Originally Posted by 1TheV
Dafuq
Anyway congrats
I thought NutHug is Russian
NutHug is german, I'm portuguese.
Originally Posted by Gargon555
But anyways, what brought you to sparring?
At that time realism was starting to get more attention. There were only a few that could do it properly in singleplayer, like Nightin, NutHug and Dragenon.
NutHug didn't fancy going online that much because of all the harassing. Nightin was kind of a strict singleplayer guy.
Dragenon on the other hand worked a lot on bringing the realism trend into multiplayer. He still has the sparring thread with the most views on the Multiplayer Replays board actually.
Note that this guy was starting to pull b-twists online and that was kind of deemed as near impossible by most people at that time.
I was on the same clan he was and he was a major influence when I started, so I got dragged into sparring while trying to play like him.
Originally Posted by Complexity
Oblivion why are you so smart?
Genetics and a great environment to grow up in, if I can even be considered smart.
Originally Posted by Karstnator
Do you plan on making a tutorial on how to make realistic movement?
Unfortunately that'd take way too much time for me to make, plus it's highly unpractical to make a tutorial on something so vast.
I can and will answer specific doubts and give some pointers when the time comes, but a full tutorial is too big of an endeavor :(
Originally Posted by Buze
What Karstnator said, and who taught you, or did you teach yourself?
Most of the process of becoming a better player in Toribash comes from autodidacticism , but I learned A LOT when I first started hanging out in #ormo on IRC.
At that time NutHug and Nightin discussed most frequently how realistic movement worked in Toribash, and constantly made replays and competed with each other.
They made me realize how little I actually knew about the game.
That was also the time where I improved the fastest.
Originally Posted by hanz0
where is my replay of vladimit putin in a zoot suit punching out the moon
In spaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaace
We're still kids in buses longing to be free.
Originally Posted by Oblivion
Most of the process of becoming a better player in Toribash comes from autodidacticism , but I learned A LOT when I first started hanging out in #ormo on IRC.
At that time NutHug and Nightin discussed most frequently how realistic movement worked in Toribash, and constantly made replays and competed with each other.
They made me realize how little I actually knew about the game.
That was also the time where I improved the fastest.
#ormo makes men out of boys
I said my congrats anyway but you're too legit for it to remain private
GRATZ HOMBRE
Ok, random question, one of my current uni projects is to design an office/house/studio.
I've taken this to mean "design your dream work and home environment in one", as such, what cool features would you ideal future home have?
The technology has to be possible, but not necessarily anywhere past "discovered"
She/They
Yeah, I only don't like erthtkv2 because of the mod's name. Make it "tkv2," and the mod will instantly become more popular. This is a valid reason as the name of the mod is still an important feature that no one seems to have yet discussed.
Yeah, I only don't like erthtkv2 because of the mod's name. Make it "tkv2," and the mod will instantly become more popular. This is a valid reason as the name of the mod is still an important feature that no one seems to have yet discussed.
Did you enter SP CUP this year? if not do you plan on trying to defeat your alt nuthug?
Originally Posted by Erth
#ormo makes men out of boys
I said my congrats anyway but you're too legit for it to remain private
GRATZ HOMBRE
Ok, random question, one of my current uni projects is to design an office/house/studio.
I've taken this to mean "design your dream work and home environment in one", as such, what cool features would you ideal future home have?
The technology has to be possible, but not necessarily anywhere past "discovered"
Cheers man ;)
Well, it'd be awesome if some of the rooms of my house were strategically positively pressurized and most of the corners rounded up. It would be incredibly easy to clean everything that way.
Spending most of my time hunched against books on my room also made me inclined to really want a great studying place.
Aligned to make the most of Portugal's long sunny days; full wall windows being a integral part along with a skylight.
Not sure about how the storage for tons of books would work though.
A huge garden is also a must.
Originally Posted by Yoyo
You're cool, moço.
And spacefixer is reallyyy old, I wouldn't use it in its current state. Maybe I'll update it some day.
You too, jovem.
I'll be mentioning some of your scripts a lot later as well, might work as a little incentive to update them :p
Originally Posted by FistofLife
Did you enter SP CUP this year? if not do you plan on trying to defeat your alt nuthug?
Nope, this year I was an invited judge along with Larfen and Shook.
No plans for that as of now.
Currently, university is sucking most of my time and wits. In Toribash I mostly just want to play with freedom with the little time I have, and chase some old goals.
Also nowadays NutHug has the equivalent to a "lvl 99 weapon" as we were referring to it yesterday in #ormo. I'd need the availability to learn some things about coding to try and chase him.
We're still kids in buses longing to be free.
Originally Posted by ape
What's the best way to get good at replay making? By just messing around with the tori and trying different things, studying other people's replays using some of the scripts you mentioned?
It varies from person to person. Ultimately the most important thing is to have fun.
I'm not saying this as a politically correct answer. I'm saying it because otherwise you'll simply stop playing Toribash as it becomes a burden.
Default replay-makers like Larfen and myself give some credit to Enikesha, one of the tools that I mentioned, as a main form to learn. It offers you a way to break down the replays of people you like and learn from them.
My best advice though, and what might have made me stick with the game for so long, is to make use of the community. Toribash is heavily community-based for a lot of people.
You make replays like you want to, trying to improve every time and having fun while at it, and you post them on the Replays board.
CnC some other players and they'll cnc you back.
Pay attention to what they tell you, listen to their advice, and enjoy that other people take time to watch and comment on your stuff. That way you'll get better.
Also, try and participate in the SP events. Even if you don't win, it's a great way to challenge yourself to get better with a set deadline.
I can honestly say that I improved the fastest in all of my time in Toribash when I used to participate in big competitions.
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I'm adding a contribution to the first post's information.
I'll present you with the solution to one or two problems that were layed on #ormo yesterday.
How to turn Tori and Uke to each other when they are side by side in a mod
Last edited by Oblivion; Mar 18, 2014 at 12:06 AM.
We're still kids in buses longing to be free.
