The Fastest Finished Gun of ALL TIME! 

what's with the terraria music lmao threw me off so hard

@@spaceinvader4565 terraria 🔛🔝

Thanks!

рад, что они тебе нравятся! (Я использовал переводчик, ха-ха) :D

It looks that way due to Breach_Renovations by Dallan. It took me around 150 hours to get finished gun if I recall corectly!

too easy s tier weapons and items break the game so i ussally skip them

I'll look into it! Thanks for the suggestion :D

Hi, I use a mod manager called R2modman!

@@DistinguishedMrGatoxoh do i need to download someth else or? Maybe can you tell me a good tut vid btw i subbed and like your editing and content keep the daily upload!!!!

i tried to use the mod but it crashed i downloaded exact mods that you are using @@DistinguishedMrGatox

Shoot, I forgot to add it to the description. It's meganeko from ultrakill!

@@DistinguishedMrGatoxmeganeko is the musician, the song is The Cybergrind

Gotta use a mod manager. I use one called R2modman. Then you select the game and browse for the mods!

like two times lol

lol, I noticed after it was already uploaded subcribe!

I know it but for some reason I'm very bad at it lol

@@DistinguishedMrGatox It's muscle memory. As a long-time Isaac player, I'm absolutely terrible at Gungeon. The control schemes are very different between the two games, but they're just similar enough to throw you off when getting used to one after playing the other. You would think the basic skills would be transferable, but the "don't get hit" tactics for both games are very different, leading to Gungeon players looking for dodge roll opportunities in Isaac and Isaac players to look for "safe spots" in patterns in Gungeon. Additionally, the aiming mechanics are entirely different. You can't aim without firing in Isaac, and unless you have one of a couple specific items, you're locked to four-way aim. Isaac also has no "consolation prize" for locks you can't open. You've either got a key and can unlock the chest/door, or you don't have one and can't do anything about it. They're the same genre of game, but they're entirely different games that are just similar enough to trip players up. It's like trying to compare DDR and osu! because they're both music-centric rhythm games: the skills you pick up from one are basically non-transferable, and can actively get in the way if you're thinking of trying to transfer the skills over.

@@StevetheWizard2591 great comment!

TBOI is very random game, you can have 2000 hours and still be bad, so that's ok