3 Martial Arts Experts try VR Fighting 

Hi jesse

Jesse does that mean you are liking Kyokushin?😅

Jesse I love ur vids

Jesse, we need to cook

All of you guys are great. Thanks

I had the same experience after taking off mine

lol

he deff bought one after he went home

I saw this comment before the end of his section and I grew a bit concerned. Bah ha ha ha ha!

Ay tbf I had the same thing when I took off my headset for the first time and said almost the same thing like "am i still in vr why do my hands move like this am I in control of my body" especially after waking up such a weird feeling

You killed it!

That was extremely funny when you turned your back at the enemy and started training on the Wooden Dummy! If this were online with another person in PVP, that would have been a funny insult. "I beat you and I have time to get better than you~" So, nonchalant and chill mid-battle! _❤‍🔥MC Worthy❤‍🔥_ 😆Absolutely loved it 💖

Mike, can you do a video on VR and if a person can use that to practice self defense? I love your contents by the way, I started carrying a fighting flashlight because of you!

I programmed your life Mike. Unfortunately I have a sick sense of humor. Sorry.

@@scottynguyen2183 no need for video. you absolutely can't. VR is so bare bones that you only can do very simple stuff and it's still buggy. You can use it to work out though, which helps in combat.

@PaMuShingreat comment!

There he is the reality breaker

I've often felt like an extra in a sitcom that was cancelled long ago but nobody told anyone that was in it.

That show is in syndication now lol

Made real breakthroughs there😂

My life is that crisis. Neve learned basics, but appreciate how eloquent some can be.

Where do I order this game?

we saw a glimpse of it during the zombie rpg

@@mr.brightside7496 And animals he could take in a fight

@PaMuShin I remember something like that, yeah

You mean, relatable :)

@@malkomalkavian Shhhh, I haven't came out yet

Yea you can even do a bit of jiujitsu in that game, especially if you got the choking mod. I like going for takedowns into arm triangles or back takes and chokes shit is mad fun

@@Shoop67 haven't modded it yet but I definitely like seeing what I can do barehanded

@@soldierx345 word weapons are lame 💯

was hoping it'd be here

​@Shoop67 you can do a lot with a knife in your off hand

I do this every time I compete in kata.

Really makes VR Golfing more intense

"Do you think that's air you're breathing ?"

​@@Falkharstole my comment! ❤

Well, at least you're building your cardio up. That's more than what most people do these days. It's a good thing and I'm jealous you even let yourself get there. Get too tired these days. Keep up the good work!

For real

Vr is indistinguishable from magic and going into a different dimension .

​@@drewdabrew4745true

Thats why we have Joe Rogan

yeah I felt this was the information mike was missing. it's comfortable cos he's been in that environment a lot.

@@cruxmind right yeah! That makes a lot of sense!

This actually would explain why I had similar thoughts years ago considering my childhood was a mixed bag to say the least

Yeah I'm familiar with it, when you're engaged in violence everything just makes sense and fits together. You are You, your opponent is your opponent, win, enjoy the rush, there's nothing else. There's no politics, no social nooks and crannies, no worry. Just you and them. It's been 6 or 7 years since I got past that area but there's still a small part of me wanting that rush again, I hate it but it is what it is ig

Dude was way too into it

@@SealWithHat No way! lol Dude just knows how to let go and have some fun

There's no spoon, grasshopper!

That was just a dream, stay right where you are...it's the best place for you, it's where you are safe.

You yankis are weird

We're not sure how this message will look to you. But please Andrew, WAKE UP, IT'S NOT REAL!

I played a game in vr and I did get confused a little. I tried controlling real life like the vr and I had to tell myself I'm not in the game anymore like my body had to realize it...I only played for like 10 minutes

Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't solipsism usually start with doubting that oneself is real?

@@HessianLikeTheFabric Hell if I know, I'm an idiot.

@@nucklechutz9933 You sounded like you're into philosophy xD tbf, I'm also interested to the point of even studying it, but I honestly have no clue

@@HessianLikeTheFabric Well, now we sound like philosophers. To your point, from what I understand of Des Cartes (from synopses and analyses of translations from other people, I never read him myself) he is supposed to have come to "cogito ergo sum" via questioning his own existence. But when I say Mike is the first person I've heard question his, I don't mean like, positing it as a philosopher would. Mike said it the same way someone says: "sometimes I get mad at politics." "Sometimes I have gas." "Sometimes I think I'm not real." Shit blew my mind, man.

Descartes arrived at the conclusion "I think therefore I am" by starting from a position of total skepticism. He assumed that every single thing he knows and believes could be false and is not justified to believe. If even your most deeply held beliefs (things that you are unquestioningly certain of) could be false, then what can possibly be known to be true? What must necessarily be true regardless of your evidence and justifications? Well, to even be able to ponder the question means that I must exist. Something that doesn't exist can't think to question its existence or knowledge. I think therefore I am. That alone must be justified to believe even if everything else about my reality is false. There are certain other necessary truths such as mathematical truths. 1+1=2 must always be true by definition. There's no possible world where it doesn't hold true. Look up "necessary truths" and "contingent truths" if you want to learn more about this concept. "Radical skepticism" is a fun rabbit hole if you want to basically retrace Descartes steps.

They just put out an update that improved the tracking

​@@HeisenStark13Quest Pro controllers track themselves instead of being tracked by the headset, so you can put them behind you or on the other side of objects where the headset can't see them without losing tracking.

Sorry to hear that, bro but glad you're sharing and so aware of it -- those can be really difficultmomentsand it'simportantthat you are finding ways to communicateit where you can amd when you can with others who can recieve it responsibly in a supportive way plus work through what you can to understand and do something with it. I know finding good and accessible/affordable therapists can be difficult but if you can it's worth looking into. Usually that's indicative of past developmental / complex trauma (e.g. growing up in extremely stressful situations like moving a ton in childhood, prolonged poverty/emotional neglect, abusive upbringing/community, etc.), or overt trauma. So learning what you can about dissociation/derealization, complex trauma /cptsd and ptsd can sometimes help get a better sense of what you're feeling and why. The depersonalization/ derealization responses tend to happen when people are overestimated and working through some sort of freeze/fawn/flight/fight trauma response pattern as a way for the brain to try to protect you/itself by not really processing all the details right then and there until you're in a percieved safer space/environment/time. On RU-vid there's a lot of good therapist channels that cover these, I think the Crappy Childhood Fairy is one of them and the algorithm will point you to others from there. For me grounding exercises (look up the 54321 colors, sounds, textures, smells, tastes exercise; also sometimes butterfly hug and tapping; sometimes just eating a spoonful of hotsauce or if I can go for a run/work out doing stuff until the exercise pain/burn prioritizes my attention and need to focus brings me back) plus especially qigong or yoga helped me to bring me back into my body (in a way that made my mind and body think/feel I was in a more stable situation so that any intrusive thoughts or pent up stuff could run its course while I'm still lucid) and with the environment around me helped a lot. The qigong meditation channel here on youtube might be a good start for those exercises and there's often overlap with some shaolin Kung fu too. Wishing you well, stay strong and safe, and hope that helps!

It’s a good thing believe it or not, mike will be a wise man if he is thinking about reality and himself within it, he will be on a good path.

I can answer that: they're absolutely useless, for the time being.