Fighting Games Lesson 10: Getting Better at Fighting Games

[@THENAMEISQUICKMAN]

The thing you talk about around 14:45 is very interesting and it happened to me a lot at intermediate play. I found that after a good round win, the next round I would just completely fall apart, I would be read like a book, and nothing I tried would work. My final round win % was significantly lower than any other round win %.

[@sohaibnk]

Good Video...learning and getting good is great and all but dont forget to have fun in the process at the end of the day these are video games we are playing and if we dont have fun playing them then whats even the point? GGs

[@Ry-xp1gu]

Just found your channel and really enjoy it! I hope you come back.

[@riffz6065]

Honers vs Innovators next!!

[@pabloruanopalomo6494]

7:36 Now that's epic

[@liquiddrone650]

Keep going!

[@Squint_]

Thanks for the encouragement!

[@doumanseiman2645]

Did you consider posting your learning videos on the reddit r/streetfighter ?. Its a pretty active community and I think a lot of people would be interested on your content

[@Squint_]

I haven't, actually! One of the things that got me started was watching FGC members who have been around awhile talk about the beginner experience and what it takes to learn, so I realized I was in kind of a unique position to document what a beginner goes through in trying to improve. I really do like the idea of experienced FGC people finding my content, and I hope they enjoy seeing things from my point of view. I don't frequent Reddit, so it seems like showing up just to self-promote wouldn't be received all that well. Is that not the case?

[@uberphailyer]

maybe consider taking a break before hammering through more fighting game concepts; don't burn out!

[@Squint_]

I don't grind on fighting games off-stream, so realistically I'm not too worried about burning out just yet. Mostly, if I feel I keep making progress, that's the main source of motivation for me!