to your trick, heroman: I loved your opener, I actually make this opener somewhat often but you were able to make it a lot cleaner than I can. The first spin was cool but nothing much about it. The only issue I see is the landing where you didn't add any "swing" to it, the second you touched the floor you stopped and then you had to create momentum again, which disturbs the fluidity aspect imo. Everything else looks perfect, except for the first kick of the last trick because it looked a bit weak.

That said, everything I mentioned are tiny details that barely matter, but I can't be of much help to you to improve when you're already this smooth and clean. Your movement is very polished and I can't say there is much more work to put into it, you've already achieved high quality. If you want my opinion, this replay is amazingly good looking and you rock at this game, good fucking job
Towards creativity, your tricks aren't wow but they aren't meh either. When it comes to tricking there isn't much innovation you can bring anwyays. You should try parkour to expand your horizon of creativity

Zibril: I feel like I know this replay to be honest, there's something familiar about it.
Anyways, this lift is pretty damn sexy, it is clean, effortless (in a good way), effective as hell and even it put you in a great situation to keep manipulating uke. Talking of which, although this manip with your arms was very graceful and smooth, I feel like it was too soft and kinda annoys me.

I love the part where you stop being soft (more or less frame 200) and start punching uke real fast, then you go for the knee dm and start banging uke everywhere. The splitcap was dope. Pose was funny, best part of the replay. Well done replay overall




I'll post some replays for the sake of possible replays activity check and have the habit of doing it more often, I'll just bump some

including (respectively):

• a trick I just finished
• A lot of variations of a replay from my application for vector (if anyone is interested I can show the original one)
• A parkour that ended up being a run because you simply have to touch the door