Deception, Downloading, and Disruption | Why you lose to bad players pt. 2 

"he won't just forward smash in neutral for the third time in a r-" "GAME!"

Hi friend

Not everyone will find this useful but personally shadow boxing helps me out a lot when it comes to execution, find a specific situation/space you know you struggle in, and figure out your options, then apply them on a bot or a friend. If you’re struggling to punish a young link that dashes back, and b reverse boomerangs, figure out the variety of punishes from efficient to over the top and stylish. Figure out young link’s potential mixups if he were to dash back short hop nair to stuff your overextension, and then from there figure out your option to cover that, etc etc. There so many interactions in smash that it’s never gonna hurt to grind out fundamental stuff like that.

@@firstlast-wg2on ill incorporate this. Thank you a lot.

ULTIMATE BM WTF

just play offline???

@CloudoCR people spam offline as well 😂. I dropped the game and haven't played it competitive wise since this comment but I've been to tournaments because my friend still play but my God how toxic and pathetic this community has gotten is just sad. Plus the smell and its not just 1 event, it's all the events 😂

@@NamelessViking01 you have heard of adaptation right?

@CloudoCR noooo really, I though I was suppose to let them hit me. How silly of me 😂😂. This is 2 years old now and haven't played it since that comment comp wise. I quit because how awful online is and I quit mostly because how shit the community is now vs what it was even 3 years ago

me too , finally a guy that sucks like me

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most ppl make no money. Top players make money not just from content but salaries due to their skill. Also the content isn't dying at all, it's grown exponentially in terms of competitive content creation. Lastly there's nothing wrong with pursuing to be the best at something you love

@@bam762 in some fighting games yes. If you constantly win events for smash sure but that's not the reality. It's a time sync and you will wake up in 10 years with nothing to show if you invest too much time in is all. It's like being a pro athlete. You might get there but half a plan B..... Or a better plan A

@@bam762 in some fighting games yes. If you constantly win events for smash sure but that's not the reality. It's a time sink and you will wake up in 10 years with nothing to show if you invest too much time in is all. It's like being a pro athlete. You might get there but half a plan B..... Or a better plan A

@@Lancer1369 that's literally wrong LOL. We are talking top players here, as in sponsored players, who literally get paid to play, and it makes it far easier to do content if they want. top casters and players have used smash directly and indirectly for a living. I currently typing this in a house filled with ppl who make close to or well beyond 6 figures because of smash. Smash is also a great esports stepping stone if u don't wanna do just smash as well. Lastly it's about application and what you are investing in. You can have it as a hobby and allow it to be a place of personal growth much like weekend warriors in sports like basketball/soccer/etc. or it can be where u can build a life with it but u gotta be practical cuz if you aren't at the top then it'll be hard. But yeah this idea of throwing your life away because u are investing time to get good at something is ridiculous. is working on your shot in basketball if u aren't an NBA player a waste of time?

Damn bruh 😂

Makes no sense.

@@fupalover he sounds like he had a stroke and got high before recording.

@@RofICopters Makes no sense but you go America

In a roster this large its definitely possible to get gimmicked a good bit. A bad player can definitely sneak a game or stock. But ideally never a set

ok im a bad player but some people are even worse than me