Since the track doesn't look too large at a glance, it's probably just a ton of the same object side by side (walls of buildings, rows of halfpipes, long stretches of straight road) that's filling up your item count. This is where I've found the object scaling to really come in clutch. Instead of using it to making huge props or skew proportions, it's crazy good for just reducing repetition. One flat panel for each building face, one 10x wide halfpipe replacing 10 standard ones, etc.
4:20 Personally I think driving on the left is better because your right (dominant for most people) is always on one of the most important parts of the car: the steering wheel, while you use your non-dominant hand for other things like switching gears, changing radio settings, picking up a drink, etc, it also means you can easily hold things like credit cards to payment devices at drive-through windows with your dominant hand. High-fiving opposing traffic is also sometimes a thing that happens. It's not technically NECESSARY for it to be dependant on your dominant hand, but I find it quite... handy
With regards to sides of the road, left side is better for getting onto a horse, as most people are right handed and learn to get on a horse by putting their left foot on the stirrup and lifting their right leg over. This meant that they could mount a horse from the kerb side and not have to walk into traffic to get on. With America, due to the specific build of multi-horsed transport vehicles for goods, the driver had to be positioned on the left of the vehicle, which means that they should be closest to the middle of the road to judge safely where they were in relation to the other flow of traffic. When Ford created the Model-T, he put the steering wheel on the left, as opposed to the middle which I believe had been done on vehicles up to that point, the world slowly adopted right side driving due to ubiquity and conformity, and any place that wasn't on an island tended to accept that and switch over because trying to work out which lane based on country is hard, but still quite doable if you have a clean break. Also, as a proud Australian, I can say that technically driving on the left is very, very slightly safer overall due to typical eye dominance I believe. Basically an irrelevant amount of increase of safety, but still, I take the win!
My country drives on the left too, and it's always freaked me out to think of driving in the opposite way, I'm too used to extending my view to the left and not the right of the car.
@@vibaj16 if you're driving on the left, your gearshift is also on the left, so the fine control of the steering wheel is always on your right hand. If you're driving an automatic and only using one hand, shame on you.
"kAN's got a short sword ... it's a little dagger." kAN, as a rogue: It's not the size that counts, it's how you use it! [stab, crit + sneak attack, one-hit kill]
KAN! The run at 12:50 Was quite possibly the best line. The transition from the highway to the quarter pipe was steaming fast. Not only that, you cut in between the 5th/6th pillar perfectly. You had a better angle on the next corner maintaining your speed for an even faster wall transition back to the highway giving you a possible 1.5 to maybe... 3 seconds off? I tried my best to mark sections based off arbitrary checkpoints to make splits. I loved the kickflip transition off the first ledge by the way. The first time, I was like "whoa that was a cool trick" but then over and over again I began to realize, it's not just cool, it's a time save! lol good runs, great times all around. Keep em coming!
I’m from New Zealand and I feel that we should drive on the right side , it’s so painful seeing everyone driving on the right and we are on the left 😂🤣, love the vid kan
the shortcut is actually really hard to find, as it reveals itself as being a shortcut only after a turn hidden behind huge columns that blocks the line of sight to it, and even if you find this, you have then to understand that you join the official track back by doing a wall-slide jump to fall back in the correct place..! That's quite hard to catch when you are not even sure if there's a shortcut or not. Proof being that even with people knowing of its existence, some had a hard time finding it !
I remember hearing, we drive on the right because guns were a thing when the states were being settled. Its easier to aim to the left when holding a rifle, same theory as to why with swords you pass on left
Yous guys should make a track that have like 48 shortcuts or routes but only one of them is the fastest, rest are slow or smiliar to the original track time
The horse and sword works, but differently - if you're right-handed, your sword is attached to your left hip, so you mount the horse putting your right leg first. So - you're standing on the sidewalk by the road, your horse is on the street, you mount it using your right leg (left is less convenient, because of the sword), and now you're facing left... Left-hand-side traffic is correct. But Napoleon doesn't want that rule to be "as Englishmen do", so he ordered the other way in Europe. This is the story I've heard.
I think there's another second to be gained on the shortcut by not climbing the wall to exit it so early. _/--- has more time at a slow speed than __/-, so you're crawling your way to the next booster once you're on the top. That and it looked like you were looking for the pillar to turn at, rather than counting out the distance and being prepared for the turn.
Excellent! I love the multi-path thing. Question: how come nobody used dispensers as aesthetic features? I mean, a volcano could spit stuff out that mostly doesn't hit the track.
I don't know why Kan just reset at 13:08, that turn looked like it was gonna be perfect, from the 5th outside pylon into the 6th inner one, just skimming it. It's as if that, if Kan can't see where he is going for sure, his brain can't process that he is taking the path he should be...
The origin of the "which side of the road we drive on" is because the majority of people are right handed. And most americans who wore a pistol on your right hip. So when you both walk/riding a horse down the road with your right sides away from each other, you can't be disarmed. And with the japanese driving on the left side, was because a right handed swordsman would wear the sword on the left hip. Going on the same principle of not being disarmed, they walked with their left sides away from each other. Which is why we drive on opposite sides of the road
@@AvoidedKingg Here is an idea, google why people do that. it shows lack of self thought, gives a person to think about what they are already tying to say.
@@ducewags and you really think anyone cares besides you scrolling through the comments people are gonna read my comment and move on because they don't care
nearly all countries in Africa, UK, New Zealand, Australia (NOT AUSTRIA) are driving on the left (wrong side). There may be more, but it's exhausting to tell ppl that Europeans drive on the right.
I always heard the driving on the right and left was based on human instinct to help avoid collisions. In the US the steering wheel is on the left of the car and naturally will avoid an accident or car easier by driving on the Right of the road. In the EU and around the world where cars have the steering wheel on the right , they will drive on the left of the road, for the most part.
about the trafic in left side, i see somewhere is because Napoleon was left-handed and he decreed that the streets should be made for left-handers, and in the part of Europe that was dominated by France in this period the streets changed
UK does not do it the proper way. You want your left hand on the wheel and your right hand free. The proper way to ride a horse is to have the reins in the left hand and your dominant hand free. On a carriage, you would hold the same way - you would sit on the left side (or on the left horse) steer with your left hand and control the whip/speed with right hand - brakes with left hand on rein. Since your sit on the left side, it's easier to avoid oncoming traffic if you are driving on the right side of the road!!!
The sword story is close. The actual reason is that you always mount or dismount a horse to the left. This is tradition now, but originated because you would hold your sword in your right hand, so the scabbard is always on the left. Horses are, and have always been trained to accept riders from the left because of this, even today, whether you drive on the left or the right. If you wish to dismount onto the edge of the road - to avoid the muddy surface and put your feet down on the roadside, you need to be on the left side of the road. When the car came along, the left hand drive cars let you exit a car on the same side. But due to seating position, driving on the right is safer as you have a clearer view of the road. If you have a passenger, it's polite to drop them off at the side of the road, so to match horses, you sit on the right, so the passenger can get in and out on the left.
I don't know for the rest but a few things on your message are false / misconceptions. Most countries started making cars with the driver on the left because the first ones actually required quite an amount of force to manipulate the lever that were located in the middle... So they put the driver seat on the left so that he used his right arm for the lever (as most people are right handed and being right handed was bad). Also for the scabbard, it's a misconception that it were on the opposite side of the hand..! Actually in combat, you don't want your sword in the scabbard on the same side of your shield. Because then there is a huge risk of being compressed against an enemy and being completely unable to pull out your sword. However with the scabbard on the side of your "sword-hand", nothing could ever prevent the soldiers to take out their sword, even when compressed with their shield against ennemies. ;)
![BLACK BAG - Official Trailer [HD] - Only in Theaters March 14](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Du0Xp8WX_7I/mqdefault.jpg)
Poor fiets trying to enjoy his game while Kan just bug report every couple seconds xD
Fiets38 I think is his username but his real name is yannic
@@ziggybaranieski5432 yup, fiets in dutch means bycicle
@@altioar I actually new that cause I google translated it
Best line “oh you made a dapper”
kAN stealing Dapper's old tracks smh
It was fun though, went for the alternative route a bit too late
You should play with Kan and upload that video to RUclips
Yeah I knew he’s stealing
Since the track doesn't look too large at a glance, it's probably just a ton of the same object side by side (walls of buildings, rows of halfpipes, long stretches of straight road) that's filling up your item count. This is where I've found the object scaling to really come in clutch. Instead of using it to making huge props or skew proportions, it's crazy good for just reducing repetition. One flat panel for each building face, one 10x wide halfpipe replacing 10 standard ones, etc.
I like how the chat was saying "There's probably no shortcut because photomode is enabled"
11:44 I did not go under the cars at all for my 41.7. Also, I spent 30 seconds looking around in photo mode and couldn't find the shortcut.
Wow Kan with the first upload of the group this week.
I can see warcans sweatin' to get a faster time.
wow this one is good
4:20 Personally I think driving on the left is better because your right (dominant for most people) is always on one of the most important parts of the car: the steering wheel, while you use your non-dominant hand for other things like switching gears, changing radio settings, picking up a drink, etc, it also means you can easily hold things like credit cards to payment devices at drive-through windows with your dominant hand. High-fiving opposing traffic is also sometimes a thing that happens.
It's not technically NECESSARY for it to be dependant on your dominant hand, but I find it quite... handy
With regards to sides of the road, left side is better for getting onto a horse, as most people are right handed and learn to get on a horse by putting their left foot on the stirrup and lifting their right leg over. This meant that they could mount a horse from the kerb side and not have to walk into traffic to get on.
With America, due to the specific build of multi-horsed transport vehicles for goods, the driver had to be positioned on the left of the vehicle, which means that they should be closest to the middle of the road to judge safely where they were in relation to the other flow of traffic. When Ford created the Model-T, he put the steering wheel on the left, as opposed to the middle which I believe had been done on vehicles up to that point, the world slowly adopted right side driving due to ubiquity and conformity, and any place that wasn't on an island tended to accept that and switch over because trying to work out which lane based on country is hard, but still quite doable if you have a clean break.
Also, as a proud Australian, I can say that technically driving on the left is very, very slightly safer overall due to typical eye dominance I believe. Basically an irrelevant amount of increase of safety, but still, I take the win!
but maybe most people being right-handed could somehow give an advantage to driving on the right side of the road (in regards to steering)
My country drives on the left too, and it's always freaked me out to think of driving in the opposite way, I'm too used to extending my view to the left and not the right of the car.
@@vibaj16 Cars steer themselves nowadays anyway with power steering, you barely need to give any input at all.
@@GirishManjunathMusic dexterity tho, not just strength
@@vibaj16 if you're driving on the left, your gearshift is also on the left, so the fine control of the steering wheel is always on your right hand.
If you're driving an automatic and only using one hand, shame on you.
Perfect cheese man, getting a bit tired of the invisble wall cheeses or the just cheaty ones.. this one is well designed
I'm so glad you joined us in Nsum's lobby tonight! That's for coming to hang out!
Thank you for introducing me to this game! I'm currently trying (and failing) to author metal lvl2
"kAN's got a short sword ... it's a little dagger."
kAN, as a rogue: It's not the size that counts, it's how you use it!
[stab, crit + sneak attack, one-hit kill]
A dagger is a kind of wedge, does this mean that Kan has acknowledged the superiority of wedges do bricks?
KAN! The run at 12:50 Was quite possibly the best line. The transition from the highway to the quarter pipe was steaming fast. Not only that, you cut in between the 5th/6th pillar perfectly. You had a better angle on the next corner maintaining your speed for an even faster wall transition back to the highway giving you a possible 1.5 to maybe... 3 seconds off? I tried my best to mark sections based off arbitrary checkpoints to make splits. I loved the kickflip transition off the first ledge by the way. The first time, I was like "whoa that was a cool trick" but then over and over again I began to realize, it's not just cool, it's a time save! lol good runs, great times all around. Keep em coming!
kAN: Makes a short cut
Supertramp: Take the long way home
I’m from New Zealand and I feel that we should drive on the right side , it’s so painful seeing everyone driving on the right and we are on the left 😂🤣, love the vid kan
the shortcut is actually really hard to find, as it reveals itself as being a shortcut only after a turn hidden behind huge columns that blocks the line of sight to it, and even if you find this, you have then to understand that you join the official track back by doing a wall-slide jump to fall back in the correct place..! That's quite hard to catch when you are not even sure if there's a shortcut or not. Proof being that even with people knowing of its existence, some had a hard time finding it !
I remember hearing, we drive on the right because guns were a thing when the states were being settled. Its easier to aim to the left when holding a rifle, same theory as to why with swords you pass on left
Yous guys should make a track that have like 48 shortcuts or routes but only one of them is the fastest, rest are slow or smiliar to the original track time
You might not have had enough time to complete that last run, but you did have enough time to break your record.
Glad I'm not the only one that feels like they get worse as the play.
13:05 had such good speed and actually entered the shortcut turn early enough to get it right... resets.
The horse and sword works, but differently - if you're right-handed, your sword is attached to your left hip, so you mount the horse putting your right leg first. So - you're standing on the sidewalk by the road, your horse is on the street, you mount it using your right leg (left is less convenient, because of the sword), and now you're facing left... Left-hand-side traffic is correct. But Napoleon doesn't want that rule to be "as Englishmen do", so he ordered the other way in Europe. This is the story I've heard.
My first time watching the Premiere 😊
Same
Same is this the first one?
@@arkaneai3775 Could be. I don't know.
Great video kAN!
Something feels not right when we don't see Warcans on the podium...
True
I think there's another second to be gained on the shortcut by not climbing the wall to exit it so early. _/--- has more time at a slow speed than __/-, so you're crawling your way to the next booster once you're on the top. That and it looked like you were looking for the pillar to turn at, rather than counting out the distance and being prepared for the turn.
UK Australia India Japan are the primary RHD markets. everything else is basically LHD
"little dagger" got me laughing
I knew the same story but it involved shaking hands, not smashing people with a sword.
ahhhh... I was exploring the underground at the start, but didn't find the shortcut.
"Maybe they lost power or something". Ah, so this is right after V downs the AV to try to get Hellman.
You should play railroads online again now that you can play beta
Congrats kAN
Excellent! I love the multi-path thing. Question: how come nobody used dispensers as aesthetic features? I mean, a volcano could spit stuff out that mostly doesn't hit the track.
4:21 In that case, riding on the right side of the road might be a sign of peace?
I don't know why Kan just reset at 13:08, that turn looked like it was gonna be perfect, from the 5th outside pylon into the 6th inner one, just skimming it. It's as if that, if Kan can't see where he is going for sure, his brain can't process that he is taking the path he should be...
the "cheese" need more boosters and need to cut more of the track to be faster i think.
The origin of the "which side of the road we drive on" is because the majority of people are right handed. And most americans who wore a pistol on your right hip. So when you both walk/riding a horse down the road with your right sides away from each other, you can't be disarmed. And with the japanese driving on the left side, was because a right handed swordsman would wear the sword on the left hip. Going on the same principle of not being disarmed, they walked with their left sides away from each other. Which is why we drive on opposite sides of the road
It's weird seeing kAN's track video drop first, usually he is last to upload.
Literally thought this thumbnail was a RUclips ad lol
In Malaysia we drive on the left. The same might be true with many former British colonies.
try theme 2 speed, a lot of options for interpretation
well, freeways generally have a faster speed limit than back alleyways
unless you're, like, in rush hour
Single Input track. ie all left turns or only braking. or one very specific tap or turn or brake to make it
all former colonies of the British empire drive on the left side of the road. everyone else drives on the right side.
We need more secret cheese maps
Wonder if you realise what doing with his sword lol 😆
Ayyy another vid
Very nice video👍👌🇸🇪
Atleast kAN got the car he wanted
@Kan according to Alexa(lol I know) 76 countries drive on the left as opposed to 163 that drive on the right.
this track looks familiar
No links to the other players?
drive on the right because most people are right handed so the horse knight situation but im left hand so lol
Poor warcans didn't get on the leader board.
Kan, can you play more roboco? I heard it released on steam today.
The shortcut might have worked better if you landed straight on the booster instead of rolling slowly to it
Jamaica Also drives on the left.
Is Dapper okay? he hasn't posted anything in almost two weeks...
South africa, we also drive on the left.
I mean there is a button on the cyberpunk map that shuts off all power in the city
@OfficalKing Why do people start a comment or statement with "I mean"?
@@ducewags Because I felt like it I do it all the time tbh
@@AvoidedKingg Here is an idea, google why people do that. it shows lack of self thought, gives a person to think about what they are already tying to say.
@@ducewags and you really think anyone cares besides you scrolling through the comments people are gonna read my comment and move on because they don't care
This video just came out but I feel like I've seen this track before. Weird.
Edit: Oh 3:10 is why
nearly all countries in Africa, UK, New Zealand, Australia (NOT AUSTRIA) are driving on the left (wrong side). There may be more, but it's exhausting to tell ppl that Europeans drive on the right.
I always heard the driving on the right and left was based on human instinct to help avoid collisions. In the US the steering wheel is on the left of the car and naturally will avoid an accident or car easier by driving on the Right of the road. In the EU and around the world where cars have the steering wheel on the right , they will drive on the left of the road, for the most part.
Lmao Kan can never drive while talking
yeah the tunr cheese was slower so nope
Anybody else notice kAN's voice seemed off in the intro?
I can't start my game but can't find any help online
Knife? May we all conclude and call it a "Pairing Knife" a delicate and in manny situations a verry usefull tool. lol Stay Mellow Ppl´s
None lights with left boosters.
about the trafic in left side, i see somewhere is because Napoleon was left-handed and he decreed that the streets should be made for left-handers, and in the part of Europe that was dominated by France in this period the streets changed
Tw: men comparing sword sizes
I’m sorry Australia wants to be difficult what about America with Fahrenheit and imperial systems
Anyone else getting crash bandicoot: warped vibes?
warcans didn't win this time 👀
Hi
START TURNING AFTER THE 5th COLOMN!!! STOP TRYING TO CUT SHARPLY!!!
UK does not do it the proper way. You want your left hand on the wheel and your right hand free. The proper way to ride a horse is to have the reins in the left hand and your dominant hand free. On a carriage, you would hold the same way - you would sit on the left side (or on the left horse) steer with your left hand and control the whip/speed with right hand - brakes with left hand on rein. Since your sit on the left side, it's easier to avoid oncoming traffic if you are driving on the right side of the road!!!
Slower shortcut in the validation
блин, почему вы гоыорите сыр вместо чит?! это бесит)
вы говорите, что кто то сыр, вместо кто то жульничает
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The sword story is close. The actual reason is that you always mount or dismount a horse to the left.
This is tradition now, but originated because you would hold your sword in your right hand, so the scabbard is always on the left.
Horses are, and have always been trained to accept riders from the left because of this, even today, whether you drive on the left or the right.
If you wish to dismount onto the edge of the road - to avoid the muddy surface and put your feet down on the roadside, you need to be on the left side of the road.
When the car came along, the left hand drive cars let you exit a car on the same side. But due to seating position, driving on the right is safer as you have a clearer view of the road.
If you have a passenger, it's polite to drop them off at the side of the road, so to match horses, you sit on the right, so the passenger can get in and out on the left.
I don't know for the rest but a few things on your message are false / misconceptions.
Most countries started making cars with the driver on the left because the first ones actually required quite an amount of force to manipulate the lever that were located in the middle... So they put the driver seat on the left so that he used his right arm for the lever (as most people are right handed and being right handed was bad).
Also for the scabbard, it's a misconception that it were on the opposite side of the hand..!
Actually in combat, you don't want your sword in the scabbard on the same side of your shield. Because then there is a huge risk of being compressed against an enemy and being completely unable to pull out your sword. However with the scabbard on the side of your "sword-hand", nothing could ever prevent the soldiers to take out their sword, even when compressed with their shield against ennemies. ;)
@@DanLo-tube Might depend on the type of sword?
You build highway ofc its faster than other roads