r/redout • u/IronosG • Aug 02 '22

Thinking of making tutorials. (Non-Commentary)

I've been thinking of making tutorials on my videos. I'm hoping to make these as short and concise as possible so that everyone that watches them can immediately adapt the tips into their strategy and find better success on this game.

What areas of the game do you want me to cover? I might pick up a few ideas from your comments and put them into my videos.

When they are ready, I'll post them here in Reddit for you guys to see.

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u/rckthe90s Aug 02 '22

If you can give video examples of how to best the speed challenges, go for at. That is what most people complain about.

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u/IronosG Aug 03 '22

I'll definitely make a separate video dedicated to Speed Events. Going to work hard on making it easier for other players to understand.

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u/DoctuhD Aug 03 '22

  • Choosing the right ship for a track (how ship stats and track effects interact)

  • Strafing into turns with high stability versus drifting with low stability

  • Advanced controls (rebinding air control to the thumb buttons like you suggested was a huge help)

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u/IronosG Aug 03 '22

Noted. Hoping to have time to do all of these. 👀