How pro LoL players move so fast: the science behind gut reactions in gaming
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2017
- Dr. Amine Issa, who spent the last 5 years studying human performance at the Mayo Clinic, breaks down what enables pro League of Legends players to make lightning-fast decisions.
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I tried letting my instinct do the work. My brain farted and I died to baron. Gg
i died
Jerfi Ceylan the good part is the next time your brain will not fart and die to baron. LEARNING!
+12InchesUbBuffed
means you need to check up for brain damage... -_-
I bet you do NOT know what autism is and what means to be autistic... cuz most autistic people are brilliant, most(or at least a big portion) famous physicists and scientists as a whole were autistic, but back then autism was NOT a concept.
Dude you must have a hard time on the internet if you get so triggered about stuff, his profile pic is literally a troll face...
+12InchesUnBuffed
so you are admitting that you are dumber than everyone that replied to you, good job, it's a good sign when you know it and admit, now you just have to improve.
Why am I watching this, I don't even play League of Legends
SirBanana that's why I'm eating u right now.
SirBanana You don't play league of legends? I envy you.
then play 'u'
+Mwep Mwep gad dem teemo main
+Hownabishi mains*
This is actually a big realization for me. If this is right, I can finally find something to say when people ask me how I'm so good at a certain rhythm game, How I read the notes in each extremely fast beat.
I remember a few times, where I was just playing a song in this rhythm game, then I suddenly start thinking of something. My mind completely goes black while I was talking to myself about this specific topic. When I finally come to senses I had finished the map with a perfect score without even realizing, or even remembering playing after my mind went black.
I sometimes feel that I'm not the one even playing. It doesn't feel like I'm the one directly making these moves, and I say it's my brain doing everything for me.
Whenever I'm consciously trying to play a map, I'd get stressed almost getting a perfect score, then I'd tense up, then get a mistake. As I've mentioned on my second paragraph, I feel that my conscious detaches and I just do my own thing while my own "unconscious" plays the game for me.
As the person in the vid said, You get in the zone, and your mind goes black. Even in games like this that can happen. Especially in fast rhythm games, very tense matches in any competetive game, etc.
Times where my mind goes black is most likely not limited to me just suddenly thinking of something. It may have happened to me while playing multiple games. I just don't remember it.
It's quite weird, but ah well.
If you're wondering, The game is osu.
Yes, I'm a "weeb".
He was challeger at 13?!?! wtf
Sertuss from EUW is actually 15 and was this season on place 5. pretty crazy when u see these young people play that good^^
EUW challenger is like OCE challenger not the same as NA way easier bjerg even said this when he went rift rivals that EU soloq is 10x easier to climb
Cassie Lowe This was trash talk wtf
And there are less Player on na This means less challenger what means that challenger play against diamond player who aren't as well as challenger so it's Not so difficult in na as in euw
Cassie Lowe it may be easier, but he's still challenger...
I'm master tier rn 13 years old.
the unconscious is the powerhouse of the brain
koopa
the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell
XD
Isn't subconsciousness?
The mitochondria can instantly set you on fire so keep it quiet
Your content is more professional than official league of legends channel's, keep it up, proud of you ;D
hahaha totally agree with that
actually, Breakdown videos are amazingly good and they are from League of Legends official channel
Mordeł polack
wow ethan great moves
frickzjee haha i was thinking about that too ^^
Honestly, this channel consistently produces quality content and really stands out from the rest of League YT channels. The mix of interviews of pros/casters, along with content from a "third party perspective" such as this really keeps the content interesting. (also the graphics are cool lol.) Love the videos!
Love the quality of your content as always, keep it up👌🏽👌🏽
Thank you! :)
I hate when people attribute good plays to "great reflexes". Pro gamers don't have better reflexes than other people.
What they've practiced is muscle memory. Some people think they somehow have time to think about the best option, but they really don't. They are well prepared, they have been in the same scenario before, they don't need to think, they just do. Anyone can learn it, it just takes a ton of hard work. That's a hell lot more impressive than reflexes.
BudgeThePutcher some players do have better reflexes.
Time in a relevant substance our brain create to help us pinpoint things happening and help us comprehend stuff.
Time for each person varies.
Hence why some people just have faster reaction speed like athletes.
League is no different, what you’ve mentioned is more so a prediction.
Let’s say me for example, I am on the 55% percentile on reaction. There’s a website that tests it, you click your screen when the screen changes colour.
Back to the point, I’ve played league since 12, I’m 18 now. So yeah around 7 years. I’ve been in enough scenarios to instantly predict what would likely happen and how to respond to them. And I analyse a scenario before it happens, like flashing a mall hire ult because he is suddenly becoming aggressive and his jungled isn’t seen on the map for quite awhile. I might flash his ult out of prediction/ reaction.
I can 50% agree with your statement
BudgeThePutcher you're kidding right? That's what reflexes are. It's a muscle you can train.
Am I the only one not amazed by the Lee's escape?
muscle memory is also reflex
Pros don't have faster reflexes than average players in League of Legends (it's been tested and proven). They have better decision making and awareness. This just means that their reaction to situations will be better choices than the average player's reactions.
Possible team and item composition: ... A LOT!
Yet we see same Champions and Builds the Same items
The number shown in the video is wrong by a lot. The number of different champion compositions for one team without bans is 137! / (137 - 5)! =
44.828.033.040
With items that number goes up by a lot.
seems good
You shouldn't be building the same every game, regardless of what you're playing.
Great variety of content! keep it up
Thanks so much - we will!
Remember when Mikeyeung was a top LCS prospect?
Pepperridge farms remembers
By the way in the first clip he could've just flashed the Orianna ult and gone to safety with his team, either he hesitated or didn't have enough reaction time
I've always thought that my "zone" was autopiloting. I always thought that I could be playing better if I thought out every move in a team fight. I always wanted to ask pros if they were autopiloting or if they were actually thinking about what they were doing. This perfectly answered my question. Fantastic video. Thank you!
the idea is to not think about each action. You want to be thinking about strategic maneuvering rather than how to combo your abilities or cs. You need to think about why you do things, not how u do them.
Look up Mushin no shin my friend.
Here's a useful tip, if you hold in your mind an idea of something that can happen that you will have to react to, and how you plan to react to it, you can execute it much faster than normal. Like in the statement, he expected to see an enemy in the jungle, and he had a plan, to engage on them, which with lee sin, is doing this engage. Flashing out of vision was pretty much just a panic response. Also safeguarding to a placed ward is basically one action (some form of chunking I believe). It doesn't take very long when playing Lee Sin for placing and then safeguarding to a ward to become as easy (if not easier) than placing one without safeguarding to it.
I didn't mind watching this 7 minute ad
I love how it says Mike "MikeYeung" Yeung
I enjoyed this. Thanks for the video!
I still can't believe content of this quality is league related, you guys get me impressed with every single video. Keep up the great work
Yeah, it's absolutely true about that. After some football games, my friends talked to me and admired about my goals but I can't remember a thing! At that time, I'm feeling wierd, what happened with my brain, am I lack of memory, I just knew that I'm really really extremely focusing on the match. Thank for your video, now I know what it is.
Really informative video, good job!
Thanks so much! We're working on more explainers like this, so stay tuned :)
I' ll definitely will :D
This video is amazing and the commentator might very well be the best one I have ever seen and I greatly enjoyed the facts/analytics as well as the way this video was created. You got a new subscriber and I will try and keep up with all the videos :)
Very nice video. One of my favorite channels now. High quality.
so cute these little 12 year old's that don't understand how the world works yet, and attack everyone for "selling out"
Nowadays 13y Olds cry aabout everything, back then theyy were Challenger :3
im actually 12 and im plat 3
Y'all r so special and edgy
im actually 6 and chalenger
lorddoomx im actually 2 and a challenger
Please do another match up video like the yasuo vs riven. You should try mid lane with the iconic AD and AP assassin: Zed and Ahri
jalbrekt MLG Ahri isn't even an assassin.
ammarzaghloul55 I wonder why ahri is in the blood moon game mode then.. and ahri's kit it fit for an assasin
jalbrekt MLG ahri is a burst mage she and le blanc are the closeat from the assassin class from all the burst mages.
jalbrekt MLG Assassin champs dont need all his skills to kill, usually 1 or 2 of their skills was intended for escape or repositioning like talon, zed, shaco. Ap assassins are Elise, evelyn, le blanc, akali. Assassins uses their skills to literally kill them with an array of skills not spamming and repositioning for another wave of skills. sorry english isnt my first language, hope you get what i mean
I used to play CSGO religiously, working my way up the ranks in a few years to SMFC, being "In the Zone" was the greatest feeling Ive ever had playing video games. Playing the game with a squad running on second nature is absolutely the pinnacle of a gaming experience, a feeling you never get in the real world.
I’m impressed at the quality of information that this video has. Keep it up.
founder and warchief
science of mobalytics? bitch, sign me up
This reminds me of a football coach named Dungy who instructed his players to make certain moves their second nature, moves they can do without thinking. As a result, this coach was able to bring the bottom tanking/ranking team to the playoffs and eventually win the championship as well. It is not overthinking that gets it done, it has to be your instinct, your second nature.
Awesome video, really like the science aspect of it!
he meant to say, be fed, ahead, build tank items, take the full burst from the enemy team, then blow all of your mobility spells in the opposite direction while your team comes in to save your A$$ because you were dead if they weren't there.
Can mobalytics be used in SEA regions ?
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iLov3Shibas up
Great video, i feel like a important thing to add about Mike Young is the fact that he, unlike most others look alot more on the minimap
This is the thing i was experiencing !!! My friend asked how i did that and i just made stuff up because he might call me just lucky but it actually happens pretty often . Im diamond now in league at the age of 15 so i hope that someday i play againts and with pros :) someday ...
Unconscious? Don't you mean subconscious?
CrunchyMind nope they mean the same thing. Noun: the part of the mind that is inaccessible to the conscious mind but that affects behavior and emotions
Interestingly enough it goes deeper than that. You're partly right, found this good website explaining both sides if you're interested :) bit.ly/2vz1GoO
He's correct in using unconscious since it is on a lower level than subconsciousness because we cannot deliberately use our instincts since it is on that level. Subconscious is lower than conscious where our mind deliberately brings forward processes even though you don't notice it. Take example the breathing reflex, it happens at a subconscious level, so if you focus on yourself breathing you can control how many breathes you take, hold breath, exhale etc.
TIL the difference. Thanks guys!
RJ Ellerbeck Oh that makes sense I guess
Lol just imagine RANDOM JINX ULT COMES FROM NO WHERE
Jinx ult is never random. If you ahve a Jinx in the enemy team you should always be aware. Same with TF ult or Karthus ult.
Rithmy it's a joke...
XParekilz then you realize there's no jinx in the enemy team so you stand still and you see a jhins ult on you Xd
RKO OUTTA NOWHERE. ITS A JOKE ITS FUNNY
LOL if only this guy used his league awareness for jinx ults, to detect youtube comment section jokes RIP
I think the "fast reaction" can be practiced, i notice a lot of us hesitate on using our mobility spell/ skill or waited too long for our opponent to react first. I realise there are times i can react damn fast when i dont think too much and trust my instinct.
Used mobalytics since closed stage and was able to find my flaws and improve them. Just an amazing tool
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I love your videos but to be fair when you said there wasnt a better play to make, your just outright wrong, if mike ended up flashing anyway, just flash the shockwave and actually use thresh lantern insted of just the shield. Im not saying i could do it better, i would've failed the insec and died, but the truth is THAT WASNT THE BEST POSSIBLE OUTCOME OUT OF THAT SITUATION and it was still a pretty insane play btw,. Other then that, great video and keep it up ;)
Flashing an invisible Shockwave is Faker+ reaction
Free Palestine its not invisible you idiot , and it was average play , just this site want wiews and idiots like you to confirm they dont know what is good pro play , this is average.
hey im not trying to hate on the channel or the player, just beeing factual and if you look closely, you can see ori ball on blitzcrank and then he pulls it very fast to lee location and SHOCKWAVE, but that animation takes so long that even for the average player its relatively easy to dodge. For a pro player whos aware flashing a shockwave is relatively easy... but i imagine at that point mike was talking to his team to focus blitz and wasnt able to do everything at the same time at the highest level possible, it isnt bad, it just isnt perfect.
Using the thresh lantern wouldve given the enemy an escape/chase route through the blast cone, therefore him taking the lantern is a bad choice.
Andrew I think the point is that it was the best HUMAN reaction possible out of all . Obviously with replay we can analyze everything and see what he should have done. That doesn't mean if he encounters the exact situation again that he'll be able to have the reaction time to make that flash. The only way to make that play is to predict it, The whole point is that if he spent any time hesitating he would have died.
Great variety AND still great quality content. You guys are amazing ^^
Very high Quality Content, really enjoyable to watch, informing and relaxing! Keep it up
Mobalytics sounds like an excellent tool for gamers. I know the beta was just announced today, but are there any plans/goals to expand to the other MOBAs in the future (Heroes of the Storm/Dota 2)? The HotS community has been searching and begging for a better API tool for quite some time now.
Yes there are! It will take some time though.
Warchief of science? Sick title lol.
I used to play sports very often, especially basketball. When I got better at it, whenever I was taking a critical kill shot, I would get into the zone, where I feel extremely calm, and the motions of my surroundings are slowed down.
i used to be top 500 in overwatch and i realized this and i think, like he said, 1000s of games played, thinking about the situations that happened, and unconsciously storing the mistakes and corrections to those mistakes in your brain, will make you amazing at any game. Which is called pattern recognition and its what makes chess players so good.
lol 136 champions and 20 picked in proplay
same shit in high elo... not that u woudl know
Its called meta . The game always gonna have better picks than others . In pro play these are more limited picks since you pick only the best of the best for the current meta mostlt
you people need to watch worlds....
that idiotic, still means the game is unbalanced. Look at how many DOTA heroes are used in tournaments
that idiotic, still means the game is unbalanced. Look at how many DOTA heroes are used in tournaments
all i saw as a main supp:
jungle who reacted like a agressive bulldog on crack and a supp who saved his ass.
And btw. we always make split seconds decisions unconsiously but this doesnt mean we cant change it...
I would mostly honor his good team and not him...
During the first few years I was learning to play the drums, I did a performance and I was totally "in the zone". At some point during the song I felt like something else was controlling my arms/hands and the song played itself.
Hey man, love the channel and the analytic breakdowns. Keep it up =)
"Aggressive since age 13"
passive agressive ...a nerd kind of agressive where you bully using indirect microagressions that are purelly nerd
This is a demonstration of logical aka reactionary gameplay, not instinctual gameplay. Event A --> reaction to A is reactionary, not instinctual. Mike Yeung has more than enough time to react to the enemy, go ahead and count the frames. I was wondering, "Why are you trying to make this more difficult than it needs to be?" And of course, you're trying to sell a product. There is no science here. Also, this play is overrated.
Absolutely. It's odd to see most of the comments are praise. He makes a mistake, then uses a very clear set function of abilities, that he's had years of practice with to escape a bad situation. This is about as impressive as raising ones arm to block a punch. This play is actually very close to being a massive game ending throw. 40 second death timers, baron up in one minute. Their team is ahead 10k gold, but it doesn't mean much if the other team had capitalised on his mistake properly. Easily could have been an ace. And with the CS, the catch up XP could've propelled it back into an even game. It's disgusting when people use result based logic to justify something being "good". Just because he escaped, and the result was acceptable, doesn't mean what he did was good.
@Rava ruff. Instinct is not learned nor trained. Every being is born with it.
"Gut feeling" is not instinctive, it's something that is developed through experience, a series of events you've experienced before are familiar in your memory. Reactions can be learned and trained.
The player wasn't born with the ability to do what is seen in the video. He has trained, through much playing, to take perform this kind of basic sequence. That being said, there is conscious thought here. He doesn't ponder all options, instead takes the first line of thought that has been programmed into his own head. That's not subconsciously doing anything really (besides moving his hands and fingers which is about as subconscious as breathing and moving in general).
There's always going to be a reactionary part to stimuli. He overshoots and finds out Blitz wasn't alone. His thought would be something like, "crap!", sees the first possible method of escape (our eyes are pretty fucking impressive at the speed at which they can identify things) and his hands and fingers go through the learned motions to take that path. The initial thought will still be there as a response to what is happening, but how the body reacts to that is determined by the learned motions. Lack of experience ends up with motions unknowing what to do resulting in freezing or mashing of buttons in hopes something works (in my case at times XD). Naturally there's more reactions than I've mentioned, so these are just being used as examples.
In the video, though, he also states that a person takes the first thought that crosses his mind without thinking too much about it. Sounds like a pretty conscious decision to me.
Acting on first thought seems like a conscious thing but appearances are misleading. A much more plausible explanation is that the subconscious quickly processed the information at hand and then took a decision. The only role the conscious mind has here is to "fake" control. Every decision you make starts in the subconscious and according to recent studies a person makes a decision before even being aware that they've made one. In other words, the subconscious mind chooses for you and the conscious mind only gives you the "feeling" of control. By looking at the brain activity of people made to choose between pressing 1 of 2 buttons we can pretty accurately predict what choice they will make before they even make the decision consciously.
An analogy in order to understand this topic better would be the relationship between the left and right hemispheres of the brain and what happens when you cut their connection to one another, explained in this video by CGP Grey: ua-cam.com/video/wfYbgdo8e-8/v-deo.html
Just like the left hemisphere explains the actions of the right so does the conscious mind try to fake control in decisions made by the unconscious.
Philosophy and science aside, this guy does explain "the zone" badly. There are no thoughts. I speak from a pianist perspective because I am one and that's almost the same as a pro player "being in the zone". Playing the piano while being in the zone completely removes are conscious input. All decisions, movements are made naturally, without thought, by the subconscious. Never in one of my "in the zone" performances did I think about something. No thoughts about how to play, what note comes next, how to move my body on the chair, when to press the pedal and so on. Heck, I didn't even consciously choose where to look at while playing. Everything is done by the subconscious and you are just along for the ride. Sure, if someone asked me after the performance how I managed to play like that, I would probably say that I just followed the first thought that popped into my mind because that's the only way to explain something like that to someone who didn't experience the same thing. Like explaining colors to blind people. "Being in the zone" completely removes any ability to think ahead, behind or at all. The only focus is on the present and that's why the actions seem so natural and can't be explained with logic.
WHY AM I BARELY DISCOVERING THIS CHANNEL!? Your guys content is amazing!
Appreciate it! :D
love these type of videos
im bronze and i can do all of that easily
first
hamma chicha :/
congrats
wut ?
Also one thing not mentioned is mike used both activations of his E for the (depending what he chose to upgrade first E or W) 30-60% slow which affected Trick when trying to chase Mike after smiting the red buff!
This channel deserves way more subs.
In my opinion he Just did mistake by face check here and kick blitz, he also missed his flash ( ori ult ) and Just survive because it's 3/12 + 10k Gold of difference. He could solo lose by doing This on a other game. Dont talk about pro reflex if he cant even dogde ori ult
Roi DEMON yeah im pretty sure he just got nervous, but flashing the ori ult wouldve saved a lot of trouble
Roi DEMON
He didnt see the ball on blitzcrank, thats why he kicked him, then when he saw ori he walked away from her ando probably had his eyes locked straight into her, yet the ball came from behind, from where he had visión and teammates, and completely caught him offguard. His mistake wasnt not reacting to the ori ult, it was not seeing the ball in the first place. You cant dodge something you didnt see, all he did after dad, on instinct, was great. The point isnt about it being a good play, its about surviving a bad one. After he fucked up he played perfectly and insanely fast. If you look at gold and plat players replays they look like snails in comparison.
bronze comment stay bronze
he escaped because he's fucking lee sin
ur bronze right
This was good, some insight in the logic behind pro players is cool to know.
Great video, I'm rooting for Mobalytics!
oh, I'm a gamer since I was 9 years old, and I always got that feeling of doing one extreme thing without thinking, always got that right, I didn't know but when I play games I'm so focused that in always in the zone, but when I'm in the zone I have something that like, wake me up, I feel my body working and that wakes me up, like I feel everything in my body, blood bumping, my bones, circulatory system. It's awkward.
3:39 this is why i like to watch alot of montages and Gameplays when i start playing a new champ. Even if i sometimes im not paying real attention, my subconscious is still absorving the video, its how i can pick up champs easly and start playing on a high level in terms of mechanics.
If you have to think what keys to press to execute a complicated combo you should watch montages, those type of combos are better executed when you in that moment visualize what you need to do and let your hands do the rest
amazing video keep up the good work!
love this video, it’s like esports science 👌🏾
this is actually super informative and neat
OMG this level of quality is INSANE!. Blitz is the second coming of the chosen one ESports news
I can say this is EASILY the best League related channel. Because, while other channels focus on "WOW INSANE DAMAGE BUILD - 1000 AD NAMI TANK OP", or just play related, this one focuses on a variety of good content and just amazing detail of so many stuff that, frankly help a lot of people and has variety, I don't want 2 know the most op build, since I can just google the highest win rate build, I want to know WHY some items are stronger, why is this champ being played.
It helps me and a lot of people improve and just give a great variety of content, I wish the best of luck and much sucess
Wow this is great, i didn't know that the creators of the mobalytics have thier own chanell! :D
What a great vid men keep it up!
i swear blitz esports can be the sports center type channel the esports scene needs keep it up!
Amazing quality content Blitz. I love the connection between reality and league, stellar work!
Thanks so much!
Myelin doesn't increase the speed of the electric pulse trough your neurons directly, it just prevents the signal from leakin away from the nerve vessel.
Hi blitz, I'm new in your channel and just asking: how do you get the number of exact comps*(items+champions) ? Thanks :) !
Fantastic vid, well done
I get what hes is saying rn. There have been a lot of times that I enter high risk situations and I just rely on my gut to get me out of the situation and to help pull in kills for my team.
I LOVE your videos. You guys might not get that much views yet but I believe you guys will become popular soon.
This was a great video!
Im wondering if the beta will look at not just ranked games but maybe also incorporate normal games?
I dont play ranked really and even less so normal SR
(I enjoy playing aram a lot ((I dont expect any sort of analysis for that thats not what im asking for)), therefore it has made me pretty good imo at adapting to using different champions and teamfights etc, but has in result lost my knowledge in a summoners rift environment. such things like farming, wave control, movement/rotations etc. i nly have a basic understanding of if i want to be honest with myself T^T)
thank you!
whats the different between instinct to reflexs?
this advice applies to alot of different things well done!
Amazing vid!
this is awesome why have I only now found this
Very well said and put together video
whew, content quality only gets better these days
Hi, im 3yrs old and made it to challenger with master yi. How can i join esport competitions?
I have been using Mobalytics lately,and everything goes well so far,except that when i refresh,the new advice post game just doesn't load so i have to refresh like 5 more times for it to load
Hey, due to the huge amount of people coming from this video our site is a little laggy... SORRY!
I can agree that your initial decision if usually the correct one, however the pros usually forsee the type of actions or roles their champions will take on as the game progresses, somewhat of planning ahead of time subconciously telling yourself "If blitz is out warding I will displace him since I can no longer scrap past 25 mins since I'm Lee Sin) that type of thing
2:42 Mike had mere "mike"-roseconds... why am i like this
Hardware is important as well. A good mechanical keyboard, preferably one with a 1.2mm actuation point, makes a noticeable difference in reaction time. So does a 144hz monitor if your framerates are high enough.
Now he is in TSM proud of this guy
"if you want to be like mike, you have to be smart and work hard" all puns intended.
I've experienced being in the zone twice in league, I remember it feeling like I knew every move everyone would make, knew exactly what to do to counter them and nailing everything perfectly without trying hard at all. Once on lee sin and once on riven after around 3400 games in plat to mid diamond elo. Being in the zone is op as fuck :D And rewarding as hell too, in that state you have reached the peak of your potential and you know it. But ye, you also forget most of it. I watched the video of it afterwards and I was doing things like flashing to body block gragas from stealing baron before he even started his body slam, finding their jungler every time they left base/did camps and could ping their movements without wards. It's like having hacks, but takes about 1000 hours of dedicated practice per 1 time for me, and I've never managed to "activate" it intentionally.
Ok but what if I am making wrong decision and every time in that scenario I keep making the same bad decision. How do I get better and make smarter decision?
I entered the zone in League for one segment of Season 5 where I breezed through Platinum into D2 then took a break...I never got that feeling back. :(
how about SEA countries? can we sign up for this?
Like the analysis and the conclusion. Instinct comes from tons and tons of practice. Don't know about the "Analytics" thing. We'll have to wait and see if it's ok.
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ugh i wanted to sign up for mobalytics. but im from indonesia. it seems like indonesia isnt supported by the app :(
Awesome video!