when you use premieres auto subtitles make sure to correct some spelling (bettors - bedwars) and get a better subtitle preset

The 200 str was 57 stars

Hi Im Akgaming1234 the guy that met u in bedwars lobby today pls heart I never got a heart 😊

ok i’m seeing this late i guess but even tho i haven’t played bedwars in forever this was good and kept me engaged great work q

ImVaes is crazy

How old was bro when he uploaded this😭

Am i the only one that read the thumbnail mission sister ?

Love the editing this vid bro rlly emotional lol ggs

😂

Yesterdays recs were fire

How do you get stars is stars your do in game

Can you please make a sub counter tutorial? I'm trying to start streaming and I can only get a weird bad looking sub counter. Also congrats on 13k

In the realm of competitive Minecraft PvP (Player vs Player), achieving the optimal ping is a nuanced and multifaceted pursuit that significantly influences gameplay efficacy and strategic superiority. Ping, fundamentally the latency or the time interval measured in milliseconds that it takes for data to travel from the player's client to the server and back, is an indispensable factor in the digital battleground. The epitome of an optimal ping in competitive Minecraft PvP hovers around the 20-40ms range. This specific interval is deemed the gold standard due to its ability to minimize the perceptible lag, thereby facilitating a synchronous and instantaneous reaction time which is paramount in high-stakes combat scenarios. When a player's ping strays into higher latencies, specifically beyond the 100ms threshold, the adverse effects become conspicuously palpable. This manifests in delayed hit registration, erratic movement predictions, and a general diminution in the fluidity of the gameplay experience. The intricacies of network topology, packet routing, and server tick rates further compound the complexity of attaining low ping. Players often resort to a myriad of techniques to optimize their connection; these include the utilization of high-speed wired internet connections over their inherently more unstable wireless counterparts, geographically proximate servers to curtail the physical distance that data must traverse, and even employing network optimization tools to streamline their data packets. Moreover, the architecture of Minecraft’s networking code, including its handling of TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) packets, can introduce additional latency, which advanced players counteract by meticulously configuring their client settings and sometimes even utilizing third-party modifications designed to reduce lag. Thus, in the intricate and highly competitive milieu of Minecraft PvP, a low ping is not merely a trivial statistic but a critical determinant of a player’s tactical prowess and overall combat dexterity. In more granular terms, the importance of low ping in Minecraft PvP is often underscored by the mechanics of hit registration and server tick rates. The server tick rate, typically set at 20 ticks per second (TPS), dictates the frequency at which the server processes game updates. A player with a lower ping experiences these updates more rapidly and consistently, allowing for a smoother and more predictable gameplay experience. Conversely, players with higher ping may find themselves at a disadvantage, as their actions are registered with a delay, often resulting in a perception of lag where their in-game actions do not correlate with their inputs in real-time. This delay can be particularly detrimental in PvP engagements, where split-second decisions and reactions are crucial. The disparity between high and low ping players can lead to frustrating encounters where higher ping players feel as though their hits are not registering, or they are being hit from seemingly impossible distances due to the latency discrepancy. The pursuit of low ping is also influenced by the geographical distribution of servers. Minecraft’s global player base necessitates a network of servers spread across various regions to accommodate players from different parts of the world. However, this geographic spread can introduce variability in ping depending on the player’s proximity to the server. Players in regions with fewer servers may experience higher ping simply due to the increased physical distance that data must travel. To mitigate this, competitive players often choose servers located in regions closer to their own or opt for private servers hosted within their geographic vicinity. This localization of servers helps in reducing the round-trip time of data packets, thereby lowering the ping and enhancing the overall gaming experience. Furthermore, the optimization of a player’s local network environment plays a significant role in achieving low ping. This includes minimizing the number of devices connected to the network, avoiding bandwidth-intensive activities such as streaming or downloading large files during gameplay, and ensuring that the network hardware, such as routers and modems, are up to date and configured for optimal performance. Advanced players might even prioritize their gaming traffic using Quality of Service (QoS) settings on their routers to ensure that Minecraft data packets are given precedence over other types of network traffic. Additionally, the use of gaming VPNs (Virtual Private Networks) has become a popular method for some players to potentially reduce ping by connecting through optimized routes to the game server. In conclusion, the quest for the best ping in competitive Minecraft PvP is a multifaceted endeavor that extends beyond mere milliseconds. It encompasses a deep understanding of network mechanics, strategic server selection, meticulous local network optimization, and often, the use of advanced technological tools. For competitive players, achieving and maintaining a low ping is not just about gaining a slight edge; it is about ensuring that their skill, strategy, and reactions are accurately reflected in the game, providing them with the fairest and most responsive PvP experience possible.

Saw this 1 year later, what remix of More Than You Know did you use in the end?

just leaving here until he gets 100k subs

What resourcepack are you using?

Bro, I love the sound of your keyboard! It's so perfect! Same with your mouse!

can you make a vid of dueling trainer dario in bedfight and fireballfight

OH I FELL OFF 😂 btw nice pvp

What client do u use

deep voice?????

I remember playing vs this guy in rbw when he had 200 subs

Banjee the goat do u agree?

Umm can you send your badlion settings 😀

bro ur videos are so cool, wanna collab👀

What's the font you use ?

WOAH WOAH WOAH WAIT A SECOND THERE- the voice changer you use is named "lolita". loli, or lolita is a japanese style CP, literally pedo hxntai. please cut ties with the sponsor, this seems extremely shady.

Congrats

Congrats on S Tier!!!

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we are not making it out of copying gamerboy80 with this one 🙏

Great vid man, I subbed, keep up the good work!

Dewier is under 100 stars but is the best at the game

Superb video fr 🔥 watched the whole video without a skip

where is the rutistic 16x?

what texture pack was the 100* using?

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what vpn u use? Is it free?

Hi what lvl of motion blur do you have?

my ping going 800 bro ...☠