XJ Highlights: Lose yourself to chip
It's been a huge time since the last Highlight!
This one does not shine with novelty, it looks completely buried. Stuck at thousand views and I have a feeling I am the only one watching it, every now and then. If you sum the miskee11 re-upload's views, which is another ancient by the name of kafds, it still does not cross the 2000 line for each of these clips.
miskee11/12 used to collect the fruit of this community, if you don't know.
This newpost is dedicated to series of short highlights made by chip.
So, chip being the prominent longjumper that he is, had the ability to trick out jumps that were otherwise thought of as impossible. Like the dust2 reverse bhop, or the inferno jump. The obvious jumps everyone seemed to try once but failed, and then there is the surprise factor to his virtuosity, because you don't expect it. Others were just nice.
The movie craft of chip extends even more, to a degree that his editing abilities made me enjoy some of his clips of music genre I wouldn't otherwise find pleasure in. Isn't that an achievement? He has always been notorious with burn-out transitions and splendid sense of timing that I absolutely loved. And then there is more that I can't show to you, therefore I now suggest you take your own, unique look into the art of chip.
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Another dust2 jump[/right]
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chip's dust2 jump?[/right]
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chip's train jump?[/right]
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chip's channel?[/right]
[left]Yours,
XJ[/left]
This one does not shine with novelty, it looks completely buried. Stuck at thousand views and I have a feeling I am the only one watching it, every now and then. If you sum the miskee11 re-upload's views, which is another ancient by the name of kafds, it still does not cross the 2000 line for each of these clips.
This newpost is dedicated to series of short highlights made by chip.
So, chip being the prominent longjumper that he is, had the ability to trick out jumps that were otherwise thought of as impossible. Like the dust2 reverse bhop, or the inferno jump. The obvious jumps everyone seemed to try once but failed, and then there is the surprise factor to his virtuosity, because you don't expect it. Others were just nice.
The movie craft of chip extends even more, to a degree that his editing abilities made me enjoy some of his clips of music genre I wouldn't otherwise find pleasure in. Isn't that an achievement? He has always been notorious with burn-out transitions and splendid sense of timing that I absolutely loved. And then there is more that I can't show to you, therefore I now suggest you take your own, unique look into the art of chip.
[right]More:[/right]
[right]
[right]
[right]
[right]
[left]Yours,
XJ[/left]