Mechabellum 1v1 | Our Matchup is Not the Best 😂 (Spin to Win Ep. 2)

[@AuraXars]

Love vulcan phoenix, good you went scortch and not fire bombs (think missile interceptor stops those)

[@WhoopedGG]

Vulcan Phoenix is a great combo. I was in trouble without Vulcan tbh

[@EIixir]

Love some Typhoons. Surprising lack of chaff for the other player for most of the game.

[@WhoopedGG]

He's like who needs chaff when you can just build more Typhoons lmao

[@OMNIRHAEGAR]

🐐🐐🐐

[@WhoopedGG]

Rhaegar!!!!!

[@BLOODKINGbro]

What an uphill battle

[@WhoopedGG]

I worried that I'm almost losing and it's only the 1100ish elo part. What happens when I get 400 higher lmao

[@schaddenkorp6977]

I don’t think that play into Sabers with AM teched was a mistake, I think dude was intending to go Saber+Fangs from the get go.

[@zhuljens]

Was just waiting for that lvl 4 fang drop 😅

[@schaddenkorp6977]

@@zhuljensMmm I mean it’s kinda hard to predict something like that, I think he was gonna start dropping down fangs anyways, he had chaff clearance down well enough with the Typhoons, and with all those Sabers running AM it would make the usual go-to for dealing with shielded fangs - Stormcallers with Fire, not worth getting by that point. I think he should’ve invested more into his Sabers though, but I didn’t see if he’d teched anymore into them. Shielded Wasps might’ve been another good option.

[@philipripper1522]

You can tell people watch Stoney because they start calling shit cheeky LOL

[@WhoopedGG]

I do watch Stoney, but I've been saying cheeky for years. Usually like cheeky flanks n whatnot.

[@philipripper1522]

@@WhoopedGG I wonder who you both got it from, then. There are all kinds of words and sayings that pass around in communities it's super fascinating.

[@WhoopedGG]

I think I got it from the movie The Patriot. He called the guy a "cheeky fellow" and it stuck with me when I was a kid. When I first started playing Mechabellum, I used to call chaff "chafe" hahaha

[@philipzirkle6062]

Get tired of running into high mmr smurfs.....wish they banned this......play it on your main account...you are afraid of losing mmr but care not about taking it away from wraker players....good day.

[@WhoopedGG]

Hi, Philip. I appreciate the comment, but I think there might be a misunderstanding. Smurfing typically refers to creating an alternate account with the intent of playing against lower-level players to gain an unfair advantage. That’s not what I’m doing. This account (Mr. Potato Head) is dedicated exclusively to my Spin to Win series. Its MMR reflects my performance within the series' specific rules, where I randomly select carries and don’t use my usual compositions. Naturally, this results in a different MMR than my main account, where I play at a higher level. For context, I’m not a 1900 MMR random-carry player and doubt I ever will be. My goal is to climb as high as I can, but I have to earn that MMR through my gameplay-I can’t just choose it. This isn’t about avoiding MMR losses either-I lose games on my main account regularly and openly share the ups and downs. In fact, I post a graph showing my MMR fluctuations over time almost every Win or Learn video I upload. Losing is part of the process, and I embrace it as an opportunity to learn and improve. I use separate accounts for my series for several reasons. Two key examples are: To ensure the MMR reflects the specific rules of the series. To track statistics for each series accurately. The point I’m trying to make is that the MMR for this account reflects the rules I’m following and differs from playing normally and with normal compositions. In short, it’s not a smurf; it’s just not my primary account. It’s still real.

[@schaddenkorp6977]

I really don’t understand why you used all those ellipses in your comment. Furthermore I doubt you’ll come back and actually read what was explained to you because your type rarely does.