UVersusPro

Has anyone faced a problem where the AI assistant on the TV and tablets isn’t working at all, or am I the only one? When I come close to the tables, the interaction menu doesn’t pop up.
I treid restarting the game and trying it on multiple accounts, it just doesnt work 😒

SOLVED!!!
The interaction menu isn't popping up when you have expanded radar on! Thats crazy

1 week ago (edited) | [YT] | 281

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Recently, I decided to check what my top-10 most played games of all time are, and here are the results.

What came to mind is that GTA Online and Apex Legends are the two games where I really hit my personal skill peak. And something interesting I’ve noticed over the years is that to fully understand a PvP game - its mechanics, physics, movement, mindgames, everything - it usually takes around 1,000-1,500 hours. Whether it’s a competitive shooter like Apex or something more open like GTA, that’s around the point where you truly “get” the game.

But after that? I honestly think you stop getting significantly better. Once you reach your natural peak, grinding more hours won’t magically level you up forever. For example, in Apex Legends I reached around top-3000 worldwide at about 1,500 hours. Even when I hit 4,000 hours, I stayed around top-3500. Same story with GTA. I became a strong player 2016, and even with almost a decade and over 10,000 hours, I’m not some unstoppable god-tier player. I’m just… me, at my peak. And there are players who can beat me in a 1v1.

So my conclusion is this: if you’re naturally bad at a game, you’ll still be bad after 10,000 hours. If you’re average, you’ll stay average after 10,000 hours. And if you’re good, you’ll remain good, but you won’t magically turn into the absolute best.

There were plenty of times when I didn’t play GTA for months, and when I came back, I was still just as good as always.

What do you think? Do you agree or see it differently?

And also, let me know your top-3 most played games ever.

1 month ago | [YT] | 1,181

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I’m planning to start making a video, actually, not just one, but a few, about the best PvP vehicles first, which I’m going to release at the beginning of December.

Then I’ll make the craziest video with all the possible PvP tips I know. Plus, I asked some of the best PvP players in GTA about the secret tricks they use, and I was shocked by how many things I didn’t know. I’m planning to release the tips video by the end of January, and I know it’s going to be a crazy one. I bet there isn’t a single person in the game who knows all the secrets I’m planning to reveal.

It’s actually a little bit scary to make such a video and reveal all this crazy stuff, because not only good-sport players will use it after I relese it 😈

1 month ago | [YT] | 575

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For the past couple of weeks, I’ve noticed that some people don’t like that I started posting more members-only videos, so let me explain what that content actually is.

Every year, I try to make the overall quality of my content better and better, and I’m sure many of you have noticed that. For about the past three years, I’ve been deleting around 20-30% of the videos I record, usually because they’re too short, don’t have enough drama or action, or just don’t feel worth spending days editing.

But then I came up with an idea, that this 30% could be extra content for channel members who want to see more of my fights and raw gameplay.

Unlike other big GTA YouTubers, I do everything on my own, and all of this takes a lot of time when you take the process seriously. Since I love what I do, and I see all your feedback, likes, and positive comments, I just can’t delegate editing to someone else.

Maybe it sounds selfish, but I honestly don’t think anyone could handle the editing and music syncing better than me.

Just so you know, it usually takes me about five days to make a single main video, around 1-3 days to find good content in GTA Online, and another 2-3 days to edit it.
The members-only videos are different: I don’t spend time finding the perfect background music and syncing it to gameplay (which actually takes about 50% of the editing time). These are pure gameplay clips, with simple GTA music or no music at all, and they take about 1 hour to edit.

So please don’t think I’m hiding amazing content just to earn a few extra bucks from memberships, that’s not the case. The member videos are simply extra, no commentary, no heavy editing, raw gameplay clips.

Thank you all for understanding💪

1 month ago | [YT] | 495

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UPLOAD SCHEDULE UPDATE ☝🏽

Starting next week, I’m changing my upload schedule from once a week on Saturdays to twice a week, every Saturday and Wednesday! You’re going to love!

November and December will feature the best content of the year!

1 month ago | [YT] | 157

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You know what month it is?
That’s right - November!

Now tell me… what usually happens on this channel during the last two months of the year? 😏
(Let’s see who remembers)

1 month ago | [YT] | 253

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GTA VI release date 👇🏾 Your thoughts 🤔

3 months ago | [YT] | 218

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How about dropping another banger tomorrow? So way we make it 3 bangers in a row!

3 months ago | [YT] | 172

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Which of the bangers do you want to see today?

4 months ago | [YT] | 213