I decided to look up his profile on Steam as well, and according to his comment section, he does still play from time to time. One of his most recent comments in december last year said "tunneling huntress" so he's still playing her!
People should also recognize how insane the shots he pulled off were at the time; Compared to today they might be seen as good snipes, but for 6 years ago this guy was pulling off unimaginable hatchets. He broke the huntress skill ceiling.
I believe each current huntress main was inspired by another monster. It was very cool to see you sharing who inspired you to reach this far with your huntress. This video really showcases the admirtion you have towards him. In my case I kind of felt something similar 1 year ago with dbd things.
I was inspired by a Huntress monster. I initially didn't think there was much skill to DBD (relative to other FPS games that require dexterity on top of macro knowledge). But watching their hatchets blew my mind on the near infinite skill ceiling of Huntress. Hitting people crossmap, through tiny gaps, and from the sky. No one was safe and everyone was in range. I later learned they were a hacker 😂 What was hilarious was being inspired enough to practice until I could pull off those hatchets legitimately, thus surpassing them.
It's just like with bishops- the higher you go through their tree of succesion, the closer you get to the apostles and the cheesy Cheesus himself. The legend has it, that the first Huntress main was Anna herself. It's not a story the survivors would tell you. It's a kiIIer legend, the legend of Anna the Wise, who was so powerful and so wise that she could do orbitals from the actual orbit itself.
I really hope he comes upon this video. I believe it would make him so happy to see how you have preserved his legacy of high bar skill level huntresses. And to make him even more happy that players like you continue to use his inspiration to create more aspiring huntresses mains
That for some reason change every major patch. Like seriously how has temple of purgation had the same bug three times where the game updated, and one of the entrances tall shames killer but not survivor? Or how maps will randomly have bits of invisible elevation where the ground is flat like Coldwind currently is like that. Run around as killer or survivor in the corn and you will find them. Imagine lining up a perfect shot, then all of a sudden your cursor jumps up causing you to miss.
@@floofzykitty5072 Yeah it's aggrevating and enough to make me quit huntress. I used to play huntress in like 2019ish. Could still snipe through trees without branches having 10x hitbox.
@@neyaneya5554 it's stuff like that that make me wanna quit Huntress altogether. Either my hatchets are going through people and not hitting them, or there is this tiny little pixel floating somewhere in the air that's blocking my entire hatchet.
Wow, I'd never heard of him before, amazing to see him having this level of gameplay at a time when I and a lot of others were still early into learning the game! A true legend, thank you for making this video. What an incredible player.
Many people seem to not grasp how predictable their gameplay actually is. Players like him, who have sunk immense amounts of time into the game and who are overall extremely good at what they do can and will accurately predict movement even with minimal information Perks. I used to be at a similar level when it came to predictions before my 2 year break from DbD. All I ran for information was Discordance, yet I was able to accurately predict and track Survivor locations all accross the map. Not nearly as precisely as Sverkeren in this video of course, but enough to get flooded with toxic comments and hackusations myself. It didn't make me quit the game, but it caused me to delete a lot of comments from my profile and turn profile comments to "friends only", which is how they remain until this day.
Honestly i genuinely don't get why people don't just automatically have their comments set to friends only. I don't play dbd but i certainly wouldn't want randos to just be able to rage in my profile comment section just cause I whipped their ass
He was truly beyond his time, now if we see huntresses doing stuff like this we don’t blink an eye but back then, it’s unreal, even now some people would call him a hacker
As I first watched the montage, I really thought he was hacking, but when you analyze his gameplay, you can see all the little information and the pixels that I first need to find on the screen that he just noticed and reacted to in seconds... This man is a legend.
Seems like a situation where a players skill aligns with a state of the game and for a few glorious moments you see magic, but then something changes on either side and it's over. Just another reason to enjoy the moments when they happen.
0:05 i hit this shot back in early 2020, and i'd never seen someone else hit it before. ofc sver hit it lol. i remember hearing his name so much and yet never knew who he truly was
same. I go to Huntress when I just want to play, and not worry about whether I win or less, but just sharpen my skills so that if I ever actually want to go the streamer/TH-camr route, I have the skills for at least one killer.
I remember watching Sverkeren's huntress gameplay in the past & in his small returns, and it was always mind-blowing. This guy was the true GOAT of huntress
It's exciting to know where you come from, I didn't know this Huntress, she's a great legend, thank you for showing her. I also have my main Huntress that inspired me and I always thank her, if you allow me, I think I will copy your idea one day and make a tribute to her, who was for me the best hunter for the simple fact of inspiring me! Thank you for taking the time to make this video, you are great Coco!
Maybe guys out there still playing with a diff acct. for is peace of mind. The slander this guy received for being good at something. Salty people being salty is something. haha.
i remember playing when there was this vial for halloween. He was streaming around this very time. I was a huntress main at the same time as him then. dbd has gone a very long way and i love how the game turned out to be. It is a majestic thing for us all to enjoy
I was looking for other huntress montages to watch to get inspired about a year ago and came across zensyk's sverkeren edit. Since then, to me at least, he is, and always will be, the huntress goat.
Coconut, you were my inspiration to become a fully fledged Huntress main who I know have more than 1000 exclusive hours playing, and to know you too, were inspired by a monster such as this is a jaw-dropping piece of knowledge. Players like this are the peak of gameplay and the thing we all strive to be
seeing stuff like this gets me excited and passionate about the game again. After so many bad things pushed me away for 2 years, I only play custom alone and just throw hatchets at bots to get muscle memory. Last night was the first match I've had in 2 years. 2v8, played huntress with my friend who had never played pub killer before. It felt *good*. I want to do stuff like this and I share so many videos with friends where we're just mind blown
So that was him, I actually recognized the montages you showed earlier, and too me it was also my biggest inpiration to play huntress paired with No0b3. Big respets to the legends!
The predictions were freaking insane. The guy was literally, not figuratively, actually literally in his opponents heads. The muscle memory can be learned, the maps can be learned where you can & can't throw, but knowing what your opponents are going to think, where they're going to path, where exactly they'll be based on all that knowledge*PLUS* adding all that information to the muscle memory on how much arch, hold, speed of the hatchets... Bro was a demon on old dbd.
I love your introspective/"long form" videos. I know this isn't long form but given how limited the content is about him and what we can watch about him - it really is well made. Im a sucker for content like this. Keep up the good work 💜💜
I’ve played ranked CSGO for 3 years and I have to say the experience in ranked anything on a comp level is drastically different from the norm. People have skill sets you’ll likely never have imagined were even possible. So I can understand coconut’s respect and admiration for this player.
You know what’s funny Coconut, you inspired me to get better at Huntress. After following your tips and how you play, I had found my own groove with you always in mind, I have shocked myself with how it’s paid off. I thank you, and now this legend too❤️
you making this video about Sverkeren knowing he inspired you into huntress and knowing that when I started playing I found you and you inspired me to main huntress, and to this day I still do after 5 years now almost!
I'm a good 3 weeks late to this video, apologies, but before starting playing DbD in 2022, where a friend was highly reccommending me the game, the convincer was him showing me gameplay from Sverkeren, and at the time being a 8 year war thunder veteran, I can spot true skill in videogames when I see it. And Sver absolutely blew my mind on how almost flawless his physic really is. And I've been watching you for quite a bit and I do see quite a bit of influence with your own twist on your personal gaming style. I am not great at Huntress, and I'm sure I could get better at her by just being confident. But this comment is long so I'll stop. Great video :)
Idk there is something soo captivating about people like him just someone who showed that he was the best then disapeared without a trace and left only scraps of things that he did and left long lasting legacy of people trying to replicate his deeds thats soo inspiring.
Really interesting stuff! Always good to see what inspired others and highlight aspects/players that may have been 'before the time' of other players currently viewing the videos. Lovely work!
So nice to see his name again. I never got matchmade into him. But I remember Morf did several times and it was always funny when Morf realised it was him and that he was probably gonna lose that match.
A similar thing happened to me during the very early days of overwatch. Hanzo was considered pretty terrible at launch, but I was pretty good with him because it just felt intuitive. They then changed his projectile speed and I just couldn't hit anything with him anymore even with a lot of practice, even though the change was considered an overall buff.
I'll say this as many times as I have to, the quality on your videos is unmatched coco, to the point I don't know if i am watching movies or dbd videos.
Huntress... one of very few characters in pvp games where your skill level can get you called a cheater... and in this particular case it might have been one of many things that made one of the best quit.
When i started out Sverkeren was also my inspiration of being a huntress main. And after a 2 year break from dbd where i came back nothing anymore from him. always wondered what exactly happened
As Sverkeren inspired you, you inspire me. The inspiration is "generation" I suppose. I'd love to see him come back if he felt so inclined. I'd love to see more of what you saw, Coconut.
I don’t think this is even possible to be this good anymore. Ever since they added Ghostface they added an insane amount of map clutter for stealth killers. I wonder if he would quit then if he stayed. Edit: I just finished the video😭
You made me want to play huntress and become the best I could, but seeing Sverkeren play is... it feels like no one is even close to matching him. It feels like even after hundreds of hours of watching huntress games, Sverkeren has just shattered everything I thought I knew about what was possible.
Love how you have so beautifully represented him and i feel sad i can not witness this legend in the present time 😢😢 but happy to know him and what he was back then thanks 🥲🥲
What's funny is as you got inspiration from Sverkeren to be a great Huntress, I got inspired by you to main her and get better. Unfortunately, last year I decided to take an indefinite break from the game as it just became too frustrating for me but you have no idea how much I wanted to come back after watching your orbital hatchet video. It was like that fat cat *heavy breathing* meme when I was watching your videos lol hopefully Sverkeren sees the love of his fans and makes a comeback in some way.
Weird thought, he came out of nowhere and was really good. I wonder if he is dyslexic? Their ability to see graphemes in 3D space probably translates to a "flat" 3D space as well. He can probably visualize true depth of field and can judge distance better.
TRAINING ROUTINE TO BECOME LIKE SVERKEREN : -Live in the red forest for approx 30 years -try making hatches/buying a bulk -Hunt deer with hatchets (train aim with logs nearby your housing ) -Pillage nearby villages and kidnap their little girls -Go out on every foggy day This routine takes time but will get you to that level :D
Classic old DbD fan base, calling someone a cheater with no evidence of such things. Glad the community seems to be doing better than back then, of course toxicity and salt still exists, but it does feel better.
@@torei9261 Damn not even once? I’ve been called a cheater for simply outplaying someone, and the SWFS were just terrible, always insulting whoever they wanted. I even have photos of some of it.
I've been playing 8 months and half of that was comp. I have only until this day been accused once of hacking and that was when I got paired with some low mmr people as a friendly pig only to game afoot rancor the last survivor for not playing ball. Honestly though that was understandable. Haha
@@torei9261I don't think so, i used to get insulted EVERYTIME, and literally get obliterated with the locker flashlight save, and when the match ended, 4 insults at the same time, but when I won, oh God, i remember a crazy kid (well, i hope he was a kid) who wrote like 8 lines of insults, but weird and crazy insults that had nothing to do with the game 🤣(he obviously got his play account banned after cursing my whole bloodline 😂) so, i feel like people now are more tryhard but back then they were much more toxic due to the unbalanced state of the game, that shit felt like the hunger games, kill or be killed🤣
Honestly pretty cool to see old legends. In another game in a bygone era I used to idolize a guy, and now..... nothing remains at all. So at least there's the montages, and clips!
I like how this video is like video about bing soy. I hope there will be more hidden gems in every gaming community. I like this tipe of videos. They realy show how one man can achive such hights with just game knowledge and love for the game!
Brilliant video. Sverkeren is still around, when I say this I'm not trying to bait a debate, he just didn't like how easy the killer side of the game had become, with each patch the skill ceiling would be lowered and the game would become less and less rewarding for him to play. He plays a bunch of FPS games, but I rarely see him on twitch anymore. Playing against Sven, was was the best times I've had in DBD, it was so much fun to truly get outplayed by somebody. Its not something that really happens in DBD anymore, bloodlust, blights with 7 bounces etc, rarely do you get the feeling of somebody just being brilliant, the game often outplays you instead of the player. Back then if you wanted to dominate like he did, you had to be the real deal, and he would destroy you every time, it was amazing, you would know its him within the first 10 seconds of the round.
The boogeyman checks under his bed at night to make sure Sverkeren isn't under there
"But papa, what happened to those, who had actually *found* Sverkeren under their beds?"
"De@d boogeymen tell no tales, son."
@@km077bro😭🤣🤣
he's not even gonna be under the bed. he's gonna be across the street holding an iri head pointed at the mans open window.
Bro was a embodiment of lore accurate Huntress
So true
I decided to look up his profile on Steam as well, and according to his comment section, he does still play from time to time. One of his most recent comments in december last year said "tunneling huntress" so he's still playing her!
Aye
I am sorry, but this profile picture is killing me
@@sandmanmoderngamer8322 Why I cant find it?
he changed his name i think, if you know whats his steam id can you send?
@@kferoaeAmburger is the name right now when I checked.
People should also recognize how insane the shots he pulled off were at the time; Compared to today they might be seen as good snipes, but for 6 years ago this guy was pulling off unimaginable hatchets. He broke the huntress skill ceiling.
cringe, its just a horror game chill out. if u want real skill go to fortnite or cod
@@DivineZinc🗑️
@@DivineZincit's 2024 anyone can click heads at this point. Not really that skillful.
@@DivineZinc Fortnite??? As skill??? Bro are you okay???
@@KingTrashMouth you can't be serious
The fact that I cant even see properly on OLD DBD makes it more impressive honestly
The thing is you always see what's happening on your screen better when you play than the people that vision your clips
I believe each current huntress main was inspired by another monster. It was very cool to see you sharing who inspired you to reach this far with your huntress. This video really showcases the admirtion you have towards him. In my case I kind of felt something similar 1 year ago with dbd things.
I was inspired by a Huntress monster. I initially didn't think there was much skill to DBD (relative to other FPS games that require dexterity on top of macro knowledge). But watching their hatchets blew my mind on the near infinite skill ceiling of Huntress. Hitting people crossmap, through tiny gaps, and from the sky. No one was safe and everyone was in range.
I later learned they were a hacker 😂
What was hilarious was being inspired enough to practice until I could pull off those hatchets legitimately, thus surpassing them.
It's just like with bishops- the higher you go through their tree of succesion, the closer you get to the apostles and the cheesy Cheesus himself. The legend has it, that the first Huntress main was Anna herself.
It's not a story the survivors would tell you. It's a kiIIer legend, the legend of Anna the Wise, who was so powerful and so wise that she could do orbitals from the actual orbit itself.
Imagine the first Huntress to get good at her, becoming a legend, and then inspiring another legend, who inspires more legends. It's kinda insane.
adorable pfp, agreed they always inspiring
Coconuts and the guy who made the "trebuchet" huntress video inspired me to main her 😭
Monsters create monsters. No truer words could have been said
I really hope he comes upon this video. I believe it would make him so happy to see how you have preserved his legacy of high bar skill level huntresses. And to make him even more happy that players like you continue to use his inspiration to create more aspiring huntresses mains
I think he'd pull his hair out with all the new lovely invisible walls.
That for some reason change every major patch. Like seriously how has temple of purgation had the same bug three times where the game updated, and one of the entrances tall shames killer but not survivor? Or how maps will randomly have bits of invisible elevation where the ground is flat like Coldwind currently is like that. Run around as killer or survivor in the corn and you will find them. Imagine lining up a perfect shot, then all of a sudden your cursor jumps up causing you to miss.
@@floofzykitty5072 Yeah it's aggrevating and enough to make me quit huntress. I used to play huntress in like 2019ish. Could still snipe through trees without branches having 10x hitbox.
@@neyaneya5554 it's stuff like that that make me wanna quit Huntress altogether. Either my hatchets are going through people and not hitting them, or there is this tiny little pixel floating somewhere in the air that's blocking my entire hatchet.
"he was ahead of his time", shocked with the technicalities and predictions of this boy, very good video. From now on he called me a Sverkeren fan.☝️
Wow, I'd never heard of him before, amazing to see him having this level of gameplay at a time when I and a lot of others were still early into learning the game! A true legend, thank you for making this video. What an incredible player.
Did expect person who inspired myself here, wsp 😂
Even if he WAS walling, I'd be impressed from just the sheer hatchet control he has.
Man has a mastery of knowing exactly where it'll go.
Kind of crazy how different (dark) the game used to look 😵💫 It’s really gotten a huge facelift since the old days!
Many people seem to not grasp how predictable their gameplay actually is.
Players like him, who have sunk immense amounts of time into the game and who are overall extremely good at what they do can and will accurately predict movement even with minimal information Perks.
I used to be at a similar level when it came to predictions before my 2 year break from DbD. All I ran for information was Discordance, yet I was able to accurately predict and track Survivor locations all accross the map. Not nearly as precisely as Sverkeren in this video of course, but enough to get flooded with toxic comments and hackusations myself.
It didn't make me quit the game, but it caused me to delete a lot of comments from my profile and turn profile comments to "friends only", which is how they remain until this day.
it's the same with many other games too
"Friends only" is necessary if you play DBD and don't want a message board full of meaningless hate.
One kid called me a hacker once and I gloated for a month.
Honestly i genuinely don't get why people don't just automatically have their comments set to friends only. I don't play dbd but i certainly wouldn't want randos to just be able to rage in my profile comment section just cause I whipped their ass
He was truly beyond his time, now if we see huntresses doing stuff like this we don’t blink an eye but back then, it’s unreal, even now some people would call him a hacker
what a beautifully made video
Glad you like the piece this one took a while to polish it ^^
@@CoconutRTSi read polish it as piece of shit
underrated, this almost felt like a sad, emotional, nostalgic documentary of a monster and a legend
Legend says Myers and Pyramid Head checked for any Sverkeren before entering the Entity's realm...
As I first watched the montage, I really thought he was hacking, but when you analyze his gameplay, you can see all the little information and the pixels that I first need to find on the screen that he just noticed and reacted to in seconds... This man is a legend.
Seems like a situation where a players skill aligns with a state of the game and for a few glorious moments you see magic, but then something changes on either side and it's over. Just another reason to enjoy the moments when they happen.
Beautifully said
0:05 i hit this shot back in early 2020, and i'd never seen someone else hit it before. ofc sver hit it lol. i remember hearing his name so much and yet never knew who he truly was
What a legend. Coco and other huntress mains were inspired by that guy, and i as a baby huntress am inspired by the current gen huntress gods.
same. I go to Huntress when I just want to play, and not worry about whether I win or less, but just sharpen my skills so that if I ever actually want to go the streamer/TH-camr route, I have the skills for at least one killer.
I remember watching Sverkeren's huntress gameplay in the past & in his small returns, and it was always mind-blowing. This guy was the true GOAT of huntress
It's exciting to know where you come from, I didn't know this Huntress, she's a great legend, thank you for showing her. I also have my main Huntress that inspired me and I always thank her, if you allow me, I think I will copy your idea one day and make a tribute to her, who was for me the best hunter for the simple fact of inspiring me! Thank you for taking the time to make this video, you are great Coco!
Aye go for it fam! I'm glad you liked it~!
Maybe guys out there still playing with a diff acct. for is peace of mind. The slander this guy received for being good at something. Salty people being salty is something. haha.
i remember playing when there was this vial for halloween. He was streaming around this very time. I was a huntress main at the same time as him then. dbd has gone a very long way and i love how the game turned out to be. It is a majestic thing for us all to enjoy
He was a legend. I wish I could play Huntress like he did.
I was looking for other huntress montages to watch to get inspired about a year ago and came across zensyk's sverkeren edit. Since then, to me at least, he is, and always will be, the huntress goat.
I love these videos. The beginning felt like I was actually reading a story in a book or a really great videogame. Keep up the good work man
Coconut, you were my inspiration to become a fully fledged Huntress main who I know have more than 1000 exclusive hours playing, and to know you too, were inspired by a monster such as this is a jaw-dropping piece of knowledge. Players like this are the peak of gameplay and the thing we all strive to be
seeing stuff like this gets me excited and passionate about the game again. After so many bad things pushed me away for 2 years, I only play custom alone and just throw hatchets at bots to get muscle memory. Last night was the first match I've had in 2 years. 2v8, played huntress with my friend who had never played pub killer before. It felt *good*. I want to do stuff like this and I share so many videos with friends where we're just mind blown
So that was him, I actually recognized the montages you showed earlier, and too me it was also my biggest inpiration to play huntress paired with No0b3. Big respets to the legends!
Presentation of this is fantastic. Wonderful!
The predictions were freaking insane. The guy was literally, not figuratively, actually literally in his opponents heads.
The muscle memory can be learned, the maps can be learned where you can & can't throw, but knowing what your opponents are going to think, where they're going to path, where exactly they'll be based on all that knowledge*PLUS* adding all that information to the muscle memory on how much arch, hold, speed of the hatchets...
Bro was a demon on old dbd.
A whole movie of a legend
He’s the reason why I started playing huntress, and still do.
Legends never die , we carry on their tradition 🫡
Legends never die, they’re just missing in action.
Ugh... I love the old hatchet hit sound.
I wish there were a way to use it today somehow...
Thank you for this memento.
such a good video man thank you.
Glad you liked it!~
I dont play DBD, but i play a game called IDV. I relate so much to this as a play similar killer in that game. Great video
Yeah but without Camping or Tunneling u CANT win in IDV...
I love your introspective/"long form" videos.
I know this isn't long form but given how limited the content is about him and what we can watch about him - it really is well made.
Im a sucker for content like this.
Keep up the good work 💜💜
Great video coco, thank you for being a positive influence on this community.
Thats awesome! Thanks for the well put together video, hope he watches this!
I’ve played ranked CSGO for 3 years and I have to say the experience in ranked anything on a comp level is drastically different from the norm.
People have skill sets you’ll likely never have imagined were even possible. So I can understand coconut’s respect and admiration for this player.
This is your best work so far Coco. Beautiful.
Loving the thumbnail reference to Elmaxo
You know what’s funny Coconut, you inspired me to get better at Huntress.
After following your tips and how you play, I had found my own groove with you always in mind, I have shocked myself with how it’s paid off.
I thank you, and now this legend too❤️
Listen, even if he had wall hacks, he had to nail every single one of those shots
you making this video about Sverkeren knowing he inspired you into huntress and knowing that when I started playing I found you and you inspired me to main huntress, and to this day I still do after 5 years now almost!
I'm a good 3 weeks late to this video, apologies, but before starting playing DbD in 2022, where a friend was highly reccommending me the game, the convincer was him showing me gameplay from Sverkeren, and at the time being a 8 year war thunder veteran, I can spot true skill in videogames when I see it. And Sver absolutely blew my mind on how almost flawless his physic really is. And I've been watching you for quite a bit and I do see quite a bit of influence with your own twist on your personal gaming style. I am not great at Huntress, and I'm sure I could get better at her by just being confident. But this comment is long so I'll stop. Great video :)
7:07 idc what anyone says seeing that pixel of a person just proves how good he was Omg.
Dude so crazy, actual goosebumps. Amazing video man
Loved this video!! I really like the editing style on this one.
I love the lighting in old maps. It feels scary
Idk there is something soo captivating about people like him just someone who showed that he was the best then disapeared without a trace and left only scraps of things that he did and left long lasting legacy of people trying to replicate his deeds thats soo inspiring.
Really interesting stuff! Always good to see what inspired others and highlight aspects/players that may have been 'before the time' of other players currently viewing the videos. Lovely work!
i remember this guy, i even used his outfit for huntress also this game were looking so good with old maps and lightening
So nice to see his name again. I never got matchmade into him. But I remember Morf did several times and it was always funny when Morf realised it was him and that he was probably gonna lose that match.
Comes in,be absolute monster motivating thousand huntress,leaves. (absolute gigachad)
A similar thing happened to me during the very early days of overwatch. Hanzo was considered pretty terrible at launch, but I was pretty good with him because it just felt intuitive. They then changed his projectile speed and I just couldn't hit anything with him anymore even with a lot of practice, even though the change was considered an overall buff.
I'll say this as many times as I have to, the quality on your videos is unmatched coco, to the point I don't know if i am watching movies or dbd videos.
Huntress...
one of very few characters in pvp games
where your skill level can get you called a cheater...
and in this particular case it might have been one of many things that made one of the best quit.
This video is the definition of nerdiness and I love it
When i started out Sverkeren was also my inspiration of being a huntress main. And after a 2 year break from dbd where i came back nothing anymore from him. always wondered what exactly happened
As Sverkeren inspired you, you inspire me. The inspiration is "generation" I suppose. I'd love to see him come back if he felt so inclined. I'd love to see more of what you saw, Coconut.
I don’t think this is even possible to be this good anymore. Ever since they added Ghostface they added an insane amount of map clutter for stealth killers. I wonder if he would quit then if he stayed.
Edit: I just finished the video😭
Sadly, the game is filled with cheaters and people who camp and slug
@@rebarodriguez4803 Welcome to video games. Every game is like that, minus slugging lol.
@@DaBrownie most yeah, just get good tbh. I play nice here and their I’ll kill and most of the time I am able to kill everyone without being an $ss
Legend has it if you go into the woods you can hear sverkerens hatchets being thrown to this very day
Actually some of the craziest hatchets I've ever seen holy. If Sverkeren ever comes back I'm sure he'll dust off the old hatchet.
if the burning of the books in roman times had dbd in it, this man was in those books
omg that classic yamaoka residence
You made me want to play huntress and become the best I could, but seeing Sverkeren play is... it feels like no one is even close to matching him. It feels like even after hundreds of hours of watching huntress games, Sverkeren has just shattered everything I thought I knew about what was possible.
coco you inspired me to grind the huntress skills more i love this vid alot
Love how you have so beautifully represented him and i feel sad i can not witness this legend in the present time 😢😢 but happy to know him and what he was back then thanks 🥲🥲
Coconut if you don’t become a filmmaker then this world is a mad place
Rather commentalist or reviewer, im filmmaker and thats not what we actually do XD
What's funny is as you got inspiration from Sverkeren to be a great Huntress, I got inspired by you to main her and get better. Unfortunately, last year I decided to take an indefinite break from the game as it just became too frustrating for me but you have no idea how much I wanted to come back after watching your orbital hatchet video. It was like that fat cat *heavy breathing* meme when I was watching your videos lol hopefully Sverkeren sees the love of his fans and makes a comeback in some way.
I love your streams but this video is quality so well put together a great tribute. Welldone.
Weird thought, he came out of nowhere and was really good. I wonder if he is dyslexic? Their ability to see graphemes in 3D space probably translates to a "flat" 3D space as well. He can probably visualize true depth of field and can judge distance better.
wow interesting comment. If I get the chance I'll try to ask him one day. He was really good for his time
He's got a laser rangefinger installed in one of his eyes.
🤣🤣🤣 must be it
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Blessings unto the name of Bing Soy.
@@TF2BluSoldier Bing Soy and Sverkeren -- Mysterious Gods of their Games
Sverkeren of the Hatchet, Bing Soy of the Meta Breaker
TF2s strangest player!
Thank you, someone had to bring it up hahaha
I very rarely comment on TH-cam, but that video was sooo well made !! Love this kind of content man you're doing great :D
Sure, the snipes are impressive but this shit 6:36 it's peak huntress
I could only imagine the survivors looking up at the hatchet thats going to hit them
Coconut inspired me to play Huntress, I got good, I was playing her for about a year, now not so much. This video makes me want to pick her back up.
The man had talent.
Damn, I started playing dbd in 2020. Spookyloops and Hens inspired me. This guy is amazing!
Bro got the elmaxo thumbnail
TRAINING ROUTINE TO BECOME LIKE SVERKEREN :
-Live in the red forest for approx 30 years
-try making hatches/buying a bulk
-Hunt deer with hatchets (train aim with logs nearby your housing )
-Pillage nearby villages and kidnap their little girls
-Go out on every foggy day
This routine takes time but will get you to that level :D
Classic old DbD fan base, calling someone a cheater with no evidence of such things. Glad the community seems to be doing better than back then, of course toxicity and salt still exists, but it does feel better.
I don't know what community you have been playing with but for me it was never more toxic then to this day
@@torei9261 Damn not even once? I’ve been called a cheater for simply outplaying someone, and the SWFS were just terrible, always insulting whoever they wanted. I even have photos of some of it.
@@zasqueasThis is still the typical dbd experience lol
I've been playing 8 months and half of that was comp. I have only until this day been accused once of hacking and that was when I got paired with some low mmr people as a friendly pig only to game afoot rancor the last survivor for not playing ball. Honestly though that was understandable. Haha
@@torei9261I don't think so, i used to get insulted EVERYTIME, and literally get obliterated with the locker flashlight save, and when the match ended, 4 insults at the same time, but when I won, oh God, i remember a crazy kid (well, i hope he was a kid) who wrote like 8 lines of insults, but weird and crazy insults that had nothing to do with the game 🤣(he obviously got his play account banned after cursing my whole bloodline 😂) so, i feel like people now are more tryhard but back then they were much more toxic due to the unbalanced state of the game, that shit felt like the hunger games, kill or be killed🤣
Honestly pretty cool to see old legends. In another game in a bygone era I used to idolize a guy, and now..... nothing remains at all. So at least there's the montages, and clips!
I like how this video is like video about bing soy. I hope there will be more hidden gems in every gaming community. I like this tipe of videos. They realy show how one man can achive such hights with just game knowledge and love for the game!
This is such a nice tribute video.
Man sometimes I miss old DBD.
I miss this huntress types
i love these types of videos u make about people!
I like this video so much Coco , you a legend of legends
What a Demon! I bet a lot of ppl would enjoy his streams or vids
i didnt even know who he is and he is now a name ill remember
Brilliant video. Sverkeren is still around, when I say this I'm not trying to bait a debate, he just didn't like how easy the killer side of the game had become, with each patch the skill ceiling would be lowered and the game would become less and less rewarding for him to play. He plays a bunch of FPS games, but I rarely see him on twitch anymore.
Playing against Sven, was was the best times I've had in DBD, it was so much fun to truly get outplayed by somebody. Its not something that really happens in DBD anymore, bloodlust, blights with 7 bounces etc, rarely do you get the feeling of somebody just being brilliant, the game often outplays you instead of the player. Back then if you wanted to dominate like he did, you had to be the real deal, and he would destroy you every time, it was amazing, you would know its him within the first 10 seconds of the round.
Awesome video coconut and inspiring to myself a huntress main as well. I will continue the legacy as i know you will too ☺️👊🏽😎
The start of the video gave off Kingdom Hearts vibes
Wonder if now he'd get the hang of the hatchet trajectory given the changes.
Gotta study and memorize them from scratch. New huntress textbook.
i remember this guys when i started watching international streamers and videos on yt