It's time to settle this once and for all

[Thomas]

legend, just place the 'nt' between the tricks and it's even clearer than just a open space ;)

Later when you're older, you'll see skora doing a crazy combo and you'll want to write it down (I don't know why, but you'll really want to ^^). I'm sure you'll be happy when you could write 23 spaces instead of 23 times nt.

I'm pro for Golo's solution.


btw I got a question that's maybe offtopic but i don't want to make a new topic just for that lol.
How do english freestylers say atw?
Do they say

a (like in hey) t (like "tea") w (like nintendo "wii")
or
a (like in hey) t (like "tea") w (dubble u)

?
Just wondering  ;)

[Jonathonhehu]

this way is better

[oLi]

I don't like the idea but while you're at suggestions of this kind I say this; skip the atw in amatw and such so eg
Tatw amatw nt becomes
t - am nt

You actually think this way "atw-atw-t-am nt-htw" would be easier/more logical/better than "atw-atw-tatw amatw-htw"? :saywhat:


How would you write taatw amatw then?

ta - am nt
I don't think it's a great idea I just wrote it in this thread since it was a similar idea to what yours was
btw I will continue to write like I've always done which is
atw atw htw htw atw hatw tatw amatw nt htw atw blablabla

[Sander]

legend, just place the 'nt' between the tricks and it's even clearer than just a open space ;)

Later when you're older, you'll see skora doing a crazy combo and you'll want to write it down (I don't know why, but you'll really want to ^^). I'm sure you'll be happy when you could write 23 spaces instead of 23 times nt.

I'm pro for Golo's solution.


btw I got a question that's maybe offtopic but i don't want to make a new topic just for that lol.
How do english freestylers say atw?
Do they say

a (like in hey) t (like "tea") w (like nintendo "wii")
or
a (like in hey) t (like "tea") w (dubble u)

?
Just wondering  ;)

you're probably right thomas  :thumbsup: but i dont take the time to write down a combo which has 23 notouches ;)

and i think they say  hey-tea-wii, thats how i would say it because its easier and it sounds stupid if you are talking to someone about a combo and you say: i did atdouble u - atdouble u - hopdouble u - amatdouble u yesterday

[James]

legend, just place the 'nt' between the tricks and it's even clearer than just a open space ;)

Later when you're older, you'll see skora doing a crazy combo and you'll want to write it down (I don't know why, but you'll really want to ^^). I'm sure you'll be happy when you could write 23 spaces instead of 23 times nt.

I'm pro for Golo's solution.


btw I got a question that's maybe offtopic but i don't want to make a new topic just for that lol.
How do english freestylers say atw?
Do they say

a (like in hey) t (like "tea") w (like nintendo "wii")
or
a (like in hey) t (like "tea") w (dubble u)

?
Just wondering  ;)

we say a (like in hey) t (like tea) w as in double u


bak on topic yeah the old way is better, without loads of nt. it makes sense

[Mike]

because its much harder to understand for beginners. if u add an nt  the people will ask what nt stands for and then they will learn what nt is. In Golos idea the beginners wont see that there is a thing called nt or no touch and so they will get confused.

they will just probably as well ask why there are "-" between som tricks and no "-" between others just as likely as they'll ask what nt stands for, and then I'll answer " "-" meant "to", and if there's no "-", it's a no touch combo". So "-" is just as easy to learn as nt and looks better when you're typing a combo.

-=touch
 =no touch

simple as

[Mr. T]

Or they'll ignore it ... It's easier to ignore a missing "-" than a "nt".

atw-htw-htw-atw-tatw-atatw-atw-htw-htw-atw-tatw-atatw-atw-htw-htw-atw-tatw atatw-atw-htw-htw-atw-tatw-atatw

atw-htw-htw-atw-tatw-atatw-atw-htw-htw-atw-tatw (nt) atatw-atw-htw-htw-atw-tatw-atatw-atw-htw-htw-atw-tatw-atatw

[Camill]

considering my idea you wouldnt have to write soooo many "-"s

[Sander]

just do both ways, nt for short combos so it looks clear, and '-' or ' ' for the longer combos so you dont have to type so much

[Golomejic]

because its much harder to understand for beginners. if u add an nt  the people will ask what nt stands for and then they will learn what nt is. In Golos idea the beginners wont see that there is a thing called nt or no touch and so they will get confused.

Oh, and I guess beginners understand shit like atatw, taatw, hhtw. You'd probably have to explain things anyways, the meaning of (nt) as well, so it comes down to the same shit really.

[serbianfreestyle]

no i  like nt better!

[Martin]

What actually IS annoying is when people write "tatw nt amatw" instead of tatw amatw(nt)"
makes a lot of confusion if someone types for example:

"atw-atw-htw-tatw-matw(nt) amatw-htw-atw-atw"

when the combo they actually are talking about is

"atw-atw-htw-tatw-matw-amatw(nt)-htw-atw-atw"

The (nt) sign should NOT be put inbetween the "notouching" tricks.