6:35 - yes. That's true. Usually people put helis where you can randomly hit the blades or have to go trough them... it's helis and crates man, helis and crates...
I love tracks like these that force you to practice a technique! I often don’t practice this type of stuff cause I want to get runs down! Finally got to the point where I’m decent enough at inner wall rides that I’ll do them in most lobbies, but CBT still isn’t quite there yet…probably successful 50% of the time
tldr; Vulture bees don't produce 'meat honey', that is widespread scientific misinformation. This is directly from the wikipedia article for vulture bees: "The vulture bee is sometimes known for producing a so-called “meat honey”, which is a belief resulting from scientific uncertainty and misinformation." -there are 6 seperate sources for that one fact- "It may be that the type of royal jelly produced by the bees as a protein intake is directly derived from the rotten meat, which can be confused with 'meat honey' (although royal jelly, even the regular type seen in honeybees, is not honey). Another theory is that, since the honey and rotten flesh are stored in proximity of one another within the hive, they sometimes come in contact, leading to the belief that the resulting mixture is the normal process by which the bee produces its honey. It would be improper for human consumption, leading to sickness or even death in severe cases. The actual honey is of unknown origin." It is actually 3 closely related species of stingless bees in South America that are called vulture bees, they do not feed on pollen and don't have the adaptations to carry pollen, but instead feed on rotting meat with the forager bees feeding like maggots and regurgitating it back at the hive. They do produce honey for construction but it comes from an unknown origin... I feel like someone should research where that honey comes from, seems like some SCP stuff.
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paaaain 😂❤
3:01 "Crest Break Technique" or CBT, that is absolutely hilarious.
I thought my name was fred?
It always will be Fred for me
No idea homie
Fred running up that hill
fred moment
When he said CBT all I though of was Iron man talking to Jarvis
2:10 me and Kozmo then kozmo got third with a front flip lol
6:35 - yes. That's true. Usually people put helis where you can randomly hit the blades or have to go trough them... it's helis and crates man, helis and crates...
the idea of flesh honey unsettles me greatly
I love tracks like these that force you to practice a technique! I often don’t practice this type of stuff cause I want to get runs down! Finally got to the point where I’m decent enough at inner wall rides that I’ll do them in most lobbies, but CBT still isn’t quite there yet…probably successful 50% of the time
6:46 how you didn’t hit the wall
"It's okay to be upset, Kosmo; it doesn't mean I'm wrong." Is my new favorite saying 4:11
This track was awesome, I also already knew about those gross bees.
tldr; Vulture bees don't produce 'meat honey', that is widespread scientific misinformation.
This is directly from the wikipedia article for vulture bees:
"The vulture bee is sometimes known for producing a so-called “meat honey”, which is a belief resulting from scientific uncertainty and misinformation." -there are 6 seperate sources for that one fact- "It may be that the type of royal jelly produced by the bees as a protein intake is directly derived from the rotten meat, which can be confused with 'meat honey' (although royal jelly, even the regular type seen in honeybees, is not honey). Another theory is that, since the honey and rotten flesh are stored in proximity of one another within the hive, they sometimes come in contact, leading to the belief that the resulting mixture is the normal process by which the bee produces its honey. It would be improper for human consumption, leading to sickness or even death in severe cases. The actual honey is of unknown origin."
It is actually 3 closely related species of stingless bees in South America that are called vulture bees, they do not feed on pollen and don't have the adaptations to carry pollen, but instead feed on rotting meat with the forager bees feeding like maggots and regurgitating it back at the hive. They do produce honey for construction but it comes from an unknown origin... I feel like someone should research where that honey comes from, seems like some SCP stuff.
the more you know!!
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I hate this new trend of calling every algorithm "AI"
Indeed! This is not AI
Yhep, this is just a random number generator from a list of numbes (ids) for the tracpices... ther is not of intelegence into that....
I used this mode to create a track and my biggest issue was that the start was a sharp right turn and a lot of speed checks.
im now going to make an easy, non-janky track that is filled with helicopters
Do any of the pros have videos going over how all these little tricks work and how to do them? Like wheel hooks and "CBT" (...)
If you're going to look up CBT make sure you use safe search
omg I love doing CBT!
I have tried this random track generator and every time it gave me this weird turn right after the start lol. Every single time
Thanks for the CBT tutorial
the Vulture Bees Bronzed Up.
CBT with the bronzed up vulture bees
Can't wait for V2.0
Okay, I like it, Picasso.
funny lokin bees
Vulture Bees? Not Zom-Bees?
You simply dont get good anymore, you bronze up now
😂
I would suggest never looking up what CBT means IRL....