beyond just random id say if adaptation is about adjusting to your opponent id say hotashi’s superpower is the opposite. not letting the situation change how he wants to play

you remember things either cause you've seen them a lot or they made a big emotional impact. Notes let you see things again without actually seeing them again. If you don't wanna take notes you just gotta play a lot I guess until you've seen every situation a lot in the field but obviously you're gonna lose longer if you have to do it this way. Or wait until each situation costs you a game you cared a lot about and let trauma do the work.

@@GlowingOrangeOoze I thought taking notes helps you to remember things better because you write it down with your hand. It's a little inconvenient but I'd rather use websites like Dustloop instead if all it does is to make me access the infos faster. Or am I missing some obvious points?

​@@neonaofumi5572 I presume almost nothing to be obvious about this topic. Learning how to learn isn't adequately taught by either school or english-speaking culture in my experience, and the personal journey of understanding oneself can go in numerous directions. That said, I obviously can't speak for everyone, but here's my understanding on what notes really do for you: The process of putting something into your own words is beneficial. For one, if you don't REALLY understand the material, this process will make that obvious. If you're reading someone else's notes (like dustloop) you just have to be disciplined enough to make sure you're understanding what you're reading. Imagining how you will apply it. When writing notes, doing it by hand helps for some people, but personally I think that's largely just because it takes longer. Having a book of notes to reference will also store knowledge way way more quickly than your brain. A session of deep thought about matchup theory could fill a dozen pages in a single day. Having that same depth of knowledge available in your brain at a moment's notice just from playing the game would probably hundreds of hours in the game for most people. I'm guessing this is the path most players (even successful tournament players) choose. What you choose to do should depend on how you want to engage with the game. That said, even if you hate taking notes, writing down a couple of really key points when you think of them won't kill you.

if someone says some shit on a topic I find interesting or want to agree with the first thing I do is try and check their work or their sources and understand more for myself.

bro what?

My brother in Christ, could you go with a different analogy? Because wtf did you say?

@@friggen_roylty4368 my bad homebrew. Let me scoop the nasty bits off and get you bottled up. Competitive gamers today are fat chix that look like they survived a pager blast to the face. They all want you to know how clutch that kitty is, or how much grit their jaw and neck muscles still got, but ain't nobody even tryin to really git gud no more. Casino mechanics and netcode do all the work. RNGebas runs modern competitive gaming. Don't even have to play the games no more. Just consistently play the odds.

@@friggen_roylty4368 the anti-gamers keep eating all the good candy at craft services and they won’t stop jumping in on wifi

Bryan f literally has a real job, outside of streaming and KZbin. Yet he’s able to compete in tournaments. Soo no you’re wrong about that. It’s a different story if u want to be the best in the world, then u have to no life the game, but to play at a high lvl it’s 100% possible to achieve with a normal life.

He did mean SFV, 100%

yeah my b lol

The streak is a sign of snowbunny mind control, anybody with the silver streak has it

@@noobtuber10 I only have seggs with trashy white women yet I do not explain?

it is not black and white like that.

@@MarkoLomovic nah it kinda is, if bro never touches training mode he's never gonna be a top player.

Ive reached top level skullgirls without labbing, its possible pls speak for yourself 😅

​@noobtuber10 I think if you get high level practice it can be possible, but if you don't have anyone to play with you have to use training mode

@@noobtuber10 do you perform combos or mixups ?

ironic considering flat earth is now blasphemy

​@@MaoMavois mars flat too or.is it just earth buddy

@@MaoMavo Sometimes things that are dumb turn out to be true. Sometimes they turn out to just be dumb. It's why science is all about test, test, test again.

​@@pedroscoponi4905 true but if even playing devils advocate can cost you your career then there's no scientific method.

​@@MaoMavoGiven that it can be proven, here, it's not really a matter of opinion, so there's no devil's advocate here

Blindfolds are off...

Their dog didn't eat their inputs

Their feet don’t hurt

They had something to eat

Mandate of heavens is upon them

weird that people use random as an insult when they lose ;). The biggest thing I heard from players when I won was "You literally just 50/50 me constantly" OR my favourite "The way you play is so simple". To this day I take both these things as compliments. Mostly because it was my goal to dumb down the game (Smash) so that I could repeat the process. Also if something I do works against you I will do it till you punish me 3 times in a row AND EVEN THEN I just increase the mental stack and still do the option. But at the end of the day I dont care what anyone says about my play, competition is inherently brutal and people say that shit just to stroke their ego after losing. Took years of failing to get there though.

This is partially true, although a lot of the time I get called random it’s because people are correctly calculating options and assuming you’re good enough to not press a terrible one.

@@youtubeacc69469who do you play?

High key, 9 times out of 10, people throw out the word random because they too low level to understand their opponents decision-making (good or bad). No one really plays randomly, unless they’re a button mashing 5 yr old.

Hook and punk are the 1 out of 10

Ex Millia player, in there game is no more virtuosity and potential. All these respected and hype top players jump from the meta SS tier toys to another, and gets more buffs. You know this better than anyone else, because you and your main characters suffered in this game. Guilty Gear Strive is no longer a competitive and fair game for experienced and virtuoso players. This is a primitive sandbox, where the most broken character is always the winner.