whirl breakdown and these guys nailed it. Excellent work guys It would be lovely to see a female master to recreate Ciri's moves as well

[@personalbordem2328]

i know im beeing nitpicky, but they missed the rising cut ofthe rend attack. the rising cut is a longsword attack where you bring your blade from the ground upwards and deliver a blow with the other side of the blade (the socalled false edge) before coming back down and striking again. Exept for that beautiful.

[@darkren88]

i watch your vids frequently. but this real life swordsman makes me sub. their epic.

[@ak4dani]

回転剣舞も再現できるのすごすぎる

[@GeneralTon1]

They both did really well and they also weren't that familiar to the moves.They were but the movement was tough. and they did it so beautifully

[@D.Loading]

That background music choice is insane. Is there a specific playlist I can find it at?

[@Gamology]

You can find the music on audionetwork: ANW1453_02_Kyoto ANW1481_06_Taiko-In-Harvest ANW1638_05_Yakuza ANW2194_07_Tsugaru-Ji ANW2970_05_Okiru ANW3168_02_Japanese-Garden ANW3359_01_Fujian-Drift ANW3359_04_Akira ANW3359_16_Level-Up-2

[@D.Loading]

@@Gamology you guys are the best. Soon as I heard 'Akira', I had to know where the full version was. Keep up the solid vids : )

[@unclebayek8923]

3:33 I like how he goes back to the normal stance

[@TheInfamousWolf]

The most underrated channel in all of KZbin.

[@TahmidA150]

the long haired guy moves cleaner and does the moves almost exactly like the game whilst the shorter hair guy takes shortcut a bit

[@locotronification97]

Not shortcuts, but as the long haired guy (Toru) says, he likes to mantain his balance a lot more.

[@sulemanali4006]

That was awesome the way he dive and roll and the stance, the movements that was all spot on men you guys are really great at this!

[@denzelpilar2748]

that whirl gave me an eyegasm

[@Daniel218lb]

What a couple of amazing individuals. Also, what great channel! Love the vid!

[@user-dv2pv5rm2j]

Kirito double sword style goes brrrrrrrr

[@rsstrangetrip]

The right side looks like real life Anime fights. It was awesome!

[@yolfio3873]

5.18 so much respect thanks to had do this and thanks to show that it can be applicable in battle

[@conversationstranglersteve9873]

My favorite move is the pirouette and the semi circle.

[@SzakulFirstyYT]

They were able to reproduce our Polish Witcher's fighting style. They are just fantastic.

[@tihomirkostadinow3901]

The reason Geralt is spinning so much is that when kids start training to become witchers, they need to dance very good. They are taught to spin and move so that the enemy can't see their movements.

[@David-nq8cv]

Its actually more about attacking from all angles to kill hoards of monsters at once

[@OmarrMcinnis]

The Dodge reminds of master Sugino of kenjutsu.

[@nloonvoe1]

As others have said before me, witcher figthing style look a lot like dancing. They have to be agile to counter lightning fast attacks from monsters, and all the spins and whirls are also to distract and confuse the enemy. Flawless execution, congrats to these guys! Wonder how they could recreate these moves with a full armor on, though :))

[@L3raje]

Sick footage of two witchers of the School of the Dragon

[@jenskaufmann3353]

It is totally awesome! Please make a video with a show fight (two persons) only using these witcher skills. This would look hilarous!!!

[@Raptor302]

Foot work is amazing!

[@fab7541]

I am no sword expert, but shouldn’t the HEMA guys be doing that?

[@warrhino5786]

That what I was thinking but still they did a good job

[@edi9892]

@@warrhino5786 he did miss a false edge cut... I'm not practicing HEMA either, but I'm aware of some basic differences in style and tactics. BTW: you can really frustrate Kendo practitioners by working from the bind... If they are any good, they will disengage and punish you when you try again, but I did notice that it works even against a few blackbelts!

[@warrhino5786]

@@edi9892 mate i don't mean no disrespect.english is not my first language and sorry if i said. I'm also don't study swordsmanship but I know a little i just meant that the whicher is more suited for the HEMA guys

[@hugomendoza5665]

It's a series of fantasy dance-like sword movements. What about that gives any indication the HEMA guys would be more appropriate for that? lol These guys it makes a bit more sense since they can more easily replicate the agility of the movements.

[@edi9892]

@@hugomendoza5665 I'm split on it. They're a bit more of a show background, but they really seem to lack some basic understanding of longswords.

[@nero7469]

2:41 I'm pretty sure the author made him like that on purpose cause I think it says it in the books and shows it in the show

[@timliang9849]

Ayyyyo Taishi from Terrace House!!

[@gamert28]

The Guilty Samurai of Blaviken

[@RandomBJJGuy]

I believe the spinning is from the fictional school of the wolf fighting style

[@SwordTune]

Montante (greatsword) techniques utilized a lot of spinning since it presumed the fighter would be facing multiple attackers.

[@chris09423]

Honestly this youtube channel is going to blow up, please do more of everything lol

[@hitchmercedes1599]

wazzup with the yt algorythm? this video needs more attention!

[@michaelsedzikowski3669]

WOW! You are real witches guys ! Except MMA I practice tonfa on both hands and this is also a lot of fun. I have questions: 1) Did you spead up the video or this is your real speed? 2) Do you think any of the wither techniques could give you and edge during a dual? Regards

[@RinrinFran]

This is probably my favorite recreate episode. Some can't even do the Hellsweep...

[@doktor3196]

Very technical breakdown. High quality video.

[@gediminasmorkys3589]

Everything was great, but I was not convinced by the Igni. It lacked... fire.

[@richardyamato]

Awesome I could never do all of this

[@zirojy6396]

I enjoyed the video so much, thanks for making it!! :)