@@michaelduan9301 maybe but it can be much faster, you only have to strafe a little bit when about to place a block, other times you can just walk backwards
Yes guys, I get it. My ninja bridge was schneller. However, when I uploaded this, Bedless did NOT post the schneller video, and barely anyone ever called ninja "schneller" at the time of uploading. Schneller is a variant of ninja, kinda like how a square is a variant of a rectangle. Please, I know it's schneller, and I really hope you guys know that schneller is just another name for fast ninja, thank you. Jk it isn't schneller, schneller is a clickbait term lmao
i watched this when i was learning how to butterfly click on an old mouse that couldn’t double click. I now have a model o wireless and bloody a60, and i learned all these bridges
Breezilyband ninja r basicly the same speed. Ur ninja is realy fast and most people cant do it that fast, also your breezily could be quicker. In general breezily is just a party trick. Great vid
Ok so the second is technically classified as eagle bridging as it is a tap of sneak rather than the more well known slower and easier method of ninja where the shift is held for longer (ninja is what you usually see technoblade and gb80 doing which is slower than the one you saw)
Eagle bridging is when you shift bridge 1 block, god bridge 2 blocks, then repeat. I dont understand why you think bridging methods are classified by how lomg you hold sneak for. Im 1 year late but still
With 1 tick shifting or faster, ninja or “speed bridge” is not only faster than moonwalk, it is faster than godbridge due to not having to jump. Ucczx proved this
Nope, breezily is slower than ninja no matter how perfectly you do it. Reason being that in Minecraft you move backwards faster while diagonal, so breezily physically can’t be faster than a good ninja.
I learned it like this: Breezily is the one that u always did at the end, and moonwalk dont necesseraly needs to be ASD it can only be SD, S, or SA. I still dont know the difference between god bridge and moonwalk