anyone knows how ChaseTheBro swaps everything around so fast?

[TERRØR♕]

its literally insane

[echo_ML]

Every PvPer does this lol
https://youtu.be/e3cgyzm_PL4?si=e708NaAPr5wxzjjS

[hemorrhage911]

It's not hard, it's just sweaty.

Practice

[TERRØR♕]

Originally posted by echo_ML:

Every PvPer does this lol
https://youtu.be/e3cgyzm_PL4?si=e708NaAPr5wxzjjS

thanks a lot , ill watch that

[Knavenformed]

There's a hidden technique
The storage box
It is not something the Two Fingers would teach you Lambkin

[Ryvaku]

I like watching him and find him good as a content creator and PvPer that is the bar to actual skill PvPers. Also showcasing ashes of war and how to use them in situations. Just a lot of NG farming to get the copies of weapons.

How he deals with gank squads is how a actual PvPer plays. Not the crybabies you see in this discussion and those that cheat to pray on lower level invades with rot pots.

[toughnails]

2 things:
- claw grip, aka you keep moving your character with the thumb, while using the index finger to browse inventory (this is also the reason why they all use PS controllers)
- he uses mods/CE to get extra copies of items to pad out the inventory rows, so that he doesn't have to be precise

[toughnails]

Originally posted by Ryvaku:

I like watching him and find him good as a content creator and PvPer that is the bar to actual skill PvPers. Also showcasing ashes of war and how to use them in situations. Just a lot of NG farming to get the copies of weapons.

How he deals with gank squads is how a actual PvPer plays. Not the crybabies you see in this discussion and those that cheat to pray on lower level invades with rot pots.

He's a good player, but I really don't like how he edits out all of his losses, even in his latest videos you won't see him getting killed by Swift Slash or Rolling Sparks, which is impossible because this was happening to literally everyone before today's patch.

It's boring to watch when he always wins and makes no mistakes, wish he wasn't so insecure about showing himself struggle a bit.

[hemorrhage911]

Originally posted by toughnails:

Originally posted by Ryvaku:

I like watching him and find him good as a content creator and PvPer that is the bar to actual skill PvPers. Also showcasing ashes of war and how to use them in situations. Just a lot of NG farming to get the copies of weapons.

How he deals with gank squads is how a actual PvPer plays. Not the crybabies you see in this discussion and those that cheat to pray on lower level invades with rot pots.

He's a good player, but I really don't like how he edits out all of his losses, even in his latest videos you won't see him getting killed by Swift Slash or Rolling Sparks, which is impossible because this was happening to literally everyone before today's patch.

It's boring to watch when he always wins and makes no mistakes, wish he wasn't so insecure about showing himself struggle a bit.

Doesn't he have full unedited streams up in his live section?

I would say my biggest issue with the Chasethebro's type is that they realize these games are very much rock, paper, scissors, so when I see them getting their asses beat and they run away just to swap to a weapon that counters the opponents weapon - it's just too sweaty.

It's why I liked Prod's adventures of the worst invader. He would stick to one or two weapons, at most, he would swap to cat ring in DS3.

EDIT: Forgot my favorite, Moose Torrent. Most respectful PVPer you'll ever see and plays within the intended framework.

[BingusDingus]

He channels the inner sweatlord

[Coinkydink]

Garbage pvp is still garbage

[TropicalLad]

Muscle memory

[Kleerex]

It's called Autohotkey.

[Knavenformed]

Originally posted by hemorrhage911:

I would say my biggest issue with the Chasethebro's type is that they realize these games are very much rock, paper, scissors, so when I see them getting their asses beat and they run away just to swap to a weapon that counters the opponents weapon - it's just too sweaty.

It's why I liked Prod's adventures of the worst invader. He would stick to one or two weapons, at most, he would swap to cat ring in DS3.

+1

Swapping is antithetical to what makes these games challenging, you take your setup against another setup and even with a disadvantage you can come out on top.

I get that without locking inventory for Phantoms swapping is a part of the game and is a great display of mechanical skill, but when you do some chicken leg swaps mid parry just to get an instant kill while you go to a fat roll it's just a bit too sweaty to even watch.

Prod and Lost are definitely some peak invasion content for that reason, they keep it clean by doing weapon challenges and show their defeats and that you can have fun even if you lose.