Ivy-Rose Gardner .............. my name is ivy, I like the name

@@edwardmacchiato6609 aw, that's so cool! I've never met someone with the same name as me!

Ivy-Rose Gardner lol! 😂

I was tested for epilepsy and I now know that I don’t have it Thank god

YOU ARE A SAINT

Saaaame what is this game and how do I play

@@colee309 Virtual Reality game, so first thing you'll need is a VR set - probably for PC, not sure if beat saber is available on Playstation, and I'm not sure if the other consoles have VR sets.

not rly xD

@@Baiswith I can confirm that Beat Saber is also available for PSVR

Baiswith It’s on the PSVR but song choice is lacking since you can’t play custom songs.

Its not that hard when all songs are setup to be natural arm movements.

Oh there are white arrows :O thanks for mentioning

Omg I never noticed that.

@@Tony-ow9bo Natural arm movements? Well, I guess it'd suck if it required unnatural arm movements, but the coolest thing would be if you used _super_ natural arm movements to beat it.

@@Tony-ow9boThe direction in which you must hit the cube is intended to add to the mental strain, not the physical one. And it definitely adds to the difficulty. If the lack of physical strain isn't impressive to you, then ask the game developer to add twice as many cubes or design it to that you have to hit the cubes from awkward angles and directions. The game won't be as fun with the added physical difficulty factor, though. You get worn out real quick.

Its Not that hard xD I played Best Saber for over 30h and can Beat Expert +. But woud Rank this Song only Expert

Look up someone playing "Through the Fire and Flames" on Beatsaber

@@fir3tube882 same dude

@Taijifufu I'm with you on this. No matter what the map maker arbitrarily decides to mark their maps, some of these songs look ridiculously hard. Now, granted there are patterns you can learn over time, so I suggest finding songs like this one that emphasize them to get better. Just run it in practice mode with the speed down a little until you figure the pattern out. The patterns are shared in most of the well made songs out there because they're enjoyable to do. All the people replying with "it's not that hard", congrats, you're better at something than someone else.

This is basically just a expert song

Aye

Dooku

Yep

Stephen Fraser I do agree...

Exactly that

yeah the harder tracks like this do... the earlier tracks arnt so bad.. but i cant even finish an expert track yet..lol

@@gillius66 Just get some more hours on it! And you'l get there.

LMAO, I read "Looks like it requires a lot of control and *ANAL* practice".

Requires a good bit of physical stamina. I've seen streams of people playing for the first time and they are just soaked with sweat and their arms can't take any more after a while. Of course that goes away as you keep playing.

@@Jaradis Yes indeed! I had to tape the controllers to my hands once, so they wouldn't slip out of my hands because of sweat!

I searched for this

Who is it?*

@@Aspect12 thx

Change it to order 37

If the apocalypse happens I’m going to her house it’s the only safe spot

Narrator: "He never returned."

Beat your Meat simulator

Isidro Magalhães Are you back yet

He's still stuck on internet explorer. Give him a month.

Upgrade to Tor

She lost the combo quite few times

@@luimu0

@@luimu I don't blame her! I can't really even tell what's happening...

@@luimu honestly, she may have lost her combo a few times, but she's INSANE. And my favorite thing about her? She looks like she's having a blast and enjoying herself. Some of the people I've seen playing this have been so focused on hitting the notes that they don't even take the time to really have some fun. And even when she misses one and breaks her combo, she still keeps going like nothing happened like a champ.

hahahahaha

Have you seen Taichi?

Agreed! I sorta want to share this with her, but not 100% positive it wouldn't get the poster in trouble :) (90%, yes, but not my place to risk things for them)

well now she's in OST6!

XD

Imagine having guests over

Just in a silent, empty room lolol

it's actually still pretty impressive to watch irl

@@_toratan A 2d view of what the player is seeing is shown on the TV along with the sound. It's still fun with a group.

Made my day xD

Thx✌

LOL

2:51 perfect part for this comment

-"Done" -"Darling, would you help me cut the carrots for tonight's dinner?" Sorry, I had to fix that for you.

Yep 👌😄

Her and xoxobluff. With xoxobluff being the ultimate winner.

Presumably someone who isn't missing a ton of blocks.

lol i bet id beat her in a multiplayer battle

Me

Agreed lol

I just love izzy as her band, halestorm is amazing

Nic Nac OH MY GOD YES.

I'm sending this to my tat artist and piercer. They just got off the road with Halestorm while they were touring with Alice Cooper. Jenn and Heather can forward this to Lzzy.

FR THO

IKR. When you're at that level you do it automatically to get better hits but when I watch back I'm like damn

That's just what you do when you're capable of doing the most difficult parts of the song and instead you're stuck doing the "easy" parts. It's like, hurry up darn it! See, I could have hit another block right there!

Jenna S I thought I saw something off now I know good eye

@@Theliquidchaos I've noticed I started doing the same thing. It's interesting.

Beat Saber is still my favourite game If I could just keep one for my VR it would be this one. You get such a work out and it makes you feel like such a bad ass. 1000% worth purchasing.

It’s worth it Fantastic game

PKTEK I decided I wanted vr in like October 2019 and got enough money from Christmas and bought it the day after! I do t regret buying it at all and this game is amazing

And? Did you get it?

Have u bought it yet?

Honestly, when you play it enough and you're in a groove, it comes naturally. I can only play at level 'hard' though.

I'd like to see Roundtable Rival played on this

@@johnhartmann2357 Roundtable Rival would be INSANE

Seems a little bit too repetitive though

if anyone wanna try it, beatsaver.com/browse/detail/17340-18862

@@cody42693 I have played roundtable. It's not very hard. I don't know if someone released a harder map though. It's give this one like a 7/10 difficulty and roundtable like a 4.5-5/10 if I'm remembering it correctly.

Hey... Uh... might wanna check out bandoot's videos.

And sheer practice. It's a lot of muscle memory.

@@DekkarJr Practice is a big one. It took me about 4 months to play even a few custom expert maps, and after another 4 months, I can play most things I download. Muscle memory doesn't matter as much, but sometimes does come into effect when playing ridiculously hard maps, especially FCing them.

@@DekkarJr Muscle memory...Hmmm...How much does that apply here? In terms of how to react to certain blocks, angles, and obstacles sure...but muscle memory doesn't apply 100% to this particular song, because as the title says this is her 1st attempt. So the rhythm and directions were not memorized in any sense--"muscle memory" nor conscious memory.

@@akpokemon I meant like the muscle memory that is built up and is used waving those sabers around and being comfortable with it period. I guess muscle memory is probly not the right term for that, but in a way it is if I could be more specific - there aren't that many different positions a colored block can be in this game - you paly the game a lot you will be used to most combinations of moving your arms into the various positions that would start the movement. Hitting a red or blue block going up or down singularly or doubly in any position on the screen is absolutely dedicated to muscle memory because the same basic motions are used. Becuase a part of this game is looking at the block coming at you and knowing how to respond to them - just a musician who has never played a song before can read ahead in the music to see the chords or notes they will have to play ahead of time. Every motion she is making is not unique to every song, in fact they are repeated ad nauseam in most of the songs. She sees a diagonal upper left red block below a blue block in a song she is playing for the first time, her arms will automatically know how to play that "beat" or that "note" of the song because it's one of a handful of combinations that are in most of the songs. How is that not actively dipping into muscle memory? Sure she could play one song over and over and commit the entire song and all of combinations it produces, but that's a part of the novelty of watching someone play on expert who plays this game a lot, that they already KNOW how to play the game very well - their muscle memory having already been condition to respond to what they see coming at them. Swish.

The dancing probably helps keep rhythm to an extent... but still bloody impressive

Dancing while swinging really helps when playing this game it helps you feel the motion and rhythm of the game and really get into it, you excercise a lot more than you realise when you play this game

Why? The dancing is probably why she was able to do so well first time. The motions were all in synch to the rhythm so.... Makes sense to me.

Yeah it's sort of hard not to dance when you play this game.

My husband is 6'2 and almost 300 pounds. And in really good shape since he never works out. He's just a large human😆. But he is just getting into expert on beat saber and hates dancing. Even he admitted that the dancing helps get the rhythm going and get into the song more and that's how he's progressing so fast. He's only played the game a total of like 2 hours and is getting to the point where he's passing songs on expert now I don't get it.

Adrian Z. Love her so much.

Ehhh...I think she's awesome too man but you might want to look up a fellow by the name "Taichidesu" and proceed to question how a mortal human could ever physically move so fast, much less actually hit notes.

me too haha

Not really a fan of Lindsey's recent work. Spontaneous Me, Shadows, Crystallize and Elemets are her best work, she won't top it.

@@Rezinstance New album coming out this fall, you might just be surprised! ;)

I got to see Lindsey play this song live with Amy Lee last summer. It was freaking amazing! This girl is killing the Beat Saber too!

AKA...The Hot Violinist

omg i shocked myself when i did this song on expert + i didnt know what i was capable of

Nah. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qKqVd6dnssvbip8.html

@@edtazrael That person might very well be super amazing, but the song looks a lot less stressful than this, and it sure as hell isn't a first try. Kinda hard to compare the two.

Well I don't think this is a first try either... She is amazing but around 4:10 maybe she is waiting for the cube to come...

@@Chromodar Yea there's no way this is a first attempt. Maybe the first recorded attempt or something. These rythm games are 99% repitition at higher levels. Not to take away from her obvious skill but the title choice is a bit scummy.

@@JiooguProductions I don't know if this is a first try or not, there's nothing blatantly obvious that says it is, except for the fact that she does pretty well and is dancing along, which may also be skill.. I dunno man. But the video the other guy linked is 100% not a first try. The knocking and the facing away from the game until the right moment at the start is the exact sort of thing that makes it super obvious. Wasn't claimed as being a first try either. I'm not judging anyone, all I'm saying is I don't think you can compare this video to the one the other guy linked. At least not to draw a conclusion on who is "the queen of beat sabre".

It's a Virtual Reality headset, maybe the HTC Vive or Oculus Rift. You get it for a PC, but it has to be a pretty good one, otherwise it wont play very well. You can also get one with a PS4, called the PSVR.

Its not nearly as hard as it looks. The trick is to notget overwhelmed and find the rhythm. Its a lot of simple motions stru together. The problem most people have is they get overwhelmed. Im one of those people lol.

Indeed. This looks super impressive, but in reality most people could probably do this provided they're at least at a below average or better physical fitness level. I'd generously call myself "average", and I've managed to break into the top 30 on the leaderboard for a half dozen or so stock/dlc songs. I bump an 80-100 rank into the 30's every couple weeks playing just 30 minutes or so a night. It comes down to practice. Start slow, and keep pushing yourself. If you're not failing out of half the songs you attempt, you need to turn up the difficulty. My stats show that I fail out of nearly half the songs I attempt, but that's because I'm playing Expert+ with fast mode and disappearing arrows enabled. Even the very best fail eventually, and pushing that envelope is what makes you better. With time your brain just learns to do this without you even thinking about it. You don't memorize maps or learn patterns - you just go into a song for the first time and knock it out, halfway in a trance. Disappearing arrows doesn't even affect an experienced player at all - your brain learns to register all the incoming blocks as they appear, and the motions become so natural that a well mapped song basically doesn't even need arrows on the blocks. Honestly, this is one of the most fun games ever made in my opinion. I've certainly got my money's worth, and I count the ~$1500 I spent on the Vive + accessories in that purchase price (though Beat Saber didn't actually exist when I bought mine).

This is pure genius. How did this not get the recognition it deserved?

First this then sensors you wear on your shoes. DDR reborn!

This game should be Star Wars theme XD

She didn't spin it set the speed on 0.25 she just pulled it back

The jumo is pretty extreme in some cases. Though some are easier than others. Best wsy to improve is either expert on fast with or without extra difficulty settings, or expert plus with slow mode

thanks! this map took a lot of work since i placed around 8k or so lighting events xD