Think, Don't Mash! Part 7: Troubleshooting Your Plan When Things Go Wrong

[@MangaMarjan]

Why is content this good not promoted by the yt algorithm? Commentating to boost the odds!

[@HunnitAcreWoods]

This Series Helped Me Out So Much On My Git Gud Journey In Street. Fighter 6... I'm Switching From Modern To Classic And This Was Exactly What I Needed To Orient My Mind For Intentional Game Play... I Hope You Continue The Series With The New Game...

[@bohdanherasymenko7569]

This entire video series is pure gold, both the information and the illustrations

[@Firrox]

I've watched MANY fighting game videos and this one is by far the best and most well-executed! Please don't stop! I'd love to see more!

[@bubbulious]

Top notch quality as always, my man.

[@syrelian]

I feel like this could have covered the "You can't have a anti-air in the situation you're in that is reliable" issue, like Vega can suffer, where you need to get to and look for a different approach entirely, like Air-to-Air Otherwise, excellent as always

[@pressbuttonwin]

Fair point!

[@hoong7714]

i'm getting into SFV and this series of videos helped me alot. Thank you for the quality content

[@MikeScarbro]

I loved the IKEA instruction analogy. Spot on!

[@dhamstervidya]

as someone who recently put together a ton of ikea furniture, this killed me

[@viniciosantos]

Great series, such great content

[@rick2402]

such a fantastic series, i've learned so much, please don't stop!

[@rick2402]

Maybe do one on applying these concepts to 3d fighting games?

[@katsutama]

TOP fighting games content, thanks!

[@xin2668]

Thanks for making this! Super helpful for a beginner like me. Would like to see some advise on 3D fighting games like Tekken DOA Soulcalibre!

[@skittlz111]

3:33 "I'm so fucked..." lol

[@CrossbowBeta]

Top tier content

[@IVPixel]

good shit mate

[@Minastir1]

Extremely good series, but I'd like to point out that not winning a game in a year in a smaller game is an exaggeration. The lower playerbase also means that the community usually does it's own matchmaking and you'll have to join discord servers or play locally to find people who are at your level. While toughing it out against random people you find in lobbies can be done, it's usually easier to join a community that has players of the game you want to play.

[@tochumaru0303]

thanks a lot for making this

[@Juunniorrr]

Hello! How's it going? Just wanted to thank you for making these videos, they're incredibly helpful and I hope you can keep making them. I can't give much monetary support, given the global economy situation everyone's facing, but I did hit the like and subscribe! Hope that helps you in the future (:

[@FlameEcho]

Hmm I think the jump from 2->3 misses a big potential problem. You have incorrectly identified the problem. For example when you need to find ways to avoid getting into the situation instead of trying to find ways to deal with the situation.

[@felix_xb]

What's the source of the clip at 4:15

[@pressbuttonwin]

From JCVD classic, Bloodsport!

[@lemonbread8019]

Guilty gear cons: All the players are really good and you will lose a lot Guilty Gear pros: You're playing Guilty Gear Evens out IMO.

[@pressbuttonwin]

I've been playing nothing but +r lately (god damn it's brutal though lol)

[@esmonitor]

@@pressbuttonwin Have you played strive?

[@ividboy7616]

4:00 ehh, there are new players in every game, you just gotta ask around in discords or something

[@mrosskne]

there aren't in killer instinct.