Astel coaches Kagura Nana in Apex Legends
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- Опубліковано 11 лип 2024
- After being impressed with Astel's play in the 3rd VTuber Most Cooperatitive Tournament, Kagura Nana is driven to take her Apex game to the next level! Astel takes notice of her efforts, and the two arrange for a training session together...
Originally aired on August 30, 2021.
Source: • 【APEX】今日も今日とてエペ特訓 with...
Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:40 Astel's Caustic tip
1:38 Staying composed when getting sandwiched
3:45 Getting downed while reloading
6:06 Moving and shooting at close range
7:49 Ras strafing
9:45 Tap strafing
11:21 Reviewing moving while reloading
12:54 Astel's advice for the 2k damage badge
╬ Streamer Info ╬
Name: Kagura Nana (ななかぐら/カグラナナ)
Twitter: / nana_kaguraaa
UA-cam: / かぐらななななかぐ辛党ch
Kagura Nana is an illustrator, singer, and streamer. As an illustrator, she's known within the HoloPro sphere for being the character designer of the cute oni Nakiri Ayame, as well as the retired Spade Echo from HoloCN. As a singer and streamer, she uploads song covers to her UA-cam channel, and streams a variety of content, including drawing, chatting, singing, Duolingo (she's quite good at English, actually!), gaming, and ASMR. Nana loves chili peppers, and she has two black belts in taido - you can catch glimpses of her martial arts prowess on stream from time to time!
╬ Streamer Info ╬
Name: Astel Leda (アステル・レダ)
Twitter: / astelleda
UA-cam: / @astelleda
Astel Leda, also known as "space seaweed" among his overseas fans, is a member of Holostars. He possesses incredible singing range, having the ability to sing songs intended for duets by himself, and also has a wide repertoire of songs he can sing, even Western songs (with Disney being one of his absolute favorites). However, he doesn't have a set streaming schedule, and karaoke streams with Western songs aren't archived, so only with the right timing can you listen to Astel being a Disney princess...
He can be a bit bratty and childish at times, but he does care a lot about his friends. He's also ridiculously skilled at Apex Legends, having achieved the feat of solo queuing to Master rank on stream, much to the chagrin of his Astellas (as he disabled Super Chats on his channel until his challenge was complete), and is a pretty decent teacher and coach as well, having taught fellow HoloPro members Roboco and Choco-sensei the ropes of competitive Apex during the 3rd iteration of the VTuber Most Cooperatitive Tournament.
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4:10 should be "If you have a shotgun and... let's say an L-STAR," oops.
A note on "Ras strafe" (7:49):
Although Nana asks about ストレイフ here, TLing it as "strafe" wouldn't do - ストレイフ isn't well defined in JP Apex lingo and is up to interpretation, but "strafe" is very well defined in EN FPS lingo (to move sideways), which is a separate thing from the technique that Astel demonstrates.
Moreover, what Astel shows isn't in any English Apex movement guides I checked (aceu's, Mokey's, Faide's, and a few others).
There were several Japanese movement guides that covered the tech Astel showed, and all of them mentioned in the title or thumbnail "This is what CR pro player Ras does!".
While most of the guides didn't give a name to the particular tech Astel showed, one guide called it the "Ras strafe", so I decided to roll with that.
- Noodlebrain
It's called tap strafe on the en side
Well, tap strafing is a different technique that Astel demonstrates at 9:45.
- Noodlebrain
@@yametekudasubs my bad, wasn't paying close attention to him demonstrating
@@yametekudasubs clarification for noodle and others: it is in english movement guides actually, it's a movement tech called _momentum shift_ , which similarly to tap-strafing, applies directional inputs in a small window after a jump to change momentum. it fully conserves momentum to about 90 degrees (as opposed to tap-strafing's 180) but the difference is you don't need to face the direction you're turning, meaning you can incorporate it into your regular strafe pattern in a 1v1 encounter, while continuing to shoot. i've seen a few korean players use this, which is probably why japanese people attribute it to ras. actually here's a clip of it in action at around 0:49 (ua-cam.com/video/6rrKLIIgL-M/v-deo.html nick mistakenly calls it an airstrafe)
you may have seen people turn a 90 degree corner and fly right around it, facing backwards. this is a redirect which also uses momentum shift. this will most likely be used more frequently after tap-strafing gets nerfed, depending on how respawn decides to nerf it.
isn't this basically a short air strafe?
I like how he mentions tap strafing to her when she doesn't even know the hotkey for healing 😂
Tbf, Nana asked 1st... XD
And Astel did say some disclaimers that for beginners, she should worry about her aim 1st... 😅
@@syasoyash or else she'll end up like me, wasted months learning strafes (air and tap) that I can do the jump pad redirection but still shoots like a bot 👌👌
Edit: in my defense, I tend to learn on how to get out of unwinnable fights. If my gut tells me that this fight is too one sided, my brain will start analyzing all patterns to get out or run while avoiding damage be it a backdoor, different route or anything just to circle around and reset
@@Shakukirai you sound like the opposite of me, pretty good aim but shit movement lol
Thank you! The advices he gave here are actually very nice and useful for beginners. His advice that instead of worrying about character control, beginners should focus on aim and gunfight first. Don't learn to run before you learnt how to walk. That's actually a very good advice.
Thank you for translating!
Astel clips are always fun to watch
this is underrated. 13 minutes full of sub? kudos
The two of them are very close together
I wonder whose account did Nana-mama use. Her daughter or Astel's? That was a quite high level account...?
This feels like a dance lesson lol. Astel and Nana-mama's interactions are too cute, てぇてぇ
Love how Astel also tried to lie to Nana-mama, just to tease her xD
Uh, her own?
It really does feel like a dance lesson, now that you mention it. Especially with all the counting lol
as someone that knows nothing about apex, I feel like I gained months worth of experience from this video alone, Astel is truly knowledgeable about the game
also this collab will probably never happen, but it would be so cool to see him collab with Ayame in apex, since he collabed with her mama here
its kinda hard since ayame is shy. but with her mama or someone else its possible
They would be really nice Friends but both are really shy
I dont play apex but im following astel's coaching with my imagination
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Thanks for the translation. I did wonder some of the tips Astel gave to Nana-sensei since i also play apex(only on mobile, pc kinda potato). Since the mobile version still on beta, i'm trying to learn most of Astel's moves, decision making till i get that the hang of it. Ngl Apex is a bit more challenging compare to other FPS. CoD Mobile 14 kills is quite average, but in apex means that you're quite op. So yeah gonna improve myself more in the future and let's not forget to cheer nana-sensei so that she can be better in apex too. Fight!!💪💪💪
Same, waiting for official release right now for Apex mobile.
A lot of the movement tech in Apex is only possible on keyboard and mouse, or if it's doable on controller, is extremely hard to do in comparison. I'd imagine doing those on a mobile touch screen would be really, really hard at best, impossible at worst.
@@runbaa9285 gotta it was kinda hard though, but it's still possible with little bit more practice(hopefully)
@@runbaa9285 Actually, the mobile controls isn't that bad once you get used to it.
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