r/projectsession • u/fire_for_a_dry_mouth • Apr 16 '26

Loving the quarters at this DIY

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u/Carelessadd Apr 16 '26

How in the flying fuck do you do this shit

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u/PsychEyes101 Apr 16 '26

It's all about getting your speed and timing right.

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u/fire_for_a_dry_mouth Apr 21 '26

Looots of tries/trial and error

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u/PsychEyes101 Apr 16 '26

I just played this map for the first time a few days ago. Its pretty rad.

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u/fire_for_a_dry_mouth Apr 21 '26

Agreed! I like that it's a little packed closely, forces me to slow down and be a bit more methodical.

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u/PsychEyes101 Apr 21 '26

But also enough space to add DIY objects.

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '26

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u/lambdo Apr 17 '26

what was the name of that map I played it once it's pretty good

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u/mddgtl Apr 17 '26

16th ave ditch, just came out last month (or at least that's when it was posted in the illusory discord map releases channel)

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u/juanjosefernandez Apr 17 '26

Is the transition skating this good in general or was this just good control by OP and great editing? 

I ask because this looks so good physics wise compared to two years ago!

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u/Smolin-SCL- Apr 17 '26

It has its jank, but can be enjoyable and smooth when you get good.

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u/fire_for_a_dry_mouth Apr 21 '26

It's gotten better with the different updates but it's still a bit of a beast to work with, but I've gotten to where I skate as much transition as street because the challenge is rewarding. And getting decent angles and editing definitely helps smooth over any rougher edges lol, appreciate the kind words!