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Exactly what I was looking for omg

Amazing. Thank you for putting this together. When I felt so down about my playing, this hit my recommended. Great advice, not just for the FGC, but for life overall.

You know, I was planning on commenting something amounting to "This is bullshit, I've heard these same things so much before, I've sunk so much time into casuals and experimentation, I've sunk so much time into honing in training mode, I don't physically have the reaction speed to react to 26 frame mids (disabilities, woo)" But, something about your 8th point is sticking with me. Just do nothing sometimes. I doubt it'll actually let me enjoy these games again, but its something I haven't heard before and I would probably be able to do. So, thanks, I think.

What’s the music in the “believe in yourself” section? I love it! And i love this video! Thank you for all the advice. I’m working on my mental game hardcore right now!

Number 8 is literally what made me play fighting games better 😅

Very useful videos thank you so much

cookie cutter betterhelp-ass advice with the aimless tone/script of someone who has no idea what they're talking about. what a pointless fucking video

For me I desperately want to enjoy fighting games, and I want to feel like I belong with the fighting game crowd. And I hate how I get frustrated at myself for.. well, getting frustrated at losing. For me, I think I hold myself back massively, and want to enjoy getting good at things, and be competitive with other people.

This might be a year old, but the tips in here remain relevant(and probably will for the entirety of the games lifespan).

The best thing for me is find someone that’s really good but also knows how to get better and teach really well. I know a lot of people that are good but have 0 ability to backtrack and understand why you suck outside of really obvious “anti air, optimal combos”etc..

RUclips removed the music and subtitles of the video. So I download each one and watch it again with a video edited by combining the music into the video. The fun of the video with and without music is completely different.

Honestly don't know why people aren't talking about this video, this is a gold mine!

SLASH! lol no one hypes their players during and before a fight like guilty gear. tied for my all time favorite fighter right next to SF

i had a similar journey through gaming and love of fighting games. i was the runt of the litter in my family so i would get stomped in SF2 as a kid and rat carried until i met you guys in high school where our mutual friend who lived near me lent me cap v snk2 and i spent the next 3 days nonstop playing until i got the hang of at least one character. I learned by playing against you and everyone else in that circle until i became the best SF and GG player in my circles in kendall which is saying something sinxe I'm likely still the worst one in the crew we were part of lol

second of the likely rest of your vids I'll be watching. i just got back into fighting games as a serious hobby. man i missed it so ill be likely seeing you around when you post

good to see you still at the grind. been a long time since we were smashing knuckles in every major game(both video and table) there is. i feel you though, i recall back when we were the biggest rookies in our squad

Found this just after a rough 2 hours in ranked SF6 and it helped so thank you. I struggle with getting bored with flowchart/autopilot players who just don't stop doing their thing even if it's been successfully punished several times. I really need to find a way to not zone out when I realize they're constantly doing the same thing regardless of what I do. It's so much fun when my opponent changes their approach after I find an answer to their attacks, but flowchart players really take the fun out of that exchange pretty fast and I lose from not caring anymore.

is this still viable?

this video single handedly fixed my fighting game mental

good video i found you on twitch did not know your content so i check the link and it is a nice video. Great Chipp player I am also a Chipp player as well looking for stuff that helps me to improve, Thanks for the video!

Hold you’re manly seed + meditation alone carried me, blessed be the holy one who gave us the energy.

Great video. But the only thing I would like to say is that footsies aren't basics, spacing, OKI and whiff punishes are. Footsies is more of a misterious concept we all know exists, but not exactly how it works

I wish there was someone in my life that also played so i could bounce tech off w them i love training mode its helped me more than anything else but having another person w training mode explaining what theyve also learned seens to be a huge factor in the top tiers

Thank you, best video I’ve seen on improving in fighting games

what is the song is it you use? i need it

The whiff punish drill will be a big deal, it's an aspect of matchup practice I take for granted

I find myself torn between wanting to be better, get into Diamond so I can eventually get to Master and wanting to put in the work of learning situations better, practicing them more vs just hopping online for fun matches. I grinded my first main up to Plat 1. Then with 2-3 other characters I've straight up placed into Plat 4 or Plat 5. I've yet to break that Diamond marker, but I'll also go months without playing and not sure how much effort I really want to put into it vs just having some matches and playing for fun. Maybe it'll change when Ed comes out since he's my intended main (He was my main in SF5).

I came here to get better at fighting games not to get better at life but I'm not complaining 😂❤

Thank you for this video.

Whats the song at 3:05

looks like you read psycho cybernetics

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Coming to this video after a loss streak is really a good way to calm down, think stuff over, take a break and go back on later. I do it often.

i think the issue is the people suck at teaching fighting games ...like teaching is a skill but saying dumb shit like figure it out is not helping someone learn or just block . Ok then after block what sometimes its not your turn like there has to be better ways to learn it but this video did have some interesting things to try.

Huge fan! I’ve been wanting to get into Mortal Kombat 1 as my first competitive fighting game as my main man Liu Kang and I have to say, a lot of this frustration/mental anguish is a real thing for a new player and this video should help big time, I should say.

season 3 when?

good shit

Fps and moba players never getting better because they blame their team lmao

What's the piece that plays @5:20? It sounds so familiar.

What was the song that was playing during Bedman’s section?

these two make nago look like the flash lol

Pick a Top Tier🙇🏾‍♂️

What a powerful intro

High level calculus thumbnail and Dark souls 3 music? I'm liking this before I even watch the rest. Edit: This must have taken a lot of work, well done and be proud of your effort.

tfw I agree with "Opponents views of Ky" more than with my own Kybros. (They'll clearly not passing the pipe properly.)

Btw, I'm a big fan of yours.

GOAT activity, putting the Celeste theme during the Testament discussion I see you

My only issue with using the match up data is that most of the cast have been out since release and have undergone dozens of changes over the years, yet asuka has only been out for a couple months. Weights can help but there's nothing said about what timeframe this data came from which leads me to assume it's all time, which is kinda problematic. If love to know the sample sizes of the mains per character and the opponents per character

AS a ino main, it's sucks she is the anomaly for the list.

My favorite piece of furniture is still my bed :/