Watch This If You Second Guess Yourself

[@ronrambokim]

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[@saksuye]

Because of bad teammates, I had stopped following my gut feeling and intuition, but concluded it was a better decision to take these chances whenever they arrived and learn from them in case I failed. Glad to hear I'm going through the right path. Thank you for your dedication into making these videos!

[@iliya3580]

I also have this issue where I force myself to play the “right” way, which ends up making me feel uncomfortable

[@barsk1]

great points! i see constantly people struggling with decision making and especially in hectic situations. also some people telling others what to do mid scenario usually results horribly. i learned very quickly to just trust my myself and do my best. and i always tell my friends who im playing with to not listen what others tell you to do and just go with you think is the right decision and almost everytime after that round ends we speak quickly about what happened, what we did right and what could we do differently and the best part of this method is to see my friends and me as well improve constantly. The mental aspect of the game is as important as the in game aspect. And what many people especially young people i see that are afraid of making a mistake in any situations is that i always go by the words "you learn the best from mistakes" ps. your channel will grow big very soon and i hope to see you in a new gig at the pro scene soon!

[@ronrambokim]

I agree! Thanks :)

[@xlonewolfx999]

Your videos are very informative and the application of the topics you speak aren't just limited to gaming but also to real life in general.

[@ronrambokim]

Thank you 👍. I do try to teach things that can be used beyond gaming when applicable!

[@LubuisLchannel]

This tip made me so much better with retaking site and clutching rounds

[@ronrambokim]

👍

[@KiNGDiSMaY]

I've been doing this recently and got a 40 bomb on CSGO. Cheers.

[@ronrambokim]

Great to hear!

[@larsjansen4245]

Fun fact: you're intuition is based on more information than conscious thought. I think this is why this tip works so well.

[@bladerabhishek9429]

So helpful video please make more videos sir please

[@prodbyifti]

Loving these videos rambo.Please keep em coming!

[@jamesloughlin7584]

Keep em coming Rambo!

[@ronrambokim]

:D

[@polhikkii2431]

03:09 More importantly, driving like that would never allow you to learn about downshifting and engine breaking, this giving you even less options and, morenoften that not, putting you in even more risk.

[@jakerjkl6347]

Thanks man, this helps a lot with rocket league. If I wait half a second, even less sometimes, then I miss the chance to challenge or shoot and therefore missing a chance for us to score and handing it and leaving it to the opponent

[@MidgardCS]

Please make video about settings( res etc havent seen a good one but im quite sure you can deliver!)

[@andrasensefps]

hello coach, i'm so enthusiast in FPS ;). i hope this is a good question for you. 1. how to notice and read the enemy strategy if the enemy team can counter our strats after a couple of rounds?. Sometimes my team is struggling after our strat is completely noticed by enemy 2. How to keep our consistency and stable performance in FPS games?. Sometimes i hate myself if i have a unconsistency performance. 3. As a player, how to keep a positive mentality to ourselves after we had a couple of lost streak match 4. In your opinion, which warm-up is better before playing competitive? Aim practice by using workshop map or just doing a lot of deathmatch for 1 or 2 hours. Don't forget to include your reason xD 5. how to deal with a poor mentality teammates, for example toxic player who always giving up easily even after I tried my best to motivate him tp playing better in next rounds? I play in SEA server and I tired if I find a poor teammates like this xD maybe you can give some tips to solve this. 6. When we shoot a enemy, do we need to always aim at the head or always aim at the body at the entire match? because i think that many players died easily bcz a bad crosshair placement or feeling burden of "must headshot" obsession Ok i think that's all my questions to you, maybe later i send a newer question again. I'm ur subscriber from Indonesia hehe xD

[@Shrey1g]

Bruh! He is already making and made some of those videos to answer Ur questions

[@leferraille7207]

1. Try a different strat, Remember enemy positions from last round, try to read their strat as well. Remember where they used their nades most and how they retake. 2. Take Breaks from the game if you're playing too much, Warmup and practice if you're playing too little. 3. Learn from your mistakes by reviewing the demo of that match. 4. (imo) Workshop map as it doesn't give a rush in, It's ok to die mentality that might slip in one of your games. 5. If you can't keep them up, Keep yourself up. It's not over till it's over. If you think you're gonna have to carry, Tell yourself that you WILL carry. Don't demoralize yourself, or anyone on your team by telling them that you're gonna lose the game. 6. With head-on Aim duels, Try to go for the head on the first few shots, If it just misses, go for the spray. You can body while spraying because it's easier and can work with multiple targets that didn't clear your position when going by.

[@bbnew1907]

Nice vid man, keep it up :D

[@ronrambokim]

Thank you :)

[@koba8559]

love those driving analogies, keep it going man whose aug is this?

[@kurtlourenco5843]

He is right about there being a window of opportunity and if you hesitate even a second that window might be gone and if you force it after the fact, it might not go well. I don't necessarily agree with always trusting ur gut and intuition tho. If we're in a man up situation 90% of the time it's not needed for any risky play. If your in a man down situation and you see an opportunity to even the numbers or get free map control, allowing u to stack the other site. Obv those are good plays and someone has to make them to be able to win the round in a 4v5 most of the time. I think always trusting your gut is something you can only do if you're a very experienced player for it to work out for you most of the time. It's also not something you'd want from everyone in a team. Most of the time you'd want the stars to be able to do this and make these plays if seen but I think you shouldn't have 5 people just trusting their gut and going for unnecessary risks. Saying to always trust your gut is way to general and you should think about the decisions you make. Ideally you don't want to be thinking to much mid game but just constantly making good/smart plays will bring a consistency that always trusting your gut wont give you. You can still make gut/intuition plays when needed but taking them every time seems like it'd build bad habits.

[@Shrey1g]

In face it pugs and mm you can allow urself to trust gut and intuition sometimes to make plays if it goes wrong u will atleast learn from Ur mistakes and hopefully avoid them when it does matter

[@iPlayOnSpica]

Imo if your team has the manpower advantage, then your gut instinct should be to play safe. I've had moments where I almost made a risky play but at the last second regrouped with my team, and we ultimately won. Often, it wasn't an exciting win since the action went elsewhere, but I'll take that over a death or a round loss.

[@mickpoletti]

Love the videos man keep it up!

[@ronrambokim]

Thanks Mick

[@jaysboredman]

I like the pace you talk in. I've noticed you talked about your worries and insecurities when you make youtube videos, i hope you know some people prefer your content. I notice your attention detail, you should put more philosophy in to your videos.

[@ronrambokim]

Thanks Jay

[@coltonpearson_]

I love your videos so much thank you for making these

[@John-sp9if]

Thanks again coach , Finally someone is making videos about mental and mechanical strength instead of f*cking text color mod BS

[@Ahrone1586]

When i play overwatch and have absolute confidence i always do what my guts wants and i win, yesterday i reach diamond 4 after starting playing for a month. But the times i was "shy" or lost confidence in myself and play like everyone tell me to play i lose a lot.

[@mako_hd]

I'm more so watching this because you dish out quality content. :^)

[@ronrambokim]

Thanks Mako, glad you're enjoying it ♥

[@stephen5521]

Hi Rambo, do you do paid coaching sessions? Would like to ask some general questions that I can't really find answers to online

[@yashpashar4758]

Stephen Ryan it’s in the video description

[@stephen5521]

​@@yashpashar4758 Ah, didn't expect that

[@codymedeiros1299]

Very true. My friends are always backseat gaming and almost every time I listen to them I get rekt.

[@MidheimOfficial]

great video :D

[@ronrambokim]

Tyty

[@Muftaay]

This is probably even more true for rocket league than it is for CSGO. and I keep failing at it and then the enemy is a split second faster because I doubted myself for a second =/ Overthinking is probably my biggest enemy, let's hope this video helps me ^^

[@iwelvi]

3:30 ty :')

[@salehkhalid4918]

Amazing video

[@ronrambokim]

Ty Saleh!

[@Sjogras]

How to deal with toxic players?

[@ronrambokim]

I'll make a video on this... It's unfortunate that we can't all just play the game and have fun

[@iamabominati0n970]

you don't. just do your thing and ignore idiots while not being one yourself.

[@DrGetgood]

​@@ronrambokim That sounds like an assumptive statement; a logical fallacy. Many people find "toxicity" fun, in the modern sense. There's nothing wrong with this. Individuals are more than capable of ignoring such things, as opposed to choosing to be affected by other people's words and actions. So when one gets upset at a "toxic" player, they have only them self to blame. As individuals we are more than capable of choosing to ignore such things. Fun is subjective and is experienced in many ways. Furthermore, the argument of "one shouldn't have fun at the expense of other's fun", is an illogical assumption. There is no evidence that suggests you should not be allowed to have fun at another's expense, given that fun and entertainment is subjective to the person in question at that moment. To suggest so would be an emotive statement and thus void of reason and credibility. If you are upset by another player's toxicity then realize that this is how they have fun. Perhaps this is making it un-fun for you then, right? Then simply, *do not be affected by it.* And now they are no longer having fun, whilst you still are. It's a zero sum game, and it's simplicity at it's finest.

[@Rainin90utside]

@@DrGetgood Actually, it isn't okay to verbally abuse people. Very basic lesson we teach to children

[@InsaneActual]

i feel like im always making risky plays...i get killed in stupid ways alot just because another player backpeddles and maybe baits me in....does anyone have advice? i find this happening alot? idk i may just be to aggressive of a player i always go for the kill and i average a 1.8KD

[@hach1koko]

Sometimes I don't know why I take the decision that I take but it often turns out to be the correct one, feels like having a sixth sense Seems like in some occasions your subconscious is doing the thinking for you but doesn't bother explaining it to you.

[@ronrambokim]

When we play, both our conscious and subconscious is constantly absorbing information and then filtering out decisions

[@RevoYT]

Any thoughts on skill vs talent?

[@ronrambokim]

Skill is practiced, talent is natural

[@Mclovin10080]

Everytime I feel like nah you can't do it bro u noob

[@ronrambokim]

😆

[@SmediumL]

Shroud be the thicc-est streamer lowkey

[@logitr6000]

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