To all the comments saying skating techs are extremely easy - cool, but the SLIPSTREAM was one hell of a journey, and I someday hope I can make it to Galaxy Pools on my own 🤝
yea slipstreaming is not even close to any of the skating it is much harder. i also loved watching someone learn it. It was so similar to my journey for learning slipstreaming always wanting to hop back on just for a few more trys then one day it just clicked and now i never drive my sparrow like a normal person im always doing some trick its super fun.
thank you so much castle bc of this video and your insights in learning I also finally learned how to properly slip after failing to teach myself for a month
I remember staying up for hours well into the morning just trying over and over again. eventually I got the hang of it to where I can do it somewhat consistently, however you took it to the next level. great vid mate
3:50 YOOO!! Also this video should be something that players that don't know what to do look in to, these little movement techs makes the game feel so much more fun once you can utilize them in day to day activities. Just slipstreaming at the start of the Glassway GM to Well-Skating across jumping puzzles in raids and dungeons. Little things in the game, although may not be intended creates another layer of depth.
Well said! Keeps things interesting, can be genuinely useful, and can be a super fun way to get newer players excited about all the movement possibilities there for them to explore in their journey. Plus it looks cool as heck 😎 put it on the job app
@@im_an_avocado40 a lot of the guys you see in the video are on nessus a lot im in an instance with 4 others just slip streaming dont get how its hard to believe
@@lightlyfriedfishfillets8117 you need to let go of destabilizers when you press the dodge button. You can re-activate them after you press dodge Rebinding dodge to a single key or button helps alot. I have Q for left dodge and E for right dodge Make sure the side you dodge to is the one that's facing up (assuming youre trying to do a basic sparrow fly)
@@bofa722I find it easier to press R2 (stabiliser button on ps5) for like a quarter of a second to start rotating but to a manageable speed, and I find that I can use the dodge to gain really good heights. There's also no need to reactivate stabilisers once you are sparrow flying, only after you need to jump off and resummon the sparrow. I don't have always on time btw, just a regular sparrow with 6 dodges.
Congrats, you went out of your way to learn practices you had no experience with, decided to learn them all and actually pulled it off. This is the greatest accomplishment you have received from your time playing this game : self-improvement. Proud of you, Guardian.
This video is super motivating. I've been playing for just under a year now and it's crazy how much stuff there is still to do in this game. Thank you for all the effort you put into your video and the positive vibes you bring to the community!
I love this video so much. it sums up the learning process for all this so perfectly too. All the same emotions I felt doing these things for the first time. Glad I got to bump into you on your journey, and congrats on learning everything man. All this in two weeks is really fast to learn.
Congrats Castle, pretty inspiring. I've never even considered trying some of these techs or the mystery behind sparrow flying but it seems demystifed now at least
Thats why there is an ice berg to Destiny. There are somethings casuals dont even get to see because the groups are so tight and elusive. But if you are introduced to them you get to see a whole different game.
What a lovely journey, showing that with a bit of motivation and some friends to lend a hand, anyone can achieve their goals. This is destiny 2 content at it's best.
Learning complex mechanics like these with precise timing and sequences is what makes games like Rocket League so popular. There is an infinite skill ceiling to a lot of these things and so many players enjoy pushing the boundaries of what is possible. Glad you could accomplish your goals, there is no better feeling than the satisfaction of doing something you once thought you never could but tried anyways.
Holy crap dude, that was wild. I've been going through a back log of content to watch. watching a 4 month old video of yours and i was still on the edge of my seat. I practically cheered for you on rainbow road. A gripping ride of a video. I'm glad i climbed aboard for the ride. Props to you for learning all that and in 2 weeks to boot.
Nice job, suprised you at least got basic infinite slip in 2 weeks, getting better with dodge timing is key to being consistent. Try doing dsc entrance 1-6 (1-7 is only possible with frostbite delay).
what i found when learning to skate was that your button mapping plays a huge part and yes that timing furing your swap to eager. i have my weapon swap R3, so click in right stick long press for heavy and i count to 2 and then to the heavy>jump>shatterdive, works every time. well works in the same way. i knew castle would point that out.
i never thought someday i learn slipstream but after watching your video i got motivation and finally try learn it after 3 years playing D2, after 1 month to learn i finally reach to spawn point cistern and constantly do infinite slipstream not great but not terrible, your video help me alot, man, the practice make my left hand and finger completely numb but it worth it, slipstream are so much fun.
HUGE W and the takeaway you had from all this was on point! We often go after achievements in games chasing that feeling of elation and hype of when we complete some crazy personal goal but after a while, sometimes that meaning can be lost along the way and we don't know why we're playing anymore. It applies to all challenge runs for example in any game that the best reward that gives the most feels is when you're not driven to do something because you want some kind of loot, but you're doing it because you want to, GGs my guy! 👏
As a long time d2 player, I just started seeking to learn these techniques in the past two or so months, and let me tell you, much like the vid conveys it's a heck of a peak to summit, and the learning curve is NOT consistent. I went from taking an evening to get okay at basic sparrow flying (mainly just getting a little height) and another to get used to transitioning sparrows while in the air, to nearly a full week (and counting) slamming myself against the cliffsides of nessus failing slipstreams for hours a night. Granted I'm on controller, high frame rate, and I've made a ton of progress on basic slipstreaming, this stuff only *looks* easy when a pro does it, but takes a lot to even begin to wrap your head around. I will say though, it's very worth it, as it's a real fun and challenging skill to build, and the community is top notch. I've made so many friends just hanging out on the red roof, and even the most skilled of fliers will commonly take time to stop what they're doing and offer tips, guidance, and demonstrations, for newcomers like myself out there struggling. Real chill skate park type vibes, been a lovely experience through and through.
So glad i found this. I have been feeling to up my level in d2, and this video covers almost all the tech i wish to learn. Watching your progress is insightful
Firstly - AMAZING vid, the journey, the framing, the pacing, the informational quality is top tier - but oh MAN I’ve been loving every new bit of shmoovement trickery, skips and cool OoBs in the game that I find or discover from others; honestly has become one of my main joys in the game (and that’s not a criticism or complaint bout d2) Is 4dash a private disc, or are they open to people joining to learn & contribute without needing a vetted invite like you had aha
Man I got to say first time in your channel you just got a sub. This was by far the best video I've watched this year. That just kept me interested. I'm going to try slipstream because of you
Great video man not a lot of people can learn these tricks and you did it in 2 weeks made amazing progress reminds me of when I taught my friends how to worldline skate back in forsaken
Dude you are so very good at tjis man watching your videos makes me want to play Destiny right now :) Im still in the contemplation stage but Im going to make vids in my spare time .. watching you get hyped for a challenge is contagious Super glad I found your channel
Some helpful tips: The always on time sparrow isnt needed. I use the micro-mini. It just needs more dodges Also, bubble skating can be done with most roaming supers and is mostly easier from what i find. The most fun are glacial quake, stormtrance, daybreak and fists of havok.
Thank you. I needed this and didnt even know it. Ive been down lately and I think I have a similar issue where im not being challenged. Thank you for inspiring me.
Watching this video made me realize I've been slipstreaming wrong for the past 2 years LMAO, I could do it good enough to get through deadsea in prophecy consistently but I had no idea how to continue chaining it at the same height
For bubble, well and shatter skating. Pull your sword out first, then do the other inputs. You could wait even a full second with your sword out, then hit the skate. Bubble skate is still very finicky regardless. Could be crazy, but it feels easier to do when at lower frames for me.
Thats some serious dedication. I have always wanted to go to the gravity pools. Just gotta save my spoils for Always on time then the time to grind for it and the skills will arrive.
To all my fellow controller players, perhaps the best piece of advice I kind give for learning to skate is to change the main input method to one of the left side keys, where the emotes are typically. Shatter dive, well, bubble, etc. The default method requires too many buttons or a long hold which just doesn’t work well. I’ve also learned that the timings are just the slightest bit different for each method. Shatterdive is easier to learn, but isn’t as fast. Start at shatter than go to well. Also custom match on eternity with the highest super regen. For shatter, press heavy attack, jump, and shatter dive at the same time. For well skating, I heavy attack and jump at the same time and wait just a split second to activate well. The timing is that you want to use well the moment you leave solid ground.
I find that it is infinitely easier to do with the directional pad than the default buttons as well. It feels awkward trying to well skate pressing R2, X and then L1 + R1. I've gotten consistent with it usings R2, X and then Down on the directional pad for shatter and well skating.
sparrow flying took me probably 200 dedicated hours to get to the level where I can do any trick I want and fly infinitely whenever I want. It’s not worth your time, but it’s freedom at its finest
I spent a whole day on rainbow road when I decided to start speedrunning prophecy. If you watch some of my first speed runs, I did the old method, but for my old WR breaker run I had to learn slipstreaming. Was worth it, so much fun.
Back in D1 in Russia, there was a small ledge that you could jump off of. Me and friends were trying out tricks, flipping twice and landing. The jump off the sparrow, then back on. That slipstreaming tho, bro!
This was wholesome and fun to watch. I loved it. Thank you. I'll definitely have to come back to this to learn the other stuff when I run out of things to do in D2.
Contrary to what a lot of content creators have said enhanced eager edge actually does really help with skating, it extends the time before activation and let's you hold your sword out for a bit before doing the button sequence.
Not finished with the vid, but here’s a little tip: It doesn’t matter when you heavy attack, as long as you still have the eager edge buff. If you have to slow down a bit, to line up or get prepared, you’ll go faster in the end. For the red roof, you can scale the right side of the mountain by the tree once you take that final jump pad and don’t need to sparrow fly :)
Love this content and his lack of that “got it on the first try” filter I see on way too much main stream types of content. Liked, subscribed and wrote this comment right away. Looking forward to giving likes comments and watch minutes in the near future(even if I’m not staring at the screen I’ll play the videos anyway. The algorithm just wants to see that the videos are being played for however many minutes. You like a creator? PLAY THEIR STUFF ALL THE WAY THROUGH! They grow their channel from minutes of video played and ad slots. They ask for the support of those that like them and their stuff. Be a good viewer and give what they ask.
I saw someone try to get to the red roof on Cistern, but I had no idea what that was so I was so confused why he kept jumping off the map over and over.
I've been procrastinating a lot in learning these techniques Convincing myself that Bungie will fix it soon anyways and it'll be a wasted effort. But man u put me in the spot. Got no more excuses. Need to get in and get it done now
@@CastleContent I'll follow you soon. It'll probably need 3 times the time u took since i can't stay as disciplined as you lol. But I'll give this a fair try
I loved watching this. It's been a while since I tried, but I could never get slipstreaming down (despite how easy people make it sound). Love the reactions when you nail stuff. Reminds me of when I started getting some of this stuff down. Maybe I'll go back and try learning to slipstream again! lol
wow what a cool video ive always been intrested in movement tech but never went to learn furhter beyond just well/shatter skating! this is kind of my new movement tier bucketlist to try and do!
I miss being able to glitch to the rainbow road to practice slipstreaming, not having that respawn timer was fantastic. No other area really competes for a launch spot to practice. I was always good at sparrow flying but slipstream was a whole ass other beast. It’s hard to explain even in a video that you basically have to ‘feel’ how the antigrav your sparrow floats on grips the air and you have to whip yourself around it in a very specific motion and timing wholly based on your current position, like you go through a whole ass spiderman training arc learning it lol, and then once you get to a certain speed it actually gets easier as you convert the horizontal movement into vertical Something about these kind of tricks bring me right back to superbouncing in Halo 2. It’s just so satisfying to pull off movement techs that require you to actively perform something with dexterity and timing, instant reward feedback to your effort it’s the best kind of video game ‘feeling’ for people who love the tactile/immersion aspects. I also learned guitar hero from the ground up, barely playing easy to being able to smash expert ttf&tf at friends houses casually so that’s an interesting connection, a lot of these *are* rhythm based, so the timing/dexterity crossover is intriguing. I think another game that would fit into this category are the Trials games, (or any physics platformer.)
Mortal Kombat 11 has some counters with a 4 frame window. Learning a fighters combos is one thing but reading the opponent to capitalize and punish on their combos is supremely satisfying.
This inspired me to learn the sparrow techs and so far I've learned how to glide and go straight up now just to refine it and learn to slipstream. It's been a lot of fun and the new season pass exotic sparrow works for this you don't need the raid sparrow. I may be wrong but I don't think the raid sparrow is better than the season pass one for sparrow flying.
for everybody who wanna save a lot of time by learning shatter skate bind heavy 1 ,jump 2 , dive 3 on numpad or take any 3 keys which are beside each other after this u just need the sense of the timing between pressing these buttons its basically pressing 3 buttons in a row not at the same time u will figure it out in under one day hopes this may help some of u
Congrats on learning basic infinite slip, but the journey is not over yet. It took me around 5-6 weeks to get slipping down perfectly. (being able to stay in the air permentally(till my hands get tired) and be able to gain height or lose height when I want to). It is a real good feeling when you finally get the balance of momentum and height down, though it is quite hard to learn.
that random solid tower is code, so the tower is a solid object in a different area (be that even if its 1000m away in the background) so therefor its a solid object when glitching to it.
id love more content like this it reminds me of the osrs content scene in all the best ways amazing story telling and showing off of your skill for real
To all the comments saying skating techs are extremely easy - cool, but the SLIPSTREAM was one hell of a journey, and I someday hope I can make it to Galaxy Pools on my own 🤝
Bro I brute forced it for my first time too, gg's. Still no slipstream though because I rage after failing for hours lol
yea slipstreaming is not even close to any of the skating it is much harder. i also loved watching someone learn it. It was so similar to my journey for learning slipstreaming always wanting to hop back on just for a few more trys then one day it just clicked and now i never drive my sparrow like a normal person im always doing some trick its super fun.
Used to well and shatterskating but still struggle to get bubbleskating going.
thank you so much castle bc of this video and your insights in learning I also finally learned how to properly slip after failing to teach myself for a month
I remember staying up for hours well into the morning just trying over and over again. eventually I got the hang of it to where I can do it somewhat consistently, however you took it to the next level. great vid mate
3:50 YOOO!! Also this video should be something that players that don't know what to do look in to, these little movement techs makes the game feel so much more fun once you can utilize them in day to day activities. Just slipstreaming at the start of the Glassway GM to Well-Skating across jumping puzzles in raids and dungeons. Little things in the game, although may not be intended creates another layer of depth.
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I totally agree! I learned to wellskate a couple months ago and even though I know it’s not hard, it feels so good when I get it right!
Well said! Keeps things interesting, can be genuinely useful, and can be a super fun way to get newer players excited about all the movement possibilities there for them to explore in their journey.
Plus it looks cool as heck 😎 put it on the job app
Movement tech is what made cs 1.6 do much infinitely better than source or GO. There was SO MUCH TECH.
Wellskating past the Kings fall ship area so I can afk and watch a few videos while people catch up is lowkey very satisfying.
Amazing Video Castle! Honestly, the slipping progress for less than 2 weeks spent on it is INSANE. Now I want to learn how to Balance Box!
Thank you so much man!!
both of you are honestly awesome, amazing job guys!
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From one Glitcher to another, it's insane that you learned slipstreaming in 2 weeks.. especially going from nothing to Slipstream.
Yo JB3! Thank you!!
@@CastleContentnice video, you inspired me to learn to slipstream and now after 4 ish weeks I've got it down 😊
Dude I literally just loaded into Nesus to try and slip stream and behold, there is the guy who taught castle. He's teaching me now, very cool guy.
true story lmao
I actually met him at a McDonald’s yesterday!
@@Chris-iq5pr of course! (i have no idea what he's talking about)
@@im_an_avocado40 a lot of the guys you see in the video are on nessus a lot im in an instance with 4 others just slip streaming dont get how its hard to believe
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If that video taught me anything, it's that you are nothing without support and friends. Literally stronger together. Very enjoyable to watch.
been a part of the sparrow flying community for a while, truly a hidden gem in gaming
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bro its so hard to do been trying to do it all week and its not working
@@lightlyfriedfishfillets8117 you need to let go of destabilizers when you press the dodge button. You can re-activate them after you press dodge
Rebinding dodge to a single key or button helps alot. I have Q for left dodge and E for right dodge
Make sure the side you dodge to is the one that's facing up (assuming youre trying to do a basic sparrow fly)
@@bofa722I find it easier to press R2 (stabiliser button on ps5) for like a quarter of a second to start rotating but to a manageable speed, and I find that I can use the dodge to gain really good heights. There's also no need to reactivate stabilisers once you are sparrow flying, only after you need to jump off and resummon the sparrow. I don't have always on time btw, just a regular sparrow with 6 dodges.
Castle is the definition of motivation
Congrats, you went out of your way to learn practices you had no experience with, decided to learn them all and actually pulled it off. This is the greatest accomplishment you have received from your time playing this game : self-improvement. Proud of you, Guardian.
This video is super motivating. I've been playing for just under a year now and it's crazy how much stuff there is still to do in this game. Thank you for all the effort you put into your video and the positive vibes you bring to the community!
I love this video so much. it sums up the learning process for all this so perfectly too. All the same emotions I felt doing these things for the first time. Glad I got to bump into you on your journey, and congrats on learning everything man. All this in two weeks is really fast to learn.
Thank you!!
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Hey!!!!! Congrats Castle, cool vid! Glad I could help ya nab that sparrow! Might have to give some of these tricks a try as well!
Thank you Mano!!
I love how excited he is to learn, it’s so sad how infrequent it feels to see people wanting to improve at Destiny
Congrats Castle, pretty inspiring. I've never even considered trying some of these techs or the mystery behind sparrow flying but it seems demystifed now at least
Thats why there is an ice berg to Destiny. There are somethings casuals dont even get to see because the groups are so tight and elusive. But if you are introduced to them you get to see a whole different game.
i think it’s so funny that he found 4dash during this. i’m very happy to see them getting the attention they deserve finally.
This video was an insta-click, I was watching this all play out on 4dash and i was getting hyped for this
Solid work. The meeting of an arbitrary goal, just for it's own sake. In the same vein of man climbing Everest "because it is there..." Earned sub
What a lovely journey, showing that with a bit of motivation and some friends to lend a hand, anyone can achieve their goals.
This is destiny 2 content at it's best.
Thank you!!
Learning complex mechanics like these with precise timing and sequences is what makes games like Rocket League so popular. There is an infinite skill ceiling to a lot of these things and so many players enjoy pushing the boundaries of what is possible. Glad you could accomplish your goals, there is no better feeling than the satisfaction of doing something you once thought you never could but tried anyways.
Holy crap dude, that was wild.
I've been going through a back log of content to watch. watching a 4 month old video of yours and i was still on the edge of my seat. I practically cheered for you on rainbow road.
A gripping ride of a video. I'm glad i climbed aboard for the ride. Props to you for learning all that and in 2 weeks to boot.
thanks so much reece!
I know this was not supposed to be a tutorial video but this helped me a lot I’m kinda new to destiny and I learned a lot because of this video
Nice job, suprised you at least got basic infinite slip in 2 weeks, getting better with dodge timing is key to being consistent. Try doing dsc entrance 1-6 (1-7 is only possible with frostbite delay).
what i found when learning to skate was that your button mapping plays a huge part and yes that timing furing your swap to eager. i have my weapon swap R3, so click in right stick long press for heavy and i count to 2 and then to the heavy>jump>shatterdive, works every time. well works in the same way. i knew castle would point that out.
i never thought someday i learn slipstream but after watching your video i got motivation and finally try learn it after 3 years playing D2, after 1 month to learn i finally reach to spawn point cistern and constantly do infinite slipstream not great but not terrible, your video help me alot, man, the practice make my left hand and finger completely numb but it worth it, slipstream are so much fun.
HUGE W and the takeaway you had from all this was on point! We often go after achievements in games chasing that feeling of elation and hype of when we complete some crazy personal goal but after a while, sometimes that meaning can be lost along the way and we don't know why we're playing anymore. It applies to all challenge runs for example in any game that the best reward that gives the most feels is when you're not driven to do something because you want some kind of loot, but you're doing it because you want to, GGs my guy! 👏
As a long time d2 player, I just started seeking to learn these techniques in the past two or so months, and let me tell you, much like the vid conveys it's a heck of a peak to summit, and the learning curve is NOT consistent. I went from taking an evening to get okay at basic sparrow flying (mainly just getting a little height) and another to get used to transitioning sparrows while in the air, to nearly a full week (and counting) slamming myself against the cliffsides of nessus failing slipstreams for hours a night. Granted I'm on controller, high frame rate, and I've made a ton of progress on basic slipstreaming, this stuff only *looks* easy when a pro does it, but takes a lot to even begin to wrap your head around. I will say though, it's very worth it, as it's a real fun and challenging skill to build, and the community is top notch. I've made so many friends just hanging out on the red roof, and even the most skilled of fliers will commonly take time to stop what they're doing and offer tips, guidance, and demonstrations, for newcomers like myself out there struggling. Real chill skate park type vibes, been a lovely experience through and through.
This is honestly so inspiring! GG dude, keep up the quality content
Thanks a ton!
So glad i found this. I have been feeling to up my level in d2, and this video covers almost all the tech i wish to learn. Watching your progress is insightful
6 months after seeing this video and I have finally mastered every sparrow tech in the game, thank you for inspiring me Castle.
Firstly - AMAZING vid, the journey, the framing, the pacing, the informational quality is top tier - but oh MAN I’ve been loving every new bit of shmoovement trickery, skips and cool OoBs in the game that I find or discover from others; honestly has become one of my main joys in the game (and that’s not a criticism or complaint bout d2)
Is 4dash a private disc, or are they open to people joining to learn & contribute without needing a vetted invite like you had aha
First off thank you!! As for the 4dash discord they are extremely welcoming - I highly recommend you join!
Man I got to say first time in your channel you just got a sub. This was by far the best video I've watched this year. That just kept me interested. I'm going to try slipstream because of you
Great video man not a lot of people can learn these tricks and you did it in 2 weeks made amazing progress reminds me of when I taught my friends how to worldline skate back in forsaken
The best community in destiny is the people on Nessus slipstreaming together.
I don't play Destiny anymore or even watch CCs at this point. But, I watched all of this. That was some awesome content!
Thank you!
Dude you are so very good at tjis man watching your videos makes me want to play Destiny right now :) Im still in the contemplation stage but Im going to make vids in my spare time .. watching you get hyped for a challenge is contagious Super glad I found your channel
Thank you!!
Some helpful tips:
The always on time sparrow isnt needed. I use the micro-mini. It just needs more dodges
Also, bubble skating can be done with most roaming supers and is mostly easier from what i find. The most fun are glacial quake, stormtrance, daybreak and fists of havok.
Thank you. I needed this and didnt even know it. Ive been down lately and I think I have a similar issue where im not being challenged. Thank you for inspiring me.
I did my first bubble skate because of you thanks so much
There are other sparrows that have destabilize and extra boost. The Bronco is what i use. Random rolls from collections
11:22 I am dying the suspense then just the classic destiny boom
This video gave me a good and well needed refreshment to destiny content. Good job on landing some of these insane tricks
Watching this video made me realize I've been slipstreaming wrong for the past 2 years LMAO, I could do it good enough to get through deadsea in prophecy consistently but I had no idea how to continue chaining it at the same height
For bubble, well and shatter skating. Pull your sword out first, then do the other inputs. You could wait even a full second with your sword out, then hit the skate. Bubble skate is still very finicky regardless. Could be crazy, but it feels easier to do when at lower frames for me.
Thats some serious dedication. I have always wanted to go to the gravity pools. Just gotta save my spoils for Always on time then the time to grind for it and the skills will arrive.
I turn off most videos after a few minutes.. this one kept my attention the entire time. Incredible accomplishment.
Honestly the best feeling in destiny is getting these techs down
Sparrow flying is pure muscle memory, gets easy after a few hours
To all my fellow controller players, perhaps the best piece of advice I kind give for learning to skate is to change the main input method to one of the left side keys, where the emotes are typically. Shatter dive, well, bubble, etc. The default method requires too many buttons or a long hold which just doesn’t work well. I’ve also learned that the timings are just the slightest bit different for each method.
Shatterdive is easier to learn, but isn’t as fast. Start at shatter than go to well. Also custom match on eternity with the highest super regen.
For shatter, press heavy attack, jump, and shatter dive at the same time.
For well skating, I heavy attack and jump at the same time and wait just a split second to activate well. The timing is that you want to use well the moment you leave solid ground.
I find that it is infinitely easier to do with the directional pad than the default buttons as well. It feels awkward trying to well skate pressing R2, X and then L1 + R1. I've gotten consistent with it usings R2, X and then Down on the directional pad for shatter and well skating.
sparrow flying took me probably 200 dedicated hours to get to the level where I can do any trick I want and fly infinitely whenever I want. It’s not worth your time, but it’s freedom at its finest
Man, thanks to you I learned how to consistently do the hunter skate and to sparrow fly, your video was an inspiration!!
Great to see the aspects of the game that i love being brought into main d2 content, super well made video :))
remember this when pausing for skates. you have about 2-3 full seconds that the perk remains active for you to time your skate
I've tried sparrow flying since 2014 when the EV-30 Tumbler for Dark Below came out and still can't do it, I am so impressed.
The best part of all of this is the super wholesome community interactions.
I spent a whole day on rainbow road when I decided to start speedrunning prophecy. If you watch some of my first speed runs, I did the old method, but for my old WR breaker run I had to learn slipstreaming. Was worth it, so much fun.
You can actually get up to the red roof by climbing up on rocks along the wall of the red roof, next to the receiving launcher.
Yep I learned that later haha
Back in D1 in Russia, there was a small ledge that you could jump off of. Me and friends were trying out tricks, flipping twice and landing. The jump off the sparrow, then back on. That slipstreaming tho, bro!
love you keep up the good work, you and shadow destiny and you are my favorite D2 youtubers :P
This was wholesome and fun to watch. I loved it. Thank you. I'll definitely have to come back to this to learn the other stuff when I run out of things to do in D2.
Thank you so much!
this is one of the best destiny vids ever made 👍 sums up the learning experience
Thank you!!
Contrary to what a lot of content creators have said enhanced eager edge actually does really help with skating, it extends the time before activation and let's you hold your sword out for a bit before doing the button sequence.
"Let's bet, if I do it, you'll let me in on your day1 raid" holy shit, the stakes just got real.
Not finished with the vid, but here’s a little tip: It doesn’t matter when you heavy attack, as long as you still have the eager edge buff. If you have to slow down a bit, to line up or get prepared, you’ll go faster in the end.
For the red roof, you can scale the right side of the mountain by the tree once you take that final jump pad and don’t need to sparrow fly :)
Welcome to shatterskating where you make a new light blueberries terrified and seeing a guardian going at Mach 10.
You sir are a content creator with allot of patience, thanks for letting us be part of your road to greatness.
Bravo on the last few videos dude. Worth the wait. Hilarious. Now i have to learn to bubble skate..
Love this content and his lack of that “got it on the first try” filter I see on way too much main stream types of content. Liked, subscribed and wrote this comment right away. Looking forward to giving likes comments and watch minutes in the near future(even if I’m not staring at the screen I’ll play the videos anyway. The algorithm just wants to see that the videos are being played for however many minutes. You like a creator? PLAY THEIR STUFF ALL THE WAY THROUGH! They grow their channel from minutes of video played and ad slots. They ask for the support of those that like them and their stuff. Be a good viewer and give what they ask.
Thank you!!!
Love the commitment man!!! I knew you could do it
Bubble skating has been the bane of my existence
Learning these techniques made the game so much more fun for me.
I saw someone try to get to the red roof on Cistern, but I had no idea what that was so I was so confused why he kept jumping off the map over and over.
Saw you talking a bit in 4dash and i got to say that the quality of this video is phenomenal great job 👍
Thanks so much Kindahh
I've been procrastinating a lot in learning these techniques
Convincing myself that Bungie will fix it soon anyways and it'll be a wasted effort.
But man u put me in the spot.
Got no more excuses. Need to get in and get it done now
Deera it was amazing !
sparrow flying probably never getting fixed. skating maybe but still worth learning
@@CastleContent I'll follow you soon.
It'll probably need 3 times the time u took since i can't stay as disciplined as you lol.
But I'll give this a fair try
tis video was so entertaining and even motivated me to try sparrow flying and the i forgot to ground skate made the video even better
Your sheer dedicated is amazing! Over 40 hrs of content/editing, and only 6.5k likes...Here's to hoping that you get 200k more my dude! Great job!!!
I loved watching this. It's been a while since I tried, but I could never get slipstreaming down (despite how easy people make it sound). Love the reactions when you nail stuff. Reminds me of when I started getting some of this stuff down. Maybe I'll go back and try learning to slipstream again! lol
Do it Jeff!
Meanwhile he goes to the mountains and plays hockey as well, perfectly balanced.
for bubble skating ive only really hit a few and the reason its so hard is its only 1 frame that you have to hit it on
Honestly, good job dude. You kind of inspired me to learn how to do all this.
wow what a cool video ive always been intrested in movement tech but never went to learn furhter beyond just well/shatter skating! this is kind of my new movement tier bucketlist to try and do!
4 dash community is really good at helping to teach alot of techs
After I slowed down your pov at 5:17 to 0.25x, I was able to finally figure out well skating. Thank you :)
The place you explored in the EDZ might be for light fall. I’m not 100% sure about this but it could because why else would it be there.
I miss being able to glitch to the rainbow road to practice slipstreaming, not having that respawn timer was fantastic. No other area really competes for a launch spot to practice. I was always good at sparrow flying but slipstream was a whole ass other beast. It’s hard to explain even in a video that you basically have to ‘feel’ how the antigrav your sparrow floats on grips the air and you have to whip yourself around it in a very specific motion and timing wholly based on your current position, like you go through a whole ass spiderman training arc learning it lol, and then once you get to a certain speed it actually gets easier as you convert the horizontal movement into vertical
Something about these kind of tricks bring me right back to superbouncing in Halo 2. It’s just so satisfying to pull off movement techs that require you to actively perform something with dexterity and timing, instant reward feedback to your effort it’s the best kind of video game ‘feeling’ for people who love the tactile/immersion aspects. I also learned guitar hero from the ground up, barely playing easy to being able to smash expert ttf&tf at friends houses casually so that’s an interesting connection, a lot of these *are* rhythm based, so the timing/dexterity crossover is intriguing. I think another game that would fit into this category are the Trials games, (or any physics platformer.)
Mortal Kombat 11 has some counters with a 4 frame window.
Learning a fighters combos is one thing but reading the opponent to capitalize and punish on their combos is supremely satisfying.
"Using your hands is hard, I feel bad for his wife!" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
This inspired me to learn the sparrow techs and so far I've learned how to glide and go straight up now just to refine it and learn to slipstream. It's been a lot of fun and the new season pass exotic sparrow works for this you don't need the raid sparrow. I may be wrong but I don't think the raid sparrow is better than the season pass one for sparrow flying.
Congrats on learning stuff in D2. Love your dedication
for everybody who wanna save a lot of time by learning shatter skate bind heavy 1 ,jump 2 , dive 3 on numpad or take any 3 keys which are beside each other after this u just need the sense of the timing between pressing these buttons its basically pressing 3 buttons in a row not at the same time u will figure it out in under one day hopes this may help some of u
congrats, that hug at the end was so heartwarming❤️
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Congrats on learning basic infinite slip, but the journey is not over yet. It took me around 5-6 weeks to get slipping down perfectly. (being able to stay in the air permentally(till my hands get tired) and be able to gain height or lose height when I want to). It is a real good feeling when you finally get the balance of momentum and height down, though it is quite hard to learn.
Yeah I finally have that down now (2-3 weeks later)
that random solid tower is code, so the tower is a solid object in a different area (be that even if its 1000m away in the background) so therefor its a solid object when glitching to it.
This needs more than 3k likes. Great commitment castle!
Thank you!
Got some strong Mike Boyd vibes, amazing and truly inspiring video dude!
That guy’s great; much appreciated!
That was amazing i loved that video first time ive watched anything from you but you got my sub
Awesome, thank you!
id love more content like this
it reminds me of the osrs content scene in all the best ways amazing story telling and showing off of your skill for real
Sheesh dude, you can really call yourself a full time destiny player now!
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Yeah, I knew slipstreaming was gonna be the roadblock to this.
Good on you for completing the challenge (Sans groundskating), though!
This is the best Destiny video I've ever seen.
Thank you so much that really means a lot!
Thanks to you I got bubble skating in less that 15 minutes!