slipskate input variations n stuff

[@Gabeison]

If this doesn’t deserve a sub, idk what does, I will forever be known as ur 7th subscriber

[@ssciss]

ahaha I will never forget youu 007 o7

[@Gabeison]

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[@Rodji.]

Facts broo! I’m a proud 11th sub

[@enderwarrior3590]

Im having the hardest time learning this

[@Nipppppppppp]

1:24 i love happy sugar life >.

[@ssciss]

ahaha shh we are suppose to be hiding!

[@mesa222]

0:54 is insane

[@ssciss]

one of many cringe failures of the 1-7

[@bigchigga9456]

have u figured out what determines a fast vs slow slipskate

[@ssciss]

It basically just scales off of slip speed but with a catch because you need to land on the sparrow a specific way. bad dismount timing or a non valid rotation while landing on the sparrow will just result in a normal skate or simply skating on the spot going nowhere you can 100% make it consistent with a bit of practice

[@bigchigga9456]

@@ssciss is the speed of the skate based purely off of the speed of the slip so long as you dont get the normal skate? or does the way you land on it/the rotation come into play as well past the point of normal skate speed

[@ssciss]

I was under the impression that the rotation speed of the sparrow mattered but have since changed my mind because I've seen people hit really good skates with slow rotations Maybe a good baseline is hitting a consistant 4dash mothyards and then once your slip is more optimized and you can get really good speed out of one set of dodges you can work on dismount timing and final inputs as your dismounting to manipulate the rotation into a good landing pad for your character

[@firstnamelastname-c8j]

destiny terminology is so cringe

[@ssciss]

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