In my opinion, the yak series of aircraft’s are best for beginners to learn air combat, since it’s a jack of all trades, a beginner can hone in their skills in one particular fighting style and not getting punished severely.
ur the boss. together with defyn and polish frix I found u 3 bois the most valuable when it comes to flying in warthunder. Would apreciate more of your vids/more often. Please consider. Also, do you coach? for money ofcourse. Good hunting bro!
Did it sting you to fly good guys for once? XD Thanks again for this, since Enginerd left there’s really very few people doing useful tutorial/instruction videos.
It depends on which aspect of my videos you're looking for books on. Some subjects are rife with contradictory and/or biased perspectives--something you only realize once you go and research online.
Just for reference, here's another example of your voice getting lost in the mix: 1:38 the 'work' in 'teamwork' is completely inaudible, but not because your mic didn't pick it up. I hope this doesn't come off as nitpicking, though seemingly most people don't notice, it does make a difference to the enjoyability of the video to me and tweaking the volume of the music track would take very little work on your part. Your videos are pretty stellar besides the sounds issues, a little polish would be the cherry on top
Do you recommend to use MEC for this first Yak? or is the MEC not needed for this low BR Yak-1? I've tried it, but in this plane I don't feel like I'm getting much of an advantage, and I'm uncertain if it's worse, so for now I prefer to leave it to the AEC.
Feedback: The game is too loud, the sound of the engine is interfering with your words, making it difficult to understand you. Then you have the strange music in the intro, that fits more into the X-Files than WT. Combined with the engine sound and your words, it's just an assault on ears making it difficult to watch the video and focus on it. Also, you should get a mic, you can get a decent one for pretty cheap these days. Of course, this is my opinion, you can do whatever you want.
The problem is that my microphone is way too quiet, even on 100% volume. I'm speaking very loudly and upscaling the volume in the editing program, but my voice is still getting overwhelmed by everything else--even though the volume of everything else has been turned down.
Really glad you're still uploading videos. Your older vids really helped out when getting started a year ago.
Excellent commentary!
In my opinion, the yak series of aircraft’s are best for beginners to learn air combat, since it’s a jack of all trades, a beginner can hone in their skills in one particular fighting style and not getting punished severely.
Just when I was practicing in the Yak 1. Great timing!
Nice to see new video from you!
thanks for the video!
Good video man, your content helps me so much for learning this game
Can you make a video about all the maneuvers? the S turn the scissors etc, when to use them and why etc
It's on my schedule.
@@Renta352 Awesome 😄
Nice video. Thank you.
Love these videos, thx 4 the free skin btw
This Channel is so awesome!
Glad to see you’re back.
Nice video. Thank you. I hope that once i can see a video about the me 262 schwalbe from you too.
i would love some more yak gameplay
ur the boss. together with defyn and polish frix I found u 3 bois the most valuable when it comes to flying in warthunder. Would apreciate more of your vids/more often. Please consider. Also, do you coach? for money ofcourse. Good hunting bro!
I can coach you if you add my username "Renta352" to your War Thunder friends list.
Did it sting you to fly good guys for once? XD Thanks again for this, since Enginerd left there’s really very few people doing useful tutorial/instruction videos.
I feel so bad for that Anton. He was so sure of his kill until the last moment
My man is spitting bars like shakespeare.
Thanks for sharing such high quality videos. Are there any books you recommend reading?
It depends on which aspect of my videos you're looking for books on. Some subjects are rife with contradictory and/or biased perspectives--something you only realize once you go and research online.
Yak-1 is great on SB
Can we get some more p51 or p38 gameplay?
Just for reference, here's another example of your voice getting lost in the mix: 1:38 the 'work' in 'teamwork' is completely inaudible, but not because your mic didn't pick it up. I hope this doesn't come off as nitpicking, though seemingly most people don't notice, it does make a difference to the enjoyability of the video to me and tweaking the volume of the music track would take very little work on your part. Your videos are pretty stellar besides the sounds issues, a little polish would be the cherry on top
I did go back and tweak the audio. Must've missed that one.
Do you recommend to use MEC for this first Yak? or is the MEC not needed for this low BR Yak-1? I've tried it, but in this plane I don't feel like I'm getting much of an advantage, and I'm uncertain if it's worse, so for now I prefer to leave it to the AEC.
@@MrMrSpok I've never been able to get MEC to deliver a better result than AEC.
Feedback: The game is too loud, the sound of the engine is interfering with your words, making it difficult to understand you. Then you have the strange music in the intro, that fits more into the X-Files than WT. Combined with the engine sound and your words, it's just an assault on ears making it difficult to watch the video and focus on it. Also, you should get a mic, you can get a decent one for pretty cheap these days. Of course, this is my opinion, you can do whatever you want.
The problem is that my microphone is way too quiet, even on 100% volume. I'm speaking very loudly and upscaling the volume in the editing program, but my voice is still getting overwhelmed by everything else--even though the volume of everything else has been turned down.