I remember a story from a judo fighter, he was vacationing in Thailand or something. He accidently caused trouble with a drunk and caused a small confrontation. It eventually started to grow and they started to fight. It was easy to maintain one guy but then his friends came and then more and more. In the end he got overwhelmed by sheer number and just decided to run.
No matter how skilled a person is, if there are enough people, he will be overwhelmed. With that said, of course, the number must still be considered, but if he is to have any chance, his techniques must immediately incapacitate each individual opponent. I mean pressure points, broken limbs, and knockouts. He must be so effective that his skill psychologically incapacitates any would-be newcomers. Otherwise, he can forget it.
The first time I met my mentor he told me I watched too much Hollywood (ip man movies specifically).. Lao Wei San seems like a good natured man. I know traditionalists often times scoff at western adaptations of their arts. 👍
As a Pak Mei practitioner (from the HK lineage) I love this game for how closely the combat captures the intracies of the techniques; it's the closest in representation to my style I've ever seen in a computer game, despite the specific lineage differences. Really interesting to hear a fatsan Pak Mei Sifu give his insights. His student did incredibly well in capturing a realistic representation of their art along with the makers of the game in keeping it real as possible
@@LWSPAKMEI We are! I think we in the traditional martial arts, and Chinese styles in particular, sometimes over obsess about lineage and relatively minor differences in the grand scheme of things, and lose sight over the far greater similarities in technique, theory, strategy and power generation that we share, compared to other styles. As a result we can fail to appreciate the idiosyncratic differences of our respective styles - which clearly came from the same or similar source - and lose the opportunity to develop and deepen our understanding of our own methods, and the different ways they can be utilised. Clearly fatsan and hk Pak Mei share a tremendous amount in common and can also learn from each other. As for Sifu, I think this is the best representation of Kung Fu and group combat I've ever played, and I've been playing fighting games since the double dragon and Street fighter 2 days! I never thought I'd play a game that utilised so many ways of attacking the throat or dislocating the knee, it's about time!
@@jamesfoong9252 That’s true and well said! Hopefully it will change. For the game, that’s exactly what we wanted to do! I am glad you enjoy it so much. Thank you
I wouldn't say diverged. Who knows which one came first, because CLC Pak Mei use the same or very similar engine to my style (Lung Ying) @@zetareticulan321
This awesome sifu Lao Wei San understands his own craft very well. Hearing his responses while analyzing the movements throughout the game and how excited he became when seeing Pak Mei applications was superb! Beautiful video!
I like how he kept emphasizing that in a real fight, one attack string like you can do in the game is basically lights out if not death for whoever is on the receiving end. That’s a lot more damage than the body is meant to take at once. Haha
he also said that combo strings in the game is "unrealistic" as usually it ends fights quickly. He mentioned that if a combo string done correctly, there is no need to extend it too much, and go for the finisher (usually incapacitates or outright kills the opponent) I don't practice Pak Mei, but a lot of movements and fundamentals are very similar to Wing Chun, something that I have practiced for quite a bit.
Good lord, the speed that Sifu has at that age is ASTOUNDING! I had to slow the speed of the video to see the movements he was mimicking. Sheesh 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
@@JONNY.BONES.SENPAI from what i can understand, the guy is trying to talk about the origin of wing chun and pak mei. Both these styles are from South Shaolin(not sure is these referring to a location or a school of martial art). 白眉道长(fella name) created Pak Mei on Mt Emei, and 五枚师太(lady name) founded Wing Chun. Both martial art are regarded as traitors of Shaolin, from the system and technique one can tell that males with a strong and sturdy physique is more suitable for Pak Mei, and males with weaker body and females are more suitable for Wing Chun. Disclaimer: I am only a translator, and do not know the techniques, ideology and history of these two martial arts.
@@JONNY.BONES.SENPAI traitor as in when China was still in the dynasty period one emperor gets overthrown by invaders and as the Manchus chinese won the Han Chinese who "sided" with the Manchu for some personal benefits instead of fighting to the death are considered traitors even if they didn't actively participate in any sort of betrayal. White Eyebrow is being touted as traitor but who knows what he did. Some say he just packed his bag and went home as Shaolin Temple was ransacked and other masters murdered while he lived because he struck a deal or some crap.
Super great video, it was very fun to see Sifu Lao Wei San note the accuracy of the game’s techniques, and the differences between application in a game and application in real life! Much respect! 👏
I was focusing more on the real Sifu than the game Sifu... You could see the deadly moves that the Sifu displayed.. amazing.. Just every tehnique is inprinted in his DNA.. its like Bruce Lee said - I do not hit, it hits by it self.. It comes so natural for him without even thinking. Absolutly amazing. Humble heart but deadly hands.. applause
As a complete stranger to Pak Mei who was introduced to it by this game, it was fascinating and riveting to hear your commentary. I definitely did not recognize any of these techniques. It was really interesting to play this game (I'm not quite good enough for Master difficulty, but I did beat the game on the next highest difficulty, Disciple). Of course this doesn't mean I know Pak Mei or should think I'm capable of winning a fight with that many people! It's just a piece of art showing off an underappreciated martial art, and I'm very grateful to have both Sifu and now this video!
Love the video. Would like to know his thoughts on the ground strike, thrones you perform when picking up an opponent. I hear it’s looked down on but didn’t see a reaction from him about it. Thanks Benjamin for your contributions! Glad to see the master so happy with the results
@@aquaticlibrary Yeah I asked the same question because all the other games any move you do on a downed opponent you do it to keep them down or finish them. In Sifu you bring them back up and they immediately recover into combat condition ready to strike. Sifu Benjamin said it's a Slocap decision they made for how they wanted the game to play. And frankly I think it's a mistake. Surely Ben mo capped for them more moves on a downed opponent, for example with a machete you should 100% finish the opponent that's on the ground. While it's not a Pak Mei philosophy to never hit a downed opponent in order to allow them to get back up and continue the fight honorably. Pak Mei being as brutal and raw a form as it is you'd think it goes for fast knockdown then escape, like Master LWS said your goal is to protect yourself, not looking for a fight. Dragging the opponent back up to keep beating him I know Master LWS will say that's a video game thing. Very hubris, bad Wude.
i love this game and Pak Mei is one of the best moves in game, and thanx to Benjamin for mocap moves, very impressive! Sifu Game and Pak Mei style is superb!
I've been practicing a lot of martial arts over the years, and thanks to Sifu I've come across Pak Mei. I'm practicing by myself with a punching bag and try to land a few moves when I'm sparring with my kickboxing friends. I have a lot to thank for to Sloclap, Benjamin and Sifu Lao
Master LWS at least according to him and Benjamin's videos is the son of the guy that started Foshan Pak Mei. Meaning his dad and all those others who went elsewhere were the first generation or near first generation student of Pak Mei.
Just started learning another Hakka style (ChuKa) Southern Praying Mantis 2 years ago and I just had to get this game! Its really helping me understand Hakka martial arts. What are you thoughts to those who has Bak Mei is still a joke? Theres this "former shaolin monk" who makes youtube shock jock videos who had a lot to say.. After learning a Hakka martial art, I personally put down northern shaolin, its more practical than people think, and really dangerous to "spar" with, because the moves are so deadly.
Well, no need to put down Northern Shaolin, they have some good stuff too. People who like to talk down on other styles really are just insecure about themselves when they dig deep down into their psyche. If you are a fan of martial arts just practice it and enjoy it, no need to care about what other people think!
I don't know nothing about it, to be honest ranta or something like that, that ex shaolin youtuber, he is one of the most informative people about shaolin martial arts in modern days, that people don't brag or try to prove anything. But for what he explained, how they train, and how much, thinking even the best of mma of any weight could stand a chance against a shaolin warrior is ridiculous, and i watch mma. There is this guy mma in china who exposes a lot of fake martial artists, i don't know what were their thoughts about the efficiency of that or if it was all a scam, but he destroyed them. So that side in china is still there, we could say at least the inefficiency in self defense at least and i definitely can say the scam of others that are just plain ridiculous and not have even history or proper rituals. But Shaolin are just another thing, when i saw those videos of that ex shaolin explaining how they train and his story i was shocked, i saw some documentals when some old shaolin appeared but they just showed they advanced trainings and not much more about all, like hitting their adan apple against a staff, and some talk. With the few i know, they basically breath and eat training, it makes you think how originally the martial arts were slowly created. They are the deadliest people unarmed in existence. There are even some muay thay champions that being more dedicated to the training are too another level compared to the best of mixed martial arts.
This is WONDERFUL. As a Hung Kuen practitioner myself, I just wish that Lau Kar Leung Sifu had the opportunity to witness a similar product made for our style. As a Gamer, there are few titles that accurately represent Kung Fu styles and it's incredibly frustrating (as much as I otherwise enjoy the games). Virtua Fighter is the only series that has faithful-ish depictions and even then they often fuse styles to appear more spectacular.
Wow what a great video! I'm sure Sifu (the game) lacks artistry compared to actual pak mei, but as a player this game feels truly meditative and..dance-like?..when you get into a groove. Feels so peaceful yet bad ass at the same time. Amazing game, can't wait for more updates :)
Better martial arts story than in any movie ever! I can tell sifu Lao Wei San and Sifu Benjamin are great people, and it's amazing to see how their kung fu influenced people and game developers. Also, Sifu Lao seems to be remininscing how he used to kick ass with Pak Mei back in the day while watching this video :D
From my understanding, Pak Mei is a form that focuses on close range & quick strikes similar to Wing Chun. It doesn't have a lot of variations in kicks but if utilized correctly, it can be very effective nonetheless.
From what I've researched, Pak Mei and Wing Chun are counters to one another, since Ng Mui was developing a more passive martial art that directly contrasts Pak Mei's aggressive style. Even the Wing Chun wooden dummy represent a Pak Mei practicioner's stance! (I might be wrong from all of this, though, so please take it with a grain of salt.)
Ive watched video several times and i still cant track this mans movements 3:23 what does it feel like to get hit by one of those yin palms? As his heir im sure youve caught one of those palms by accidents 😅
Sifu Lao Wei San shows complete open-mindedness and understands that games are quite literally that, stimulation. And also the warnings that you maybe can bet 10 in a game, but definitely not IRL.
An interesting observation is that both he and I live in the same city. I've been living here for about three years, and during this time, I've gained approximately 20 kilograms in weight. Interestingly, other colleagues from out of town around me have also experienced various degrees of weight gain, while locals tend to be very slim. We all eat the same food, but it seems that people from out of town are generally getting heavier, while locals tend to maintain a slender physique.
I like how he kept saying, "don't think you can really fight multiple people in real life, it's only a game."
I remember a story from a judo fighter, he was vacationing in Thailand or something. He accidently caused trouble with a drunk and caused a small confrontation. It eventually started to grow and they started to fight. It was easy to maintain one guy but then his friends came and then more and more. In the end he got overwhelmed by sheer number and just decided to run.
Smart to run in that situation.@@samuraijackoff5354
No matter how skilled a person is, if there are enough people, he will be overwhelmed.
With that said, of course, the number must still be considered, but if he is to have any chance, his techniques must immediately incapacitate each individual opponent. I mean pressure points, broken limbs, and knockouts.
He must be so effective that his skill psychologically incapacitates any would-be newcomers.
Otherwise, he can forget it.
@Brandon-up7sg u waffling
Yes you can if you are good enough. I've seen it first hand how one guy beat up 3 guys in a street fight.
I love how sifu could not sit still watching these moves being perform in front of him.
Yep
This was so incredibly endearing. The man is a freaking master yet still feels like a child in front of his own art.
Even when half demoing and explaining, this man's hands are sharp and quick as lightning.
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The first time I met my mentor he told me I watched too much Hollywood (ip man movies specifically)..
Lao Wei San seems like a good natured man. I know traditionalists often times scoff at western adaptations of their arts. 👍
Thanks
As a Pak Mei practitioner (from the HK lineage) I love this game for how closely the combat captures the intracies of the techniques; it's the closest in representation to my style I've ever seen in a computer game, despite the specific lineage differences. Really interesting to hear a fatsan Pak Mei Sifu give his insights. His student did incredibly well in capturing a realistic representation of their art along with the makers of the game in keeping it real as possible
Thank you so much for your word. Reading you word make us a feel like 武林一家. Thank you for that.
@@LWSPAKMEI We are! I think we in the traditional martial arts, and Chinese styles in particular, sometimes over obsess about lineage and relatively minor differences in the grand scheme of things, and lose sight over the far greater similarities in technique, theory, strategy and power generation that we share, compared to other styles. As a result we can fail to appreciate the idiosyncratic differences of our respective styles - which clearly came from the same or similar source - and lose the opportunity to develop and deepen our understanding of our own methods, and the different ways they can be utilised. Clearly fatsan and hk Pak Mei share a tremendous amount in common and can also learn from each other. As for Sifu, I think this is the best representation of Kung Fu and group combat I've ever played, and I've been playing fighting games since the double dragon and Street fighter 2 days! I never thought I'd play a game that utilised so many ways of attacking the throat or dislocating the knee, it's about time!
@@jamesfoong9252 That’s true and well said! Hopefully it will change.
For the game, that’s exactly what we wanted to do! I am glad you enjoy it so much. Thank you
I'd love to hear how the two Pak Mei styles diverged. Anyone know?
I wouldn't say diverged. Who knows which one came first, because CLC Pak Mei use the same or very similar engine to my style (Lung Ying) @@zetareticulan321
I love how excited he gets to see certain moves 😂💪🏽
Shows how faithful and accurate his student has been taught by him, can tell he is very proud of it.
This awesome sifu Lao Wei San understands his own craft very well. Hearing his responses while analyzing the movements throughout the game and how excited he became when seeing Pak Mei applications was superb! Beautiful video!
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I like how he kept emphasizing that in a real fight, one attack string like you can do in the game is basically lights out if not death for whoever is on the receiving end. That’s a lot more damage than the body is meant to take at once. Haha
he also said that combo strings in the game is "unrealistic" as usually it ends fights quickly. He mentioned that if a combo string done correctly, there is no need to extend it too much, and go for the finisher (usually incapacitates or outright kills the opponent)
I don't practice Pak Mei, but a lot of movements and fundamentals are very similar to Wing Chun, something that I have practiced for quite a bit.
Good lord, the speed that Sifu has at that age is ASTOUNDING! I had to slow the speed of the video to see the movements he was mimicking. Sheesh 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Sifu Lao Wei San is legit legendary ! Much respect !
Thanks 🙏
As a wing chun practicioner this pak mei master is inspirational not gonna lie
从拳种发源来看，咏春白眉均发源于南少林，后白眉道长于峨眉山创立白眉，五枚师太创立拳术并传授于严咏春，是为咏春起源，二者皆视为少林的“叛徒”，体系和技法可以看出雄壮的男性更适合学习白眉拳，体质较弱的男性和女性更适合学习咏春拳
@@王事-g4q huh 老大 i can only speak 英文
@@JONNY.BONES.SENPAI from what i can understand, the guy is trying to talk about the origin of wing chun and pak mei.
Both these styles are from South Shaolin(not sure is these referring to a location or a school of martial art). 白眉道长(fella name) created Pak Mei on Mt Emei, and 五枚师太(lady name) founded Wing Chun. Both martial art are regarded as traitors of Shaolin, from the system and technique one can tell that males with a strong and sturdy physique is more suitable for Pak Mei, and males with weaker body and females are more suitable for Wing Chun.
Disclaimer: I am only a translator, and do not know the techniques, ideology and history of these two martial arts.
@@weijienoob10 oh thanks for the translation im not too sure why their considered traitors but that was some useful knowledge
@@JONNY.BONES.SENPAI traitor as in when China was still in the dynasty period one emperor gets overthrown by invaders and as the Manchus chinese won the Han Chinese who "sided" with the Manchu for some personal benefits instead of fighting to the death are considered traitors even if they didn't actively participate in any sort of betrayal. White Eyebrow is being touted as traitor but who knows what he did. Some say he just packed his bag and went home as Shaolin Temple was ransacked and other masters murdered while he lived because he struck a deal or some crap.
Super great video, it was very fun to see Sifu Lao Wei San note the accuracy of the game’s techniques, and the differences between application in a game and application in real life! Much respect! 👏
My God sifu is so fast and smooth with his movements🔥😵 I was watching him more than the game! 🤣💖
I was focusing more on the real Sifu than the game Sifu... You could see the deadly moves that the Sifu displayed.. amazing.. Just every tehnique is inprinted in his DNA.. its like Bruce Lee said - I do not hit, it hits by it self.. It comes so natural for him without even thinking. Absolutly amazing. Humble heart but deadly hands.. applause
Thanks 🙏⚡️
As a complete stranger to Pak Mei who was introduced to it by this game, it was fascinating and riveting to hear your commentary. I definitely did not recognize any of these techniques. It was really interesting to play this game (I'm not quite good enough for Master difficulty, but I did beat the game on the next highest difficulty, Disciple).
Of course this doesn't mean I know Pak Mei or should think I'm capable of winning a fight with that many people! It's just a piece of art showing off an underappreciated martial art, and I'm very grateful to have both Sifu and now this video!
Thank you
Love the video. Would like to know his thoughts on the ground strike, thrones you perform when picking up an opponent. I hear it’s looked down on but didn’t see a reaction from him about it. Thanks Benjamin for your contributions! Glad to see the master so happy with the results
Thanks Matt. Well he is really happy as you can see.
I feel like the picking up after the ground strike is more for fluidity of the game. Other wise you’d just keep repeating the ground attack.
@@aquaticlibrary Yeah I asked the same question because all the other games any move you do on a downed opponent you do it to keep them down or finish them. In Sifu you bring them back up and they immediately recover into combat condition ready to strike.
Sifu Benjamin said it's a Slocap decision they made for how they wanted the game to play. And frankly I think it's a mistake. Surely Ben mo capped for them more moves on a downed opponent, for example with a machete you should 100% finish the opponent that's on the ground.
While it's not a Pak Mei philosophy to never hit a downed opponent in order to allow them to get back up and continue the fight honorably. Pak Mei being as brutal and raw a form as it is you'd think it goes for fast knockdown then escape, like Master LWS said your goal is to protect yourself, not looking for a fight. Dragging the opponent back up to keep beating him I know Master LWS will say that's a video game thing. Very hubris, bad Wude.
i love this game and Pak Mei is one of the best moves in game, and thanx to Benjamin for mocap moves, very impressive! Sifu Game and Pak Mei style is superb!
Thank you
His hands really do go out like lightning.
I loved discovering this game, and having such an honest opinion From a Kung Fu master is incredible !!
Thanks for this video !!
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I've been practicing a lot of martial arts over the years, and thanks to Sifu I've come across Pak Mei. I'm practicing by myself with a punching bag and try to land a few moves when I'm sparring with my kickboxing friends. I have a lot to thank for to Sloclap, Benjamin and Sifu Lao
Thanks to you🙏
Master LWS's movement is fast as ever
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So awesome to see his reaction! Priceless.
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His Pak Mei style is based on the Foshan Pak Mei, a bit different lineage from Deng Zhou Tak version. I also do Pak Mei from Deng Zhou Tak lineage
Master LWS at least according to him and Benjamin's videos is the son of the guy that started Foshan Pak Mei. Meaning his dad and all those others who went elsewhere were the first generation or near first generation student of Pak Mei.
How wonderful this teacher is to explain these things.
I can feel how proud he is because of his disciple, and I want to see Benjamin's review to this video.
Awesome analysis Sifu! As a Bak Mei practitioner, I always have something to learn.
Wow! Super professional explanation!
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Just started learning another Hakka style (ChuKa) Southern Praying Mantis 2 years ago and I just had to get this game! Its really helping me understand Hakka martial arts. What are you thoughts to those who has Bak Mei is still a joke? Theres this "former shaolin monk" who makes youtube shock jock videos who had a lot to say.. After learning a Hakka martial art, I personally put down northern shaolin, its more practical than people think, and really dangerous to "spar" with, because the moves are so deadly.
I really don’t care what other people think. As easy as that. All the best
Well, no need to put down Northern Shaolin, they have some good stuff too. People who like to talk down on other styles really are just insecure about themselves when they dig deep down into their psyche. If you are a fan of martial arts just practice it and enjoy it, no need to care about what other people think!
I don't know nothing about it, to be honest ranta or something like that, that ex shaolin youtuber, he is one of the most informative people about shaolin martial arts in modern days, that people don't brag or try to prove anything. But for what he explained, how they train, and how much, thinking even the best of mma of any weight could stand a chance against a shaolin warrior is ridiculous, and i watch mma. There is this guy mma in china who exposes a lot of fake martial artists, i don't know what were their thoughts about the efficiency of that or if it was all a scam, but he destroyed them. So that side in china is still there, we could say at least the inefficiency in self defense at least and i definitely can say the scam of others that are just plain ridiculous and not have even history or proper rituals. But Shaolin are just another thing, when i saw those videos of that ex shaolin explaining how they train and his story i was shocked, i saw some documentals when some old shaolin appeared but they just showed they advanced trainings and not much more about all, like hitting their adan apple against a staff, and some talk. With the few i know, they basically breath and eat training, it makes you think how originally the martial arts were slowly created. They are the deadliest people unarmed in existence. There are even some muay thay champions that being more dedicated to the training are too another level compared to the best of mixed martial arts.
This is WONDERFUL. As a Hung Kuen practitioner myself, I just wish that Lau Kar Leung Sifu had the opportunity to witness a similar product made for our style. As a Gamer, there are few titles that accurately represent Kung Fu styles and it's incredibly frustrating (as much as I otherwise enjoy the games). Virtua Fighter is the only series that has faithful-ish depictions and even then they often fuse styles to appear more spectacular.
Thank you master, for reviewing this video. Your truth and clear expertise, is apparent.
This is great because this is an actual pak mei master and not some karate dude from a kids dojo
Wow what a great video! I'm sure Sifu (the game) lacks artistry compared to actual pak mei, but as a player this game feels truly meditative and..dance-like?..when you get into a groove. Feels so peaceful yet bad ass at the same time. Amazing game, can't wait for more updates :)
Wtf Sifu moves like he’s 20 years old but talks like a wise old master🤌🏻❤️
When sifu gets excited he has sound effects 😂
Better martial arts story than in any movie ever! I can tell sifu Lao Wei San and Sifu Benjamin are great people, and it's amazing to see how their kung fu influenced people and game developers. Also, Sifu Lao seems to be remininscing how he used to kick ass with Pak Mei back in the day while watching this video :D
Thank you 🙏
I bet he still kicks ass today! Even just demonstrating the moves he was seeing, he looked so quick!
Bruh when the master threw that first elbow, i ducked 😂
He is so quick
Sifu is fast. It looks like a powerful art.
He sound like he freestyling with the best at the intro lmao
lmfao u right
Definitely at 0:40
From my understanding, Pak Mei is a form that focuses on close range & quick strikes similar to Wing Chun. It doesn't have a lot of variations in kicks but if utilized correctly, it can be very effective nonetheless.
He now has a twitch channel and only does gaming
8:30 : close your eyes and let Sifu amaze you with his rap flow
(Thank you Sifu.) Did anyone see the chasing strike .? I diddnt ....
From what I've researched, Pak Mei and Wing Chun are counters to one another, since Ng Mui was developing a more passive martial art that directly contrasts Pak Mei's aggressive style. Even the Wing Chun wooden dummy represent a Pak Mei practicioner's stance!
(I might be wrong from all of this, though, so please take it with a grain of salt.)
Interesting watch
Watching how fast you move, it scares me, I actually feel like I don't understand what you did. xD
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Are English captions available
Yes, check out the subtitles
華夏祖宗留下來的技術
真的
Ive watched video several times and i still cant track this mans movements 3:23 what does it feel like to get hit by one of those yin palms? As his heir im sure youve caught one of those palms by accidents 😅
哈哈 让师傅去夜店尝试下
Nice video 🙏🏻🐲🐉😎
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左边sifu出拳比右边还快，游戏里面还是下手轻了。
大師父麻烦你下次叫你徒弟下次唔好搞到隻game咁難, 招又難出, 不過真好玩
ahaha
Khap Choi!
Sifu Lao Wei San shows complete open-mindedness and understands that games are quite literally that, stimulation. And also the warnings that you maybe can bet 10 in a game, but definitely not IRL.
real sifu
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不错
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Believe in Christ
The master is as skinny as a rake. But his power is SCARILY good... even when seated. He is DEFINITELY the real deal!
An interesting observation is that both he and I live in the same city. I've been living here for about three years, and during this time, I've gained approximately 20 kilograms in weight. Interestingly, other colleagues from out of town around me have also experienced various degrees of weight gain, while locals tend to be very slim. We all eat the same food, but it seems that people from out of town are generally getting heavier, while locals tend to maintain a slender physique.
People here are easily impressed