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Most of the time, I’m behind the camera recording the choreography for our group, but that doesn’t stop me from having a few good tries at coming up with something myself.
I will always love doing this stuff.
(Threw an extra punch at the end for fun)
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Big thanks to @icebergxxx.bsky.social for being our Gordon Ramsay last night!

Something something Hell’s Kitchen from our game night.
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We listened to the Jedi Fallen Order ost last night. He liked it.

No matter what stands in my way, a good Meia Lua will always keep me whole.

Playing B&S with lightsabers is a lot of fun

Can’t find hidden treasure without a scuffle!
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Traitor!
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Want to learn how to do what we do? Come join our server where we fight regularly!

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Just a simple warm up!
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Right back at you!
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Those darn pirates!
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The point I’m trying to make here is to try something new, but don’t wing it. Learn how a thing works and understand it so that when your time to use it comes, you can excel with it in such a way that it becomes original and more identifiable to not only you, but your team.

It’s a process that is created and formatted to work for planning, research, and setup.

The strides you can go is only set back by however tall you set your own boundaries, but without the inspiration of overcoming a boundary, you won’t create an intuitive solution of your own and follow a guide.

-optimize what makes this process so dynamic and free and will instead make something rigid, arbitrary and impromptu.

It looks like magic when we can do it with ease, but we’ve been doing this process for almost 2 years now.
We didn’t get this far by “winging it” or going off impulsive decisions.

There’s heart in what we do. And like The Raid says, “It’s the pulse”. It’s our drive.

We create this community of fighters so that other people can join to learn it for themselves too.

While we can lend people to help with projects, directors with little to no understanding won’t be able to-

Our process is something that can be easy to understand once all the mechanics of it are laid out, but in the end, it takes a lot of effort to perfect it.

Some people are a natural while for the majority, it takes time to hone in on the craft. Perfecting every inch of movement to look real.

I feel like when it comes to fight choreography in #VRChat, there are people who only want the results of what is done but not the effort of what it takes to attain it.

It’s more than just “let’s have a cool fight scene”, it’s “let’s express ourselves”.
And if you don’t have passion, it won’t work.

Fighting in #VRChat is our special art.

People who have changed and become something they are more happy and proud of. Giving people hope that there is nothing that can stop your imagination. And that the only limit to your creativity, is by the walls you set up yourself.

I love our community.

I feel so happy with how many people who want to come together either as support to share what we do, or as fighters who want to push their limits. It makes me incredibly happy to see how people from so many different walks of life join our meets and express themselves in such a dynamic way.

I work a full time job and get my 40 hours a week, 5 days a week. It can be exhausting, and it’s very easy to just cancel events with my studio to count them as a rest day. But my love and passion for the people I work with turn my work after my irl work, into leisure, while still being productive.

You build a community of people who connect with the deepest part of you. Your passions and your goals suddenly become a strive for everybody and now you have adapted your work circle to being a place where you can be yourself instead of having a mask of a personality to match an icon.

Fighting to inspire and doing so in such a way that goes against the grain of existing creators allows us to stand out into our own niche.

I know a lot of people would much prefer to chase numbers and rather be a more general creator that does multiple things, but having your own niche is special.

Smiles become contagious. Ambitions grow to astounding new heights. And the boldness to experiment reach a point where every single time you teach someone what you do, you can see the limitless imagination open up just by their voice and intrigue.

It’s a really warming feeling to know that what we have created in our pursuit to create something new in a field full of obstacles would inspire people to not only innovate themselves, but to find their own leverage to build upon what we have done and learn more about themselves.

It would be a lot easier to just have our fight choreography be done entirely in blender. But I feel like it takes away the magic of it working with people in VR. Even if you have a team animating with you, there’s no experience like building muscle memory and a good sweat to show off your skill.

It is the most unique approach to a fighting game that I’ve ever seen and part of it is what inspired our low-latency choreography process in VRChat.
Its complexity is reformatted to some simplicity but the game has sought to pursue the competitive audience with faster attacks and spotty animations.

It’s the opening cinematic to the “Marching Fire” expansion to the game “For Honor”.

Unfortunately, it would probably be the last best thing that came from the game due to Ubisoft reasons.

(1v7)
Bring your best warrior!
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