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This company has a really poor rating and a lot of customers had a bad experience dealing with them.

Bro i tought you were Destroyer FGC 😂, you look so similar

I don’t play Street Fighter but this is a great video and I def feel that I can apply to the FG that I like to grind

Been learning guitar for a while and using this concept works with learning literally anything

amazing video

No gameplay?

My suggestion would be to decide what platform u wanna monetize on. I was a patreon member and u had no content on there bro. U have insightful videos but im out man.

I managed to get master with Luke and Cammy within a year of playing. It was the first year i EVER played a street fighter game. I went from "how the f**k do u play dis sh*t??!" to MASTER in a single year. Then, I just got master with Juri in 2 weeks. I learned the character, made placement matches, got placed in diamond 1, and went to MASTER in 2 weeks playing daily. BUT, weither it is with Luke, or Cammy, or Juri, when I play in Master rank, I get completely destroyed and get stuck at 12k PM :'( this makes me feel like an imposter, like te dumbest master in the game. I don't know what I should practice do go further

ken if he was cool and had aura

terry seems pretty cool, but that one move where he corkscrews into the air feet-first really sets me off. i really, really dislike the animation on that move; it just rubs me the wrong way for some reason.

I'm actually 6'11" and have been able to palm a basketball since I was 14. I'm very intrigued with this layout.

Great video! You have a strength for story telling that makes it feel like you’re reliving the experience together as if everyone was actually there. I feel like you can do a lot of narrative stuff like player biopics or event recaps in this style.

Hey is it ok for me to share this video on my community page. I also do content on sf6 and I think this will help my followers?

Makes a lot of sense.👍🏽😎

Makes a lot of sense.👍🏽😎

I have a different problem, I never lose focus in a game but I just can't focus on anything else (that I don't really like). I was diagnosed with ADD / ADHD or whatever it was and took meds for some time but it only made my life revolve around it even more. Nowadays I'm just deeply unmotivated... Btw I didn't realize we were a similar age because of your majestic beard 😅

Glad I came across this video on the algorithm after getting Diamond with Luke in sf6 :)

Really interesting insight. Thanks for sharing. I too have found lately that I can identity one of my challenges for winning a set is my brain - trying to keep it focused throughout, especially during a hard set.

Amazing video man

I remember Mena saying something similar in a interview, he basically said "if i pay attention to the game, I will win"

I came across your channel lika a year and half ago, and I'm amazed to see youve hit 10k subscribers. congratulations, keep up with your content you are amazing

Wish I'd seen this like 10 years ago as a kid haha

Where is this wiki at?

SF5 was hot 🥵 💩.

I have adhd soo playing certain music helps me enter the flow state in fighting games, and yes…. I do play it on loop, but I’m pretty sure the flow state doesn’t last long. A pro player said your worst lvl of play/auto pilot should be high enough lvl to beat most players, but your best lvl play/flow state should be enough to over come stronger opponents and the lvl u can achieve in the future.

Does anyone know any names of the songs used in the background of some of these videos? I check the description, but never see it posted.

YOUR FRIENDS MOM SAYING THAT IS SO EPIC OH MY GOSH been knew you were the mayor of focus town

Amazing thought this is very important to accomplish anything in life since you can do anything in theory, but you can't just wish, you have to visualize the steps, so you can get where you want to be. The focus comes on executing this steps the best way possible, and nice perfect blue pfp. keep it up man

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I had a counselor give me similar advice once for dealing with ADHD symptoms (specifically impulsivity and distractability): accept that you’ll lose focus, identify your triggers, and gently redirect your attention when you get off track. Just gotta be mindful!

I think I'm a bit similar in that my focus will fall off harshly once broken. I think that I think too much.

Recently I started to play Guilty Gear XX AC +R. I main Chipp. It's been hard to understand what am I supposed to do with this character, but this video made me realize that I don't need to try to understand everything about him so fast. Thanks, dude.

consider subscribing if you enjoyed! couldnt find a natural way to ask in the video lol also if you think of a better title than the one I have currently feel free to reply to this comment with any suggestions, thanks!

Have you tried the wayback machine to get the old videos

I just bought Bison and I’m trying to learn Classic controls (I normally play Modern, but I want to learn classic because I also want to play Marvel Vs Capcom and I want to play Terry as best I can) so this video is awesome. Thanks for sharing this :) glad to see you saved this story from FGCTA, I had no idea the channel existed till now

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This is just a good life lesson in general.

Getting to the top of a game like Street Fighter legit has lots of real world parallels. The biggest thing is that a LOT of people Do the tutorial once and stop learning, its just gaming muscle memory and doing a few choice things you remember with a character. You have get that raw time sink experience first, along with a constant learning mindset. Failure is part of the human condition, its normal, you learn from it to improve, you don't get mad about it. Your self worth isn't tied to your performance, its to have fun and improve after all. Your understanding is always evolving and you often need to revisit game mechanics and training to see things in a new light. As you play more and lose, you start seeing the need for making sure you only approach with safe moves at the proper distance so they can't counter, you make sure you do your full block string to get out of danger and pressure, you safe jump, you wait for the anti-air, you sloooow down the higher rank you get to. Watching pros deeply for your character helps. Watch a variety. Not one pro has the right gameplan. Look for styles that feel more like your way of playing, combos that you feel comfortable with and are consistent. Street Fighter 6 has a LOT to learn and manage, but with a steep learning curve comes big rewards later when it all comes together and you start ranking up and winning. That investment makes those wins feel so much sweeter than simpler games.

Love this video, subscribed

You need sleep my man. Those eye bag couldn't get any bigger

Hey man, I recently gotten into SF and climbed my way through the ranks as Ryu but feel like I'm not improving on the important parts of the game and rather gambling my wins sometimes. I would love to get into the nitty gritty of neutral game, fundamentals and frame data to beat my opponents with more consistency and structure rather than jump and DI spam. How did you learn the fundamentals? This analogy gave me the drive lol since I'm always in training mode practicing combos while waiting for a game to pop! ''If FGs were a meal, combos are the desert. They are the reward for getting through the main course.'' Main course being neutral game ofc!

Terry Bogard IS the Ryu of SNK but KOF was made to kiss Kyo's S. And paint him as thier Ryu instead.

I've always understood that knowing why is the most important aspect of learning something. For me it's just hard to find the answer. For example, I'm learning Street Fighter 2 right now and I know that Ryu and Ken have identical movesets, and that Ryu wants to keep his distance while Ken doesn't, but I don't know why that is. I'm assuming it has something to do with frame data or attributes like that, but it's frustrating not knowing the answer (It's not like there's a training mode to help me). Even if my assumption is correct, it's like "Then what?" because I wouldn't know what to do with that information since it seems incomplete. Like what if Ryu is facing another zoner? When do I move in and when do I stay back? I suppose that's something that can be learned another day, but I don't know. That info seems like something that's foundational to things that build off of it. So I guess the real "why" is knowing what knowledge needs to be learned first.

I miss my wife

DSP agrees that it's the rolls Royce 🐷🐷🐷

I'd be interested to see one of these controllers designed to use hall effect switches. Being able to set actuation point with rapid trigger like a Wooting keyboard would be next level.

I need that Frank Ocean track that was playing in the background, it is mad smooth.

It would be nice if I could stay above 1500 MR. Just need to put in more time.

Love this kind of insightful videos. Really pleasant to watch