Forts Tutorial: Back Turbines

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A comprehensive guide on "back turbines" technique in Forts.
"Back Turbines" refers to a technique of building wind turbines in spots where they are difficult to attack. Typically this means behind the base. Hence "back".
Special thanks to:
- Dranistian - Help with recording certain scenes. Feedback.
- Szylek - Provided map for recording certain scenes. Feedback.
- 42 scientist, Mech70, EtaN - Feedback.
00:00 Introduction
00:15 Wind turbine mechanics.
02:36 Core principle of back turbines technique.
03:39 Stalactites
05:26 Desert Ruins
06:09 Up & Down
07:29 Wingman (top base)
08:19 Moorings
09:00 Balls
09:54 Balls 2v2
10:39 Ledge Grab
11:37 Pillars
12:47 Hang Time
Forts discord: / discord
Forts Polish community discord: / discord
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Music - Forts OST by Jeff Van Dyck (in order of appeareance):
- Java Recon - • Java Recon : FORTS - M...
- Boot Camp Redux - • Boot Camp Redux : FORT...
- Origin of the Sun - • Origin of the Sun : FO...
My polish channel: / @vykro_pl

Пікірлер: 25

@ericshi2755 Жыл бұрын

dude flexing with the core swing

@electrocubic5116 Жыл бұрын

9:48 Ohh... so that's how you core swing in this particular map! Really clever! Btw, your tutorials are perfect for beginners like me who have just started to learn the in-depth knowledge required for executing clever tricks in the Forts Pro League Tournaments (yeah I watch a lot). Thank you so much for providing such detailed info regarding the game's mechanics ( I honestly didn't know which objects blocked the wind turbine's wind cone + wind floors). Your tutorials feel like they are actual tutorials rather than just regular "tips n tricks". Hoping to see more useful tutorials from you, keep up the great work!! 👏👏👍👍

@vykro_eng Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback. Glad you like it ^^ I do actually have a "tips n tricks" video planned some time in the future :V. I want to cover the basics first though.

@szylek4768 Жыл бұрын

Another well done tutorial.

@fernando47180 Жыл бұрын

Keep em rolling! Thanks a lot for the videos.

@apxLegi Ай бұрын

Really informative and easy to follow, love it!!

@teaflavouredcoffee83 Жыл бұрын

Really indepth and helpful :)

@goopisclips Жыл бұрын

i love ur channel the only way i was learning out how to do stability tech is by watching pro league over and over again, and can u demonstrate how you rush a certain type of weapons like cannons, cannon and howitzer, lasers, and such? And maybe demonstration in a live match

@vykro_eng Жыл бұрын

Build orders is *exactly* something that I've got on my list once I get the tutorials on basics out. Still trying to work out the logistics of recording that particular topic though.

@lumarian_writer 10 ай бұрын

Dude's video format reminds me of Zulle the Witch, they also don't talk in their videos but they provide quite a bit of info in the souls games. Meanwhile this guy provides alot of info about forts and how to put every system of the game to a player's use once they start learning how the basics work, very awesome how certain things line up but are vastly different.

@vykro_eng 10 ай бұрын

I do plan to do some "talking" videos in the future, though when it comes to guides focused on specific topic, in my opinion they work better in text only. Talking over content can often be distracting, and it just slows the whole thing down. Many times I find myself looking for information in video guides, and end up wasting too much time sitting through all the "hey guys, what's up, today we're going to cover (X), don't forget to like subscribe follow me on twitter, patreon etc. etc.". It's a bloat that nobody needs. Nonetheless, there are types of content where it works better when talking over it. Old Incursus videos are a decent example. I myself would like to upload some gameplays in the future.