Hey ex archer here. I got Skyrim vr specifically for the archery it is so realistic and far cheaper. I just wanted to say a mark of improvement in archery is how close together the arrows are. You showed significant improvement in early stages here.
@@Sleepyheadwithramen oh yeah I had to get extra knuckle straps to stop loosing the controller's around my wrist. Also had to get a mod to disable grip button inputs because I always end up dragon shouting when practicing.
@@g45h96 well, almost. According to my advanced calculations he'd have ~$17.2k out of the $18.2k needed. But knowing this subscriber base, we'd probably surpass $50k in efforts to raise $18k xD
There’s a woman in a cabin in the southern mountains who will train you, and each little challenge you complete by shooting at targets gets you a level iirc. They might be nearly impossible in VR, though.
@@scottishcheese13 so true! It is really hard, later I found out you can left trigger to show aim cross thing... even it slows times with another perks!
Excellent demonstrations of the scientific method by the way! In case, you want to publish this, I quickly ran the stats: The chi-square statistic is 3.3333. The p-value is .067889. The result is not significant at p < .05 but very close. I am pretty confident that that Skyrim VR can actually improve motor skills in very specific ways.
You would have to repeat that study with multiple people and 2 test groups. There is a chance that he would have gotten it better already for being his second real life try even without all the VR Archery inbetween.
@@MrRyanIsle Sure. At the same time, priors are already high. If you perform a physical action over and over, you get better at it. VR is exactly that: performing the action over and over. If the action matches the real life action, you will see benefits. He did a good job, demonstrating this and it showed the expected results.
As someone that shoots guns IRL, I can confirm VR does actually help, at least with handguns. It's basically the same thing as what we call "dry fire practice", but it's a bit better because you have to move and shoot at moving targets that want to harm you or shoot back. I love VR
@@ClokworkGremlin of course, nothing beats real deal. You're not going to become a pro sniper, but for using handguns and stuff like that, it helps a lot.
Just so you're aware, I watch your videos on my TV, with my family, like they're episodes of Wandavision. My wife and teenage daughter spent five minutes debating whether the golf sounds in the last Skyrim video were added in Premiere or somehow modded in to Skyrim. When you clarified, my wife went "Aaaaaaah.!" to signify that she had "told her so". This time I started laughing when the metal went clang, and they both looked at me like a crazy person because they didn't understand you had IMMEDIATELY attempted to assassinate your phone after praying you wouldn't. These are just moments from my life I wanted to let you know about. I hope they are in some way nice to hear. I'm a stand-up comedian in my spare time, and I love it when audience members come up to me after shows to let me know some weird way that something I said made them feel, or related to their life. I'm trying to do that, but - via TH-cam.
"It's been cropped because there are doxable things behind this target." Jokes on you, 4chan can tell the block you live on just by the glare on the target!
you might be entertained to know that this kinda stuff is known to be real, laparoscopic surgeons used to play super monkey ball prior to doing their surgeries as it legitimately helped warm up (the controls are surprisingly similar). There was something like a 27% increase in efficency.
I remember picking up my bow for the first time. Before that, my primary archery experience was Skyrim. I wasn’t perfect when using the actual bow, but I was good enough to impress the instructor for my first time. He asked if I had any prior experience, and I was just like. “Only in Skyrim.” He just raise his eyebrow and said “Like the video game?”
I think you might like Contractors VR. I have said this a few times so I will stop here but I just wanted to make sure you might see it. It is a great shooter and I love it. It also has really fun chat cuz there are a lot of Australians to who play on the servers. Thank you for the wonderful content-- so glad to be smooth with everyone.
As an IRL traditional archer currently training for bowhunting, I can say that playing regular skyrim archery toons has actually helped my mental process of archery IRL. I couldn't even imagine how much my skill would improve if I had access to a VR headset for skyrim! This was awesome man and sort of further makes me believe that "reality" is a simulation :P
Once again, a banger video. Good luck dealing with the internet detectives overanalysing the 4 pixels of tree and the slight shadow of you moving in front of the target lol
btw that isn't patreon it's youtune membership and only get highest tier get's featured every video second tier gets once every month and lowest tier doesn't get mentioned
So I've started watching most youtube videos at 2x speed because it allows me to fit so much more content into the same amount of time I waste, but Habie, I want you to know that I always watch your videos at normal speed, because every second of your videos are worth watching. Your editing and comedic timing are just absolute gold! Never change, Habie. #smoothbrains4life
“…so you quickly start to feel like legolas with a sick fascination of getting close to your downed enemies so you can watch the arrow enter their fat face, and I’m totally not a dangerous person” -UpIsNotJump talking about archery in Skyrim VR
Hey, could you make a quick video on like your second channel of what mods you use for skyrim? You’ve touched on a lot but I’m seeing some that I haven’t seen in use before! Thanks for the content, bye
Dude. I think you had a point at the end with the real bowstrings draw weight. I think you should try a better bow, maybe ask a friend to borrow one. But those cheap ass bows hardy have any draw weight and it makes them much less accurate than an average bow. You will get better scores and hit more bullseye's with a higher draw-weight bow, maybe a compound. It is possible to hit bullseye's with those cheapy recurve ones but the arrows travel so much slower with a higher margin of error. They're inconsistent unless you master it. .
Also Skyrim isn't the best for training cause that feature which makes your arms shake, it isn't exactly realistic and quite ruins the chance of precision accuracy unless you're like God at it. In real life it's all about feeling the shot and trying to recreate the same conditions as when you hit that good bullseye's 🎯.
I practiced shooting a handgun in Gun Club VR for several months on my Valve Index, practicing gun safety in addition to shooting (keeping the gun pointed down-range, ejecting the magazine as well as the round in the chamber and engaging the safety before holstering it). When I eventually went to a local shooting range and shot one for real, I managed to hit the target with most of my shots, though I was taken off-guard by the recoil and the shell casings landing on my head (also had to clear a few jams). One of the instructors who works at the range said I did pretty good job for my first time firing a handgun but I still had room for improvement.
You know what I realised about small channels being able to play what they want Is that their more happier than the bigger channels out there because their fan bases don't leave when they don't have something they want them to do
If you keep up these innovative video ideas instead of the simple "VR TH-cam Videos" which I still love, mind you, your channel will explode even more than it already has. I love you, I love your content, please keep supplying me.
You know, because you mentioned the price of the AWP, one of a few things will happen: 1) More atomic mirror brains (or some degree of support) And/Or 2) At least one very large donation with the note "to fund the progress the part 2 of sniper training."
This is only my second or third video of yours that I’ve watched but the mirror brain section always takes a hold over me that is both serene and terrifying. Bravo
I like to sit places in skyrim/f4vr like on my balcony, hot tub, or even just like outside a city. Then open up a virtual desktop overlay the two and watch a show. Its nice just sitting at a table in my home watching people ingame just walk around. Set the timescale to a more realistic number to not feel like "the dragonborn that has been sitting still for 7 days" and just take in the surroundings while you watch some movie. Bonus points if you pick an area that suits the movie. Extra bonus points if you pause your movie angrily to defend a settlement or something. Adds a level of immersion that is just so WOW. If you have a mod that gives your followers jobs or other such this can be a great way to pass time. If i ever get it working the build your own market stall mod would be an AMAZING addition to this.
I've modded Skyrim VR with 4-5 differant combat mods that makes combat pretty fun. Something I noticed playing Onward is that my skills with a pistol improved substantially.
This is a real clever idea for a video! I feel bad for only watching one video of yours a few months back and thinking nothing of it. So glad I found your channel again.
@@skullsaw2276 i dont know where said relaxing hottub with nothing wrong with it is, but if i did i would go to said relaxing hottub because of how relaxing it is, and nothing else.
bro i literally love your videos man. im on my like 11th upload back to back with you and when i saw it on my feed i was siked as hell. quickly becoming my favorite channel bro leep up the hard work
if you stood a bit further back IRL archers paradox would've put those mostly centered! archery is oddly relaxing for something thats semi stressful lmao. two weeks irl shooting I bet your grouping goes to 2 inches instead of 4
Fun fact, my brother played a bunch of Hotdogs, Horseshoes and Hand Grenades and when we went shooting in real life, my dad was impressed by how good his grouping was compared to what it was a couple years ago. So yeah, shooting in VR will definitely help, as long as you do it kinda sorta realistically. Also weapon operation, like reloading and stuff, is something you can learn from games like that for specific guns even if you've never touched them before in your life.
I just found you on youtube and from what I can tell from the few videos I watched (pre-popular & popular), and I say; you are one genuine fella and I love that. Please do not let anything taint that like these cloud chasers are tainted
I've just started reaching back and re-watching some of the back catalogue. It's been long enough I've mostly forgotten them other than the broad subject, and I'm exhaling sharply all over again. Editing is insanely good, and you haven't improved a bit since then (because you didn't need to). (Real talk I don't know if you were on the every week upload schedule back then, but these older ones FEEL like they were baked longer to me. We'll all still love you if you decide to slow it down a tad)
Problem I have with archery in VR as well, as using bolt action rifles, is I play on a Rift S. The loops on the controller point upwards. They collide with my headset on draw.
The archery in Gorn 100% made me better at throwing knives in real life. Before playing Gorn I'd stick maybe 1 throw in 10, but I started basically only using the bow in Gorn and I eventually stopped aiming with my eyes and more so visualized.where the arrow would go. When I went back to throwing knives that visualization carried over and almost instantly started landing 5-6 in a row. Still blows my mind thinking about it.
I'm pretty sure that the sound of him nearly having nailed an arrow through his phone had gotten some of us, though it's good to have placed that piece of metal behind your phone
I have a tip for prospective VR Skyrim archers. Keep your dominant eye open to sight down the arrow, but close the other eye. This works better for me, because the stereoscopic effect in my VR headset does this wonky thing such that the two images conflict in my brain a little bit, making it much harder to aim. Closing one eye solves this nicely. I hope I don't end up shooting enough arrows in Skyrim VR to mess up my real world archery.
I shoot guns at a range occasionally. After regularly playing Pavlov I've noticed I'm faster and more accurate. And shooting is a perishable skill. So if you go as long as I go without getting range time (about every month) your skill should degrade. But Pavlov seems to help somehow. You probably have to be used to and comfortable with blasts and recoil first, though.
I've been an archer for 15 years now, and I'm a bit mad that I have to drive for an hour 3 times a week to practise when I could have stayed home doing it in VR T-T
Hey, If you didn't know and to everyone else that plays Skyrim VR. There is an update for HIGGS that allows for 2 handed melee combat. It's a bit funky, but you can finally grab a greatsword with two hand and also half sword.
I might actually try this other than that I really recommend lone echo I tried to gift it to you on discord but you already know how that happened. Thanks for the video.
A big difference between VR and RL archery is the string. For one, there is no actual resistance in VR. Then there is the fact that the more you shoot in a short period in RL the more the fingers you draw the string with hurt, which leads to accuracy loss.
he needs more subs this content is too good to not have 1 nil or more but I'm glad that we have a small community its nice but he needs more recognition
Habie, your content is some of the best on the internet I want you to know that. My father passed away today and your the only thing consoling me. I hope to be as optimistic as you
Tbh it does actually improve the archery, I’ve never shot an arrow in my life and after playing Skyrim and yes specializing in archery cuz no cd, i was able to overpower a guy with actual experience in archery irl
I could easily see VR helping you find your natural point of aim much easier. With a simple recurve bow like that it's 90% shooting form, and knowing your point of aim. I bet if you watched a archery tutorial or 2 and got your form on point you'd get all 10 on the target
Your results are consistent with what we know about motor learning . its surprising to.laypeople but I can confirm as somebody who has trained and trained with scores of athletes- to.include Olympians and champions - in strength sports , as well.as firearms, defensive tactics etc , that the athlete Responds much better than 'common sense' predicts to online/virtual /simulated training . we see surprising improvements even in STRENGTH with such training which surprises people who under appreciate the neurological.components to such performance
Reminds me of how everyone used to think Guitar Hero would make you better at guitar. I was about the only person I knew who didn't think it would, as a real life guitar player. Ironically, I can definitely attribute at least a small amount of improvement to Guitar Hero, because I sucked at tremolo picking at that point, and within a few weeks of GH I could pick about 3x faster than I ever could before.
I mean, the shout-out was weird first time I watched your bid, but let's be real... It ads a personality to the show and is endearing. This is my 4th video I've seen of yours.
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His phone very nearly lost its ability to be an adventurer.
It will continue to be an adventure, because it didn't take an arrow to it's hard drive
Thank god it didn't take an arrow to the knee
Hey ex archer here. I got Skyrim vr specifically for the archery it is so realistic and far cheaper. I just wanted to say a mark of improvement in archery is how close together the arrows are. You showed significant improvement in early stages here.
You should try in death: unchained. I think it has even better archery.
@@skyzopip I will look into that. Thanks for the recommendation.
are you glad you have the straps on your controllers? I would be worried that my habits from real life would carry over to VR lmao
@@Sleepyheadwithramen oh yeah I had to get extra knuckle straps to stop loosing the controller's around my wrist. Also had to get a mod to disable grip button inputs because I always end up dragon shouting when practicing.
I want to like this but it’s at 117
I've never skipped one of the mirror brain shoutouts since you started doing it and idk why
I’m just invested in seeing how many accounts ninja can make
Because your smooth
Same
Same
Me too lmao
“I went on a warpath against all of mammoth kind”
-Habie 2021
-Eibah -2021
Primitive humans be like
Idk about you but I don't see any more mammoths, but I do see Habie so I guess we know who won
@@alexghouling so THATS why they're extinct
@@SergeantDoorknob13 and now we're on the path to un-extincting them, so far in the form of burgers.
We need to get Habie to do a cross over with a gun channel that has an IRL AWP so he can try it out.
oh no
*oh no*
All I'm saying is, if every subscriber pitched in 10 cents we could make him buy the gun
Demolition ranch?
@@g45h96 well, almost. According to my advanced calculations he'd have ~$17.2k out of the $18.2k needed. But knowing this subscriber base, we'd probably surpass $50k in efforts to raise $18k xD
@@Dubtred demo ranch is crazy. He'd totally help a kid shoot a .50
There's a mod that lets you get exp from training dummies and targets, I was hella expecting you to get that at some point
There’s a woman in a cabin in the southern mountains who will train you, and each little challenge you complete by shooting at targets gets you a level iirc. They might be nearly impossible in VR, though.
@@scottishcheese13 skill issue 🗿🗿🗿
@@scottishcheese13 so true! It is really hard, later I found out you can left trigger to show aim cross thing... even it slows times with another perks!
@@scottishcheese13 there is a mod that adds bows a binocular, isnt that hard with that mod
Excellent demonstrations of the scientific method by the way! In case, you want to publish this, I quickly ran the stats: The chi-square statistic is 3.3333. The p-value is .067889. The result is not significant at p < .05 but very close. I am pretty confident that that Skyrim VR can actually improve motor skills in very specific ways.
You would have to repeat that study with multiple people and 2 test groups. There is a chance that he would have gotten it better already for being his second real life try even without all the VR Archery inbetween.
@@MrRyanIsle Sure. At the same time, priors are already high. If you perform a physical action over and over, you get better at it. VR is exactly that: performing the action over and over. If the action matches the real life action, you will see benefits. He did a good job, demonstrating this and it showed the expected results.
As someone that shoots guns IRL, I can confirm VR does actually help, at least with handguns. It's basically the same thing as what we call "dry fire practice", but it's a bit better because you have to move and shoot at moving targets that want to harm you or shoot back. I love VR
It's good to get in some real range time with real bullets, but VR and gaming absolutely help more than most people give them credit for.
@@ClokworkGremlin of course, nothing beats real deal. You're not going to become a pro sniper, but for using handguns and stuff like that, it helps a lot.
Just so you're aware, I watch your videos on my TV, with my family, like they're episodes of Wandavision. My wife and teenage daughter spent five minutes debating whether the golf sounds in the last Skyrim video were added in Premiere or somehow modded in to Skyrim.
When you clarified, my wife went "Aaaaaaah.!" to signify that she had "told her so".
This time I started laughing when the metal went clang, and they both looked at me like a crazy person because they didn't understand you had IMMEDIATELY attempted to assassinate your phone after praying you wouldn't.
These are just moments from my life I wanted to let you know about. I hope they are in some way nice to hear. I'm a stand-up comedian in my spare time, and I love it when audience members come up to me after shows to let me know some weird way that something I said made them feel, or related to their life. I'm trying to do that, but - via TH-cam.
8:14 Yeah, hot tubs are great, absolutely nothing could improve upon it.
This makes me want to get a vr headset
What mod is that tho
I was there in the black void of the stream :) it was delightful for a minute and a half.
I was too, and it was indeed a delightful time.
Same, bro. It was a very confusing, very entertaining minute and a half
"It's been cropped because there are doxable things behind this target."
Jokes on you, 4chan can tell the block you live on just by the glare on the target!
People on 4chan can find anything, which is balanced by their inability to leave the house.
@Not Me maybe you wouldnt be a bigoted lonely loser?
Jk im not accusing you of anything
you might be entertained to know that this kinda stuff is known to be real, laparoscopic surgeons used to play super monkey ball prior to doing their surgeries as it legitimately helped warm up (the controls are surprisingly similar). There was something like a 27% increase in efficency.
I remember picking up my bow for the first time. Before that, my primary archery experience was Skyrim.
I wasn’t perfect when using the actual bow, but I was good enough to impress the instructor for my first time. He asked if I had any prior experience, and I was just like. “Only in Skyrim.”
He just raise his eyebrow and said “Like the video game?”
I think you might like Contractors VR. I have said this a few times so I will stop here but I just wanted to make sure you might see it. It is a great shooter and I love it. It also has really fun chat cuz there are a lot of Australians to who play on the servers. Thank you for the wonderful content-- so glad to be smooth with everyone.
I personally found Contractors kinda sluggish and laggy. Game looks awesome but the graphics are too heavy for modern compute power
@@asnaeb2
Contactors ran pretty good on my 1060 from what I remember
Contractors is a great first person shooter I feel, but I find the game to not have enough people to sustain its life, it also has a sluggish map pool
Just as planned.
Maps honestly ruin it for me. The layout and size are pretty terrible on most maps and it takes like 20 minutes to actually find an enemy.
As an IRL traditional archer currently training for bowhunting, I can say that playing regular skyrim archery toons has actually helped my mental process of archery IRL. I couldn't even imagine how much my skill would improve if I had access to a VR headset for skyrim! This was awesome man and sort of further makes me believe that "reality" is a simulation :P
Once again, a banger video. Good luck dealing with the internet detectives overanalysing the 4 pixels of tree and the slight shadow of you moving in front of the target lol
I’m already on it
This is the only channel with patreon shoutouts and one I will consider joining once I get a job at starbucks.
btw that isn't patreon it's youtune membership and only get highest tier get's featured every video second tier gets once every month and lowest tier doesn't get mentioned
@@noobis004 you underestimate how much I'm about to tip that TH-cam user once they get that job at Starbucks
So I've started watching most youtube videos at 2x speed because it allows me to fit so much more content into the same amount of time I waste, but Habie, I want you to know that I always watch your videos at normal speed, because every second of your videos are worth watching. Your editing and comedic timing are just absolute gold! Never change, Habie. #smoothbrains4life
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Ok
Watch maxor's videos in x2
“…so you quickly start to feel like legolas with a sick fascination of getting close to your downed enemies so you can watch the arrow enter their fat face, and I’m totally not a dangerous person”
-UpIsNotJump talking about archery in Skyrim VR
“The best part of Skyrim are the views”
The viewers: 😐
(Also ik he meant scenic views)
I came to make this comment, but you made it before me.
@@PurpleBelt1 I’m sorry, hopefully you at least enjoyed the vid
I did competitive archery, and honestly, this one VR archery game I have on my Quest I think made me somewhat better
Hearing you panic about almost hitting your phone made me laugh so hard
Hey, could you make a quick video on like your second channel of what mods you use for skyrim? You’ve touched on a lot but I’m seeing some that I haven’t seen in use before! Thanks for the content, bye
ah yes, no specific reason
Dude. I think you had a point at the end with the real bowstrings draw weight. I think you should try a better bow, maybe ask a friend to borrow one. But those cheap ass bows hardy have any draw weight and it makes them much less accurate than an average bow. You will get better scores and hit more bullseye's with a higher draw-weight bow, maybe a compound. It is possible to hit bullseye's with those cheapy recurve ones but the arrows travel so much slower with a higher margin of error. They're inconsistent unless you master it. .
Also Skyrim isn't the best for training cause that feature which makes your arms shake, it isn't exactly realistic and quite ruins the chance of precision accuracy unless you're like God at it. In real life it's all about feeling the shot and trying to recreate the same conditions as when you hit that good bullseye's 🎯.
It's the same for me in VR golf and reality. I got 100yrds in real life with any club and get exactly the same result in VR.
dude..... you have no fck idea how cool, inspiring and motivating this is. make more things like this???
I practiced shooting a handgun in Gun Club VR for several months on my Valve Index, practicing gun safety in addition to shooting (keeping the gun pointed down-range, ejecting the magazine as well as the round in the chamber and engaging the safety before holstering it).
When I eventually went to a local shooting range and shot one for real, I managed to hit the target with most of my shots, though I was taken off-guard by the recoil and the shell casings landing on my head (also had to clear a few jams).
One of the instructors who works at the range said I did pretty good job for my first time firing a handgun but I still had room for improvement.
You know what I realised about small channels being able to play what they want Is that their more happier than the bigger channels out there because their fan bases don't leave when they don't have something they want them to do
Big man Habie, making the good content once again.
If you keep up these innovative video ideas instead of the simple "VR TH-cam Videos" which I still love, mind you, your channel will explode even more than it already has. I love you, I love your content, please keep supplying me.
Whenever i wanted to practice at super long range with a bow in skyrim I always used the bound bow because it has infinite ammo.
You know, because you mentioned the price of the AWP, one of a few things will happen:
1) More atomic mirror brains (or some degree of support)
And/Or
2) At least one very large donation with the note "to fund the progress the part 2 of sniper training."
This is only my second or third video of yours that I’ve watched but the mirror brain section always takes a hold over me that is both serene and terrifying. Bravo
I absolutely love you for giving the time code to the content, not that I don't watch it sometimes, but it's a nice touch.
I like to sit places in skyrim/f4vr like on my balcony, hot tub, or even just like outside a city. Then open up a virtual desktop overlay the two and watch a show. Its nice just sitting at a table in my home watching people ingame just walk around. Set the timescale to a more realistic number to not feel like "the dragonborn that has been sitting still for 7 days" and just take in the surroundings while you watch some movie. Bonus points if you pick an area that suits the movie. Extra bonus points if you pause your movie angrily to defend a settlement or something. Adds a level of immersion that is just so WOW. If you have a mod that gives your followers jobs or other such this can be a great way to pass time. If i ever get it working the build your own market stall mod would be an AMAZING addition to this.
I've modded Skyrim VR with 4-5 differant combat mods that makes combat pretty fun.
Something I noticed playing Onward is that my skills with a pistol improved substantially.
This is a real clever idea for a video! I feel bad for only watching one video of yours a few months back and thinking nothing of it. So glad I found your channel again.
Ty for being awesome habie! Awesome video!
Really like this concept. Don't really know what else you could do that's similar , but I would watch it in a heartbeat.
I've been SWAT trained and VR titles like Half-Life Alyx, Boneworks, and Pavlov absolutely transfer skill back and forth between VR and real life.
Wow that hot tub looks so relaxing. I would definitely no life Skyrim VR if I had that relaxing hot tub.
yes it looks so relaxing, definitely nothing else about it would make anybody want to go to said hot tub, very relaxing looking.
Out of pure, game explorer curiosity, does anyone happen to know where that hot tub is?
@@skullsaw2276 i dont know where said relaxing hottub with nothing wrong with it is, but if i did i would go to said relaxing hottub because of how relaxing it is, and nothing else.
bro i literally love your videos man. im on my like 11th upload back to back with you and when i saw it on my feed i was siked as hell. quickly becoming my favorite channel bro leep up the hard work
if you stood a bit further back IRL archers paradox would've put those mostly centered! archery is oddly relaxing for something thats semi stressful lmao. two weeks irl shooting I bet your grouping goes to 2 inches instead of 4
Fun fact, my brother played a bunch of Hotdogs, Horseshoes and Hand Grenades and when we went shooting in real life, my dad was impressed by how good his grouping was compared to what it was a couple years ago. So yeah, shooting in VR will definitely help, as long as you do it kinda sorta realistically. Also weapon operation, like reloading and stuff, is something you can learn from games like that for specific guns even if you've never touched them before in your life.
Hey Habie. Friendly reminder that you are a fantastic person, and I genuinely appreciate watching your videos.
In Sniper School and SDM School we also tape a quarter to the playing card so if you hit the quarter you also get a cool little keepsake.
I dont know why but this type of content gives me big happy juices
The sound it made when he hit his phone was so perfect. Someone clip that and put it in a game I need it
Hey actual archer here: most vr bows are fairly realistic. I don't think it's chance, and what you do in vr will definitely help you learn irl.
i can't believe how much this channel has grown
i mean, i knew objectively
but istg that stream was like a week ago it feels like
RIP that piece of metal, a true hero
I just found you on youtube and from what I can tell from the few videos I watched (pre-popular & popular), and I say; you are one genuine fella and I love that. Please do not let anything taint that like these cloud chasers are tainted
Also the "I am become death, the destroyer of worlds" quotes is one of my favorite quotes
I love your candor during the shaming sessions.
3:15 not wanting to even be accused of filming vertically MY MAN! Subscribed just for that.
I've just started reaching back and re-watching some of the back catalogue. It's been long enough I've mostly forgotten them other than the broad subject, and I'm exhaling sharply all over again. Editing is insanely good, and you haven't improved a bit since then (because you didn't need to).
(Real talk I don't know if you were on the every week upload schedule back then, but these older ones FEEL like they were baked longer to me. We'll all still love you if you decide to slow it down a tad)
The origin story of hambunurger is my favourite piece of folklore.
Problem I have with archery in VR as well, as using bolt action rifles, is I play on a Rift S. The loops on the controller point upwards. They collide with my headset on draw.
The archery in Gorn 100% made me better at throwing knives in real life. Before playing Gorn I'd stick maybe 1 throw in 10, but I started basically only using the bow in Gorn and I eventually stopped aiming with my eyes and more so visualized.where the arrow would go. When I went back to throwing knives that visualization carried over and almost instantly started landing 5-6 in a row. Still blows my mind thinking about it.
I'm pretty sure that the sound of him nearly having nailed an arrow through his phone had gotten some of us, though it's good to have placed that piece of metal behind your phone
I have a tip for prospective VR Skyrim archers. Keep your dominant eye open to sight down the arrow, but close the other eye. This works better for me, because the stereoscopic effect in my VR headset does this wonky thing such that the two images conflict in my brain a little bit, making it much harder to aim. Closing one eye solves this nicely. I hope I don't end up shooting enough arrows in Skyrim VR to mess up my real world archery.
I just worked 44 hours in 4 days, so now I am finally getting to watch the video.
I enjoyed
You know, iv always skipped through sponsorships but I have never ONCE skipped through an Atomic Mirror Brain shoutout
I shoot guns at a range occasionally.
After regularly playing Pavlov I've noticed I'm faster and more accurate. And shooting is a perishable skill. So if you go as long as I go without getting range time (about every month) your skill should degrade. But Pavlov seems to help somehow.
You probably have to be used to and comfortable with blasts and recoil first, though.
I've been an archer for 15 years now, and I'm a bit mad that I have to drive for an hour 3 times a week to practise when I could have stayed home doing it in VR T-T
The amount of effort you put in your videos is amazing.
"exhale sharply through your nose" realest thing ive ever hear. Subscribed
Your video made my day. Thank you for making them.
Medieval weaponry mishandling is why I subscribed
Hey, If you didn't know and to everyone else that plays Skyrim VR. There is an update for HIGGS that allows for 2 handed melee combat. It's a bit funky, but you can finally grab a greatsword with two hand and also half sword.
made me laugh within the first few seconds of the vid true talent
"Giant Fluffy Cow"... In-the-moment Habie forgot what Elephants are.
Serana really has a personality...
and bobbas
I might actually try this other than that I really recommend lone echo I tried to gift it to you on discord but you already know how that happened. Thanks for the video.
A big difference between VR and RL archery is the string. For one, there is no actual resistance in VR. Then there is the fact that the more you shoot in a short period in RL the more the fingers you draw the string with hurt, which leads to accuracy loss.
"please shill at the end" to that person I say, I enjoy that segment too much, please don't take it from us habie
I love playing a rogue/ranger in rpgs. There's no more effective way to be a rogue than silent range.
seriously some of the best content in vr
3:37 has lived rent free in my head sense i first watched this video
This is a really cool concept for a video
he needs more subs this content is too good to not have 1 nil or more but I'm glad that we have a small community its nice but he needs more recognition
Habie, your content is some of the best on the internet I want you to know that. My father passed away today and your the only thing consoling me. I hope to be as optimistic as you
Tbh it does actually improve the archery, I’ve never shot an arrow in my life and after playing Skyrim and yes specializing in archery cuz no cd, i was able to overpower a guy with actual experience in archery irl
I could easily see VR helping you find your natural point of aim much easier. With a simple recurve bow like that it's 90% shooting form, and knowing your point of aim. I bet if you watched a archery tutorial or 2 and got your form on point you'd get all 10 on the target
Hay man glad to see you hope ur having a good day or night
Btw how long does it take you to edit these vids
thank you past habie, i will be playing an archer whenever i play this game
Your results are consistent with what we know about motor learning . its surprising to.laypeople but I can confirm as somebody who has trained and trained with scores of athletes- to.include Olympians and champions - in strength sports , as well.as firearms, defensive tactics etc , that the athlete Responds much better than 'common sense' predicts to online/virtual /simulated training . we see surprising improvements even in STRENGTH with such training which surprises people who under appreciate the neurological.components to such performance
I shit you not, was totally thinking of practicing bow in Skyrim on the way home from work to build up to real life archery
Alright, so I will take archery classes to get better at In Death Unchained for the Quest. Nice experiment!
This was a great idea and a great watch!
That opening cracked me up real good
Machine gun arrows got a couple of lols out of me. You win sir.
For some reason I only just watched the video and it made me lol. Love your content man
Reminds me of how everyone used to think Guitar Hero would make you better at guitar.
I was about the only person I knew who didn't think it would, as a real life guitar player. Ironically, I can definitely attribute at least a small amount of improvement to Guitar Hero, because I sucked at tremolo picking at that point, and within a few weeks of GH I could pick about 3x faster than I ever could before.
tbh you're one of my fav youtubers and i enjoy al of your content
This channel is poggers, I'm glad I found you on my recommended :)
jesus that first shot made me laugh so hard and im glad you put sth infront of the phone
That amazon bow is an affront to archers everywhere.
I mean, the shout-out was weird first time I watched your bid, but let's be real... It ads a personality to the show and is endearing. This is my 4th video I've seen of yours.