Pulse RPG Cup Grand Final - INSANE 1v1 - Wirtual vs SkandeaR 

It quite easy when you play 50+ hours on the map

Aka ~ is a fucking nerd who wastes literal exorbitant amounts of time on a game that’s not even that interesting whatsoever. Some bland coloured racing game lol - a case study in obsessive useless human nature

@@JonnyCraig33 Must be somewhat interesting that it gets him ~11 million views in the last 30 days

@@JonnyCraig33 imagine people wasting their time with watching a let's play on youtube about a game they aren't interested in because they think it's "some bland coloured racing game" and commenting on said let's plays

@@JonnyCraig33 my guy you are subscribed to two top 10 channels

No need to be best player to have fun so i highly recomended to try game.

@@djxvat1 I actually do so, but sometimes wondering how to shave an extra half second away is such a drag

@@gsm5150 The worst thing is when you can see what you need to do, but can't make the right lines :/

@@cavemann_ Yup, that kind of microinputs where you either get the timing right or don't and if so, game over

LOL, this guy is crazy.

They are but aren't doing the same thing. Your computer won't take more than 2 arrow keys at the same time, hence most players bind break to another button so they can use powerdrift which is turn+accelerate+break at the same time. Whenever you see the down arrow pressed it's likely just his finger slipping.

It's not random, someone made this, thinking about every block placement in this track. Idk how much time, probably months if the builder has a day job etc. And learning it at this level where both drivers are within 3 seconds of eachother is just mental. I would just never finish this track at all, I'm pretty sure. The concentration needed for this is extreme, since you have to get EVERYTHING right, like you can't stop for a second because you need the right amount of speed etc to even get through it. This is also the reason why there's probably not a lot of shortcut opportunities, and finding them would be extremely time-consuming as well. The hours to even finish a track like this of 10m long give me the scares even thinking about it. But for someone else with a different set of skills it might just take a couple of run-throughs before you can start hunting the record. It's very individual.

Personal preference, have tried gamepad in the past but could never get used to it^^

No. The game is designed for keyboard use. Pretty sure that most players play on keyboard.

@@Vykk_Draygo thanks.

You know, because not knowing where to go isn't confusing enough, they added some invisible blocks for additional enjoyment