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Top Comments of this video!! :3
idk man, I will keep blaming ken players tbh
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There's also a bit of this that applies to any skill endeavor.
The more you learn, the more you realize that the thing that was "good" when you're a beginner is no longer good. Now to improve you have to "level up" and try new things against stronger competition.
Of course you lose more when you try and adjust your old habits. Part of the process of getting better. Great video Brian.
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there is a concept in education called scaffolding where you gotta make sure you have the basics of something down before you move on to the next step and learning things from youtube videos you kind of find a zillion cool concepts and want to learn them all at the same time
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Lesson: No matter how good you get, you have to give yourself permission to suck if you're going to continue to improve. It's true with everything.
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Your video lessons over the years helped me go from bronze in SFV to high diamond in SF6. Thank you.
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Me on launch: "I should have DI that DI instead of block"
Me yesterday: "I should have DI that DI instead of block"
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This is natural for the learning process for improving at anything. implementing higher order skills will always lead to an apparent "dip" in performance but will lead to a new peak over time.
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This process also isn't limited to Street Fighter or any fighting game or even any game. This is an efficient way of putting learning in perspective and executing on it to improve at any skill!
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Love Brian_F explainer vids where we zoom in on Luke's feet every 5 seconds (joke aside this is a great and helpful vid thank you)
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In the last month, I went from Bronze IV to Platinum after just randomly deciding to do ranked with Juri after watching Nephew play her. There was a lot of losses on the way and thereâs lots of losses now as I try to climb to higher ranks, but the knowledge I gained from those losses have helped me a lot.
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I practiced with Ed for the last 2 weeks. I got all his routes and setups down to a T. Then I proceeded to win 2/10 Placement Matches. And I'm a decent player who has spent 400 hours in Training mode total.
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Mainly overconfidence and underestimating your opponent. Just because you landed a max damage combo for your character doesn't mean you have to go for it EVERY SINGLE TIME. Improving your basics is all you need to improve, even if its not flashy
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I'm fairly new to FGC but been doing other games (some competitively) since the 90s. And I've always told others based on my own experiences that the best way to learn a new technique, keymapping, or skill is you need to just jump into the fire and go up against other real players.
And you WILL fail and suck for a week or two. But your improvement will improve light years beyond just practicing in a lab or against the cpu. There is just something in our brains that creates more urgency when up against a real opponent and THAT is where I've found the real learning and muscle memory happens.
So I definitely agree with this video. Don't ever get down on yourself when losing while learning something new. Expect it, embrace it.
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I was steadily going up and hit Platinum 5 with Cammy. I immediately went on a losing streak that lasted WEEKS and I dipped all the way back to Gold 5 eventually. I've never been great at fighting games, but this year i've really put in the effort to analyze and improve my gameplay. Going from a 58% win streak down to 33% is just demoralizing so at that point I just accepted that I am terrible at fighting games and took a long possibly indefinite break.
With that said, this video is EXACTLY what I needed to get my head back into the right mindset.
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I'm currently in the exact same situation and it's frustrating as hell. I finally reached Diamond 2 rank and was cruising away quite smoothly in my ranked matches, then suddenly it felt like everyone just started seeing through everything I was doing. I dropped from Diamond 2 allll the way back down to Platinum 5! I even achieved my greatest losing streak of 15 losses in a row. It's like all of a sudden all of my opponents just started doing all the right things and every time I made the smallest mistake, I got punished to hell for it. By the way, I'm an A.K.I. main for some context. Also, this whole uprising of Ryus lately is partly responsible for my downfall. I've been losing to Ryu almost every time I meet him in ranked. I'm developing PTSD over here. đľâđŤ
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Brian just said "here's what makes improving difficult, and here's how you'll feel, and here's why you'll feel that way, and here's exactly how you'll mess up, and here's what you'll tell yourself when you mess up, and here's how you overcome that, and here's the difficulty you'll face overcoming that, and here's how you'll slowly keep improving, and here's..." and he lists every single thought that goes through my head as I play as if he knows me personally (he does not). He explains the entire improvement process in plain English and with psychic accuracy, and he does it all in a single 20 minute video.
Guy's killing it. I can't help but like all of these videos. Very informative and helpful!
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Coming from Tekken, and really going through it in ranked these last few weeks, I needed this. Gaining new skills not getting things right in game, feeling like im getting worse while i see my friends that arent putting in that effort get by without it has been tough, but this has helped me keep the faith and trust that it will pay off. So thank you
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I love these discussion videos. I enjoy your gameplay videos immensely as well, but I REALLY like these videos where you just talk about about various aspects of the game and how to play it/build experience
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Another useful tip: GIVE UP AND GO TO SLEEP.
Seriously. Thereâs real science behind this. Your brain consolidates, organizes, and settles in the memories youâve made and connections youâve attempted to form throughout the day when you rest. This especially happens during sleep, but it even happens when you take a break from the task and move on to something else.
If youâve ever spent all day practicing a combo that just wasnât clicking, then tried again the next morning and suddenly youâre magically nailing it consistently, thatâs exactly what happened; your brain consolidated all of those repetitions and saved it into your muscle memory while you were sleeping.
So if youâre getting frustrated, take a break and give your brain the space it needs to settle in that muscle memory youâve been beating into it. Your brain is still training after the fact, even when youâve stopped :)
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@Mene0
1 week ago
I must be getting REALLY good then
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