Wolfe Glick reacts to Wolfe Glick winning Pokemon World Championships
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WolfeyVGC I’m an audio engineer and at the beginning you asked what “this thing” in front the mic does. It’s called a pop filter and it displaces the air from plosives ( P and B sound that move a lot of air) to stop the microphone from being super boomy and shitty. Thanks for making videos and I’m glad I could do something for you in return
Watched until the end. Love you wideos
Finn Kelley what no it doesn’t, it catches the air you’re throwing at it with your diaphragm and stops that air from bottoming out the compressor
New wideo?
nice. when i commented it had 69 likes btw
Taken from Jonathan's team report:
"Also, on a side note. On one turn I looked up at Wolfe while I was timering him, and he had finished his move and was just staring really hard at me. It kinda freaked me out, so I looked back at my DS. 20 seconds later I looked up again, and Wolfe had not moved one centimeter. This was the most disoriented I had ever been at Worlds."
Wolfe Bad Ass
Source?
Thanks
Jonathan's Attack fell
@Joshua Lebrun Jonathan's confidence fell!
Immotommi thank you!
Me: Wolfe Glick is some kind of Pokemon super genius. He can hard read opponents and go for plays as if he knows exactly what his opponent is thinking.
Wolfe Glick: So here I chose the wrong move, and it worked out well for me and it looks like I did a super cool hard read but it was completely by mistake.
just like Folagor did to him at London International 2016, but in that case was because Folagor doesn't even dominate type chart
When you parry a move in Smash on accident but your enemy commends it. “Hehe lol, ye, am good”
alexa holy shit I found you
@@samuellin8905 When you have a reputation for picking well thought out moves and not going for reads... Nobody predicts you to make a mistake. So if you think about it, its sort of a natural consequence of his playstyle that his mistakes look like reads.
Why not many comments?
Commentators: *complimenting wolfey's skill*
Wolfey: I think that's where I lost my water bottle...
Relatable 100
Bruh
I left
Old Wolfey: the villain in a kids movie
Wolfey now: the nerdy and a bit older friend that the kids call for when they need help in that same kids movie
I would like but I don’t wanna ruin the number
@@deadchannel8613 Well now you can.
Lex Hammond nooooo why’d you ruin it :(
character development
Nah, Wolfe was just using Pressure.
wolfe in wideos: :3
wolfe at pokemon championships 2016 looking at his opponent: >:(
real life intimidate
@Spencer Duggan did you mean *where?
Also, he wasn't using his glasses, so he didn't see a shit, but it was for the intimidation to work properly... It is all about strategy.
@Gregory Mirabella if u knew what he meant why did u have to point that out, god I hate these types of stupid comments
@@anasanam6812 because i don't know what he means.
Christian Fuenzalida but Incineror still intimidates while wearing safety goggles🤔😏
It’s amazing how Wolfe de-aged over the years
Jooj Paulo HONESTLYYYY HAHAHAH TRUTH 🙏🏻
Went full Benjamin button!
Jooj Paulo It was all the stress over trying to win
How old is wolf?
I’m glad it ain’t just me 😂. Dude looks like he’s 32 in 2016.
"Sorry, I know this is probably more in-depth than you guys care about..."
Not at ALL! This is insider baseball from a world champion! We're 100% fascinated, I promise!
For real, wolfe explaining everything that went on in his head is making me understand the plays and match A LOT better!
yea bro this so helpful to us all
(possibly unpopular opinion, but who cares) This >>>>> specs incineroar
I love hearing about what's going on in peoples heads when there doing something
I clicked the video because I wanted some in-depth analysis
Okay so from this reaction here's what I gathered
-Old Wolfe looks like he just escaped prison and finds no more joy in living
-Old old Wolfe hated top cut
-Wolfey has friends and felt pressured by them
-Wolfey is addicted to facebook
-Brendan Zheng took 2 years to beat the Delta Episode
-Jonathan talks too much mid-match
-Wolfey had a tourney butler
-Jonathan had a tourney butler
-Wolfey doesn't want people to type out links
-Commentary was biased
-Commentary was mind reading Wolfey
-Wolfey liked using intimidate in-game and in real life
-Wolfey can't count handshakes
-Wolfey can't remember health points
-Wolfey won a game off of a misread
-Wolfey johns about his 2nd place in 2012
-Wolfey needs to drink more water
probably missed some stuff, but this is what stood out to me as important.
Thank you for your service, I still watched the whole video lol
What is a tourney Butler?
Agreed
best comment
@@lucassilva9237 a tournament butler… a butler for a tournament
Wolfe: "this video is so long, I hope you don't mind"
Also Wolfe: "ONE HOUR INTRO"
*wideo
He said video!
Prime Eraser y do you use w?
Wolf says wideo for some reason
@@dalfo3018 its a meme on channel where he replaces v's with w and g's with j
in four years, we should have "wolfe glick reacts to wolfe glick reacts to wolfe glick winning pokémon world championships"
Yeeeees
WolfeyVGC is that a promise?
And the new championships
Does that mean a 4 hour video? Nice
Nah its definately gonna be a 365 day vid
I literally know nothing about Pokemon, stumbled across this video, then proceeded to watch and enjoy every second of it. Nice job man, super interesting!
Thank you!
you should play! the actual games are much less involved than this
Same! I played Pokémon as a kid. Started with Red, then Yellow, then Silver and Gold. After that, I stopped playing for whatever reason.
For some reason, this video was recommended, and I watched a 1.5 hr video of two guys I’ve never heard of play a game with Pokémon I’ve never seen (besides Gengar).
Still enjoyed it. Might get have to catch up on all the new gen games I never played.
@@robertrussell9680 me too! Lol I played red and my brother had blue. He played silver and I played gold. We also used to play the N64 games too and they were so much fun. I forgot the name of the party game one. And also snap lol
I was hesistant at first to get back into pokemon, cause I skipped like 5 gens I think? Lol but I had a switch that I got for Zelda botw, and thought, why not? So I got Shield... Honestly, it was so much fun to get back into pokemon again! 😂🤓🤪❤️😇
If you enjoyed any of the original Gameboy pokemon games, I think you'd like the newer ones too. Well, speaking for shield and sword. Idk about the other ones and Idk if I'll play anymore of those either. Who knows. But I don't regret getting shield. It's soo much fun lol it's even cooler when you find out that there's different game exclusives and this and that.
Also, the dlc is worth it if you were wondering... I was literally watching and researching the pros and cons of getting it and haven't regretted it! So much more content to make the game interesting, and more easier to do some things. Also introduces more pokemon and areas to the world. A bunch of stuff besides what I mentioned.
I think it's great for passing time and playing with friends or someone else who has it. You can also trade and battle with other people online.
Bruh the god responded to you
How
U don’t even like pkmn and Wolfe acknowledged you?!?
SENPAI WOLFE NOTICE ME BRUH WTF
Ezrael: "1 Egg hatched"
Wolfey" "302 Eggs hatched"
Both rookie numbers
@@finnafishfl maybe for shiny hunting but for iv breeding once you get a 6iv ditto it’s pretty easy from there
@@Skylark0000 breedibg with hacked dittos is shameful! Lolol jk but I refused to do it. I used to use friend safari dittos and had like every IV spread for every egg group lol
@@finnafishfl Well RNG manipulated perfect dittos aren’t hacked, so I imagine thats what most competitive players would use.
Ezrael: "0 PP up"
Wolfey: "3 PP up"
sorry.
Remember kids, you’re not reading, you’re “covering options”.
At the risk of over-analysing a potentially non-serious comment, this is exactly one of the things Wolfe does to be great. I think a lot of people approach Pokémon thinking it's a game of how to out-predict your opponent, which it might be at lower levels of play when the opponent is bad and going for obvious moves. But at a high level, your opponent isn't bad and isn't going for obvious moves. You can try and "predict" what they will do, and the may predict your prediction, or you may end up "over-predicting" something. It ends up very messy. The trick is not try and predict what your opponent will do, but to cover for what they could do.
On the contraire, every time I cover options I'm just going to say it was a hard read
@@Naxtor72 thats the trick. when your playing your covering option. but when you tell the story it was all hard reads
@@boo453 In singles, it's definitely much more about predicting but covering options is still very important.
I can’t watch the video right now because I’m covering options a book
Most watch this finals for the gameplay
But only intellectuals watch it for the Wolfe face at the prediction.
:)
:D
And because views are good for the RUclips algorithm
Just remember it wasn’t predictions it was “covering options”
That's the day I became a Wolfey fan lolz.
Fun fact; That Tinyurl sign that you can see at 28:10 sends you to a Rick roll. I hope that person is happy that they were Rick roll me about 5 years later
It got me too
Don't click on random links kids.
it sent me to the tinyurl website, showed me the redirect link and i just sighed and clicked the redirect link to give the man what he wanted.
7 years... aye
53:47 When all you wanted was to be a cute little mouse but now you're in the most competitive world championship match with a flying snake god on your side against a fish with oversized fins and a roided out dinosaur.
It took me longer then i want to admit to figure out you were talking about the raichu
Po the Raichu in the Legendary palace, 2016 colorized.
the evolution of pikachu surrounded by 3 of the strongest mons in pokemon competitive history (excluding xerneas and smeargle)
He was just doing his best
What a coincidence. Or there is no coincidence. 😮
Wolfe 🏅Wolfe
LOL
Wolfe: Thanks for the gold kind Wolfe
It’s scary that I (and others) know exactly which meme you’re referencing, despite the emoji being literally the only thing that could possibly give it away.
Who gets it has been on the internet way too much
Wolfe for president?
"again, it wasn't a read. i was just covering options." the modesty and honesty
The fact that Brandon Zheng had to finish the fucking delta episode between rounds just to unlock M-Ray mid tourney is honestly hilarious
Man had 2 years to finish it and yet he didn’t.
Late comment, but wanted to say, this was the first VGC Championship Set I ever watched, and you were my first world champion. This set almost single-handedly got me into competitive pokemon, and I’ve been following you ever since. You’ve been an incredible influence. Also, stop apologizing for the long wideo length. This is EXACTLY what I wanted to watch.
i got into competitive because I wanted to win and I was tired of losing
@@unbound2424.
Now that’s character development.
@@BupPotato facts dude is about to get his own 0 to hero anime
@@erimercado7700 i think we found the next world champion
@@pumpkinkurbis Wolfe should mentor him
Typically reaction videos are pretty dumb, but this is more of a play by play analysis. You provide more insight than someone just "reacting" to a video.
Yes but people click on it more if I title it reaction
It’s like seeing into his brain
Gigantamax Brain
😊😊
Sees a 1 and a half hour Wolfey wideo, 'well, that's me busy for next hour and a half'. I'm only ten mins in and know it's going to be amazing. Thanks for this, Wolfe 😁
:)
Spoiler: it was, in fact, amazing.
@@CJ-rx5fi lol it was indeed
Man, this story could go straight into the pokémon anime and it'd fit perfectly. Beating your best friend in the semi-final, the weight of everyone who helped you along the way on your shoulders, and a nail-bitingly close finals match.
Except, you actually won the world championship. Loved the wideo!
Wasn’t his best friend at the time
@@ZBatt1 yes, but he beat him with the power of future friendship!
With the rival from gen 1 theme no less lol
Hearing the backstories, emotions, and experiences during and before this match makes it even more amazing to watch. I remember watching this live and being thrilled that you won (and how crazy everyone went when they realized why you had that now-iconic expression, lmao).
I first learned about you when you were a guest in one of Aaron's videos (I think it featured a Charizard Y + Venusaur Pledge team?) back in 2015, and it's amazing to see how far you've come and how much success you're experiencing.
I stopped playing VGC in mid-2018 after becoming incredibly frustrated that I hadn't won any events over four different formats. I got back into Pokemon when Sword and Shield came out, and started playing VGC again last month. I remember I was on Twitch and had your channel recommended to me in the sidebar. I didn't know that you streamed, so I immediately followed. A couple weeks later, I tuned into one of your lesson/lecture streams about "getting started in VGC," and your stream was the push that got me playing again. Pokemon was a huge part of my childhood, and being able to play it to this day and meet new people who share the same passion for it is an amazing experience for me.
I know I'm not really anybody, but thanks for all the wholesome and honest content over the years. Your dedication to the game and its community really shows.
This is the most beautiful Pokemon comment I've ever read
@@Akyure bless
Not gonna lie, I was kinda worried I made it *too* much, but I'm glad to see that it's not
We need a Pokemon documentary like the Smash doc.
@@somebonehead Wholesome competitive pocket monsters youtube channel comment *o*
10/10 would read wholesome experiences again. I hope the VGCs have been going good :)
This Could be 3 hours and I'd still watch every second. The World Champ giving full detailed analysis on his championship match? We are all richer for having this. Thank you.
Totally agree, hated when he said he wouldn't talk anymore of the previous night and how they build the team :( could watch a 5 hour long wideo just about that, no match needed.
Facts
Wolfe: this wideo is so long I hope you guys don’t mind
Me: I’m essential on house arrest
How are you essential on house arrest?
Sha Bala hey man, you can’t have a house arrest without someone under house arrest. The someone part is very essential
Anton Nabadnamer basically
ya know, reading Jonathan's report, I realized how impactful a lot of the decisions made in this game were. Jonathan mentions several points where he talks about missing the obvious decisions, such as protecting in front of swords dance, when using eruption would have won him the second game, or how if he had just spent an hour to double check his spreads and fix his gengar's evs, he'd have a 25% chance to survive origin pulse in game two, meaning he'd have the ability to maintain weather control. It really is absolutely insane how much work is put in to be on that stage, and how deserved it truly is. Congrats Wolfe, I can without a doubt say that you've proven yourself.
How to comp players change evs like that in the tournament tho, do they change them in legit ways or do they hack
@Booba I think Jonathan meant double-checking his spread before the tournament. You’re right that you can’t change anything about your team once you lock it in, and nobody cheats/hacks to do so; it’s impossible. But Origin Pulse is a really common move he could have calc’d and optimized his spread for, he only realized that in hindsight.
I don't play competitively at all so thank you so much for making the huge excitement of that match accessible to me.
Actual Pokemon master loves my Pokemon comment -- makes this one of the best days ever. Thank you Wolfe Glick!
Day seven of asking my guy WolfeyVGC: build the Eiscue team. #cuecrew
:O
Yes pls
#CueCrew >:)
#cuecrew
better be choice specs
Wolfey: *is super methodical and strategic about avoiding RNG, making sure not to bet a World Championship on move accuracy*
Aaron: I've taught you well
28:10 Clicked on link, sent to RUclips, mad props to the lad who decided to Rick Roll everyone watching the match
It was funny
I am Jafar can’t believe you are jafar.
LOL didn't notice this until I read your comment
Legit these casters are fantastic, there's not many esports where the casters can actually live explain to the audience the thought process that the players themselves are actually going through.
The most iconic turn, and it was basically a "bad play".
Somehow that makes it even better!
Pokemon needs to make an anime except it’s not in the Pokémon universe but in the real world and it’s about vgc. I feel like that would be interesting.
I was fantasizing about a vgc format gym league set in galar with Wolfey as the champion recently. It's important to mention that Wolfe keeps winning against challengers with stupid meme sets that they dont know how to deal with.
So they should just hold a vgc tournament ?
Yeah they do that bud.
Sounds like Gundam Build Fighters, great idea.
@@sirocco2810 no he's saying they should make an anime about vgc
i think it would be really interesting if it was still in the pokemon universe, but it was very heavily focused on calculations and numbers and uses the vgc format
Dude I literally watches 52 minutes of this video without even knowing. Your in depth analysis of each play actually makes this very entertaining to watch.
It's called a pop filter. Basically it filters out any strong "p" "b" and "t" sounds that normally sound really loud and obnoxious in recording. Basically you'll just sound really good lol
Caesar Bryant oh, I thought it was to protect the mic from spit🤣🤣
@@bepe4279 that is its true purpose in audio production. It originally was used with ribbon microphones to 'filter' out anything from entering the mechanism. The way to remove hard 'p' sounds, is to use correct mic technique. Now pop filters are used because they slightly remove those sounds, which makes it easier for amateurs.
Louie Hills sick!
Technically, does it do both?
@@bepe4279 oh it definitely does both 🤣
Oh cool
1:18:45 What you were all waiting for
Thank you
That one always makes me laugh 😂
Thanks
Thanks man
Thanks
"This is a long one for me"
Future Wolfey: laughs in 4 hours of Glaceon
"And Wolfe was wearing glasses, to show that time had passed."
i understood that reference and that makes me feel vewwy special :]
33:34 "Sorry this is probably more in depth than you guys care about but I'm gonna talk about it." - Literally me to all my friends when I talk about Pokemon, even the friends who do play. I would like to just sit and talk to Wolfey for a few hours about this stuff, I don't get bored of it.
Fr
i love how much caos Wolfeys "wideos" used to be, I MISS IT!
anyone notice how wolfes handler went to give him a high-five after he won and was left hanging
Oof
Poor guy
Nodody:
Wolfey: “ I think I lost that water bottle at that tournament”
😂😂😂
Love you man ❤️
The only player to admit losing his bottle!
I took a thirty minute nap and came back. It’s still the intro.
XD
1:26:35 RIP to the Judge who Wolfey left hanging lol
Yikes...I cringed for him
Jotaro Kujo, what are you doing here?
@@RamdozaCh Watching my favorite vgc champion.......yare yare daze
NOOOOO poor judge!!!!
Drink the pain away judge.
I’m 33 minutes in and honestly your analysis of turn 1 just made me realise how incredibly good at Pokemon you have to be to get to a good competitive level. Wow man. Well done.
"for a minute I thought Meowth was in my room, I'm like, what's that?" he's lost it
So when Wolfe does The Face on The Turn, everyone focuses on him, but looking at Jonathan when he SDs, that's the face of a man who knows he's screwed.
I'm not a Pokemon player, but these videos are fascinating to hear the background and strategy behind everything. Would definitely watch more of these!
Been a fan since just before the big blow up and I've seen all your videos now. This was kind of a big deal to watch, it feels special to have you talk us through your most career defining moment. Thank you Wolfe, that was awesome.
35 minutes in:
“We are ready for Game 1 of the finals!”
Making mistakes yet it pays off? I prefer the term:
“Calculated Risk”
Bro wolfey looks badass back then holy shit. I’ve never seen a more looking gangsta Pokémon trainer then Wolfey bro.
Love your vids man, you are the main reason I got into competitive pokemon!
WolfeyVGC Although you may have ruined my sleep schedule lol
All free time is now diverted to Pokémon time
Honestly this was the first VGC match I ever watched, and I don't think I'd be so into the scene if it wasn't for this match. You immediately became my favorite competitor and I decided that half the reason I wanted to play was to battle against you ( as corny as that sounds) I was fortunate enough to battle you on the ladder this year where you made on hard read and smacked me, and I just use it as motivation to strive to get better because I try to set high standards for myself and I don't enjoy losing, so thank you Wolfey for really getting me into the scene that I have come to enjoy so much!
VGC is such a bizarre format to me because you can see Primal Groudon next to Primal Kyogre up against Raichu and Hitmontop in a world championship match, and the guy with the Raichu and Hitmontop wins.
Wolfey: This wideo's so long I hope you don't mind,
Me in isolation watching his back catalogue to fill out my days: ... ... ...
Over a year and a half later this is one of my favourite wideos to come back to. The analysis, the gameplay, it all comes together perfectly. I’ve watched it too many times to count at this point. To me, this game encapsulates all the things I love about vgc and I’m glad that you brought a spotlight on it
28:32 that handshake looks almost like a painting lmao. Wolfe seems calm, collected whereas the newcomer jonathan evans is like reaching out from his seat to meet his hand, looks a bit more thrown off lol. IDK I just find the body language funny
This wideo was amazing Wolfey! I love hearing about what's going on in your head, especially during these super competitive matches. Helps us new players learn and get better at the game
This was super helpful for learning a proper mindset in both battling and team building. I also like the retrospective on past sets, since it gives insight into your "correct" plays and the "perfect" plays, and how many times both of those align for you.
I love how someone had to play the delta episode the entire day just so they could mega evolve Rayquaza.
I've said it before, I'll say it again; someone really needs to just make an anime out of this at this point. It has everything.
Promise with a friend to win worlds
Battle with said friend in the top 4
You guys and your pokeball necklace during worlds
Aaron commentating
It just all needs to be an anime.
Watched the whole thing man I’m really happy for you Wolfe. You accomplished your dreams bud nothing in the world could be more valuable than that. Respect man you’re a legend.
You are my new inspiration dude, I've gotten into VGC heavily this past year. Went backwards learned to gen in oras and USUM. Made 5 sets last night with PKSM. Thanks for being a champ wolf
Wolfey, no need to apologize for the length of the video! It’s really informative and the details are super helpful. You really help us get into the thought process of a champion. People who care about this stuff will watch the entire video. It’s good content!
I absolutely LOVE the in-depth insight! Thanks for the vid Wolfey, always hoped I’d get to see you cover your worlds win :)
Amazing video, the play by play commentary was really interesting. I love how a large part of the matchup between teams with Pokémon like Mega Gengar, Mega Rayquaza and the primals was the dynamic of Raichu vs. Manectric! The resulting Rayquaza/Kyogre lead was really cool.
I've watched this match so many times, but it's even more amazing to hear what your thought process was in the moment! Awesome wideo Wolfey, I'd love to see more wideos like this for sure
This is incredible content, Wolfe. You're such an admirable guy and I love hearing the story of your success from your POV.
Thanks for covering this match man i've been following you since just after the time you won it and didn't even follow VGC at the time so I'm glad I finally got to see it. Great content buddy!
Watched it all the way through. Man, I could listen to you talk about things for EVER, honestly, you're so nice to listen to and you're always so interesting or funny with everything you say
You should also react to the 2015 italian national final , in wich Pardini won with a 1hp Bisharp
:O
Can you link it? Can't seem to find it...
@@jonathanbernhard5418 search 2015 italian national vgc
I was watching this live in the middle of the night (Germany timezone) and back then I wasn't that good at competitive thinking, but watching you're reactions in the facecam made me feel like I understood what was going on. Still one of the best matches I've ever seen!
I can't explain just how much valuable information this format provided.
I hope you get back to it sometime cause its pure gold
Wolfey, i just want to say thank you man. Your hard work and determination in regards to competitive pokemon has truly fueled my desire to partake and grow as a battler/strategist. I am doing some good things in ORAS 4v4 FLAT and 6V6 singles. Keep it up Champ!
28:08 The link leads to a Rick Roll lol
I can confirm
yeah I tried it
He said dont do it lol
C’mon guys you need to comment something like “I really thought this was a Rickroll” so people visit the link.
these videos that go over very important pokemon matches are super interesting and entrataining. you should do it for every final honestly
Wofle, amazing video. In-depth, backstory, thought process. Loved every bit of it, Please continue making videos like this too
Actually really loved the video. I enjoy the long videos where you explain the thought processes behind everything and provide more context to high level gameplay. Would love to see more
I quite enjoy the longer video and detailed breakdown/context for what's happening. I hope you have a great rest of your day
Great video Wolfe, haven't seen it yet but it's probably true lol
:)
*wideo
I usually don’t comment on wideos but I feel that this one deserves it. It was so interesting to hear about someone’s in depth, play by play feeling while playing in such a high stakes Pokémon match and I could hear that you were very happy to relive it. I would love to see you analyze other big matches in your career. Keep up the good work! :)
This was an amazing experience, thank you so much for sharing!
This battle got me into vgc and is the reason I like it so much. The story, the commentary and above all that play and Wolfey looking at the camera, that was just *chef’s kiss*
I like how when he watches himself make a decision, he says "I agree" like my boy, thats you! 😂
this is literally perfectly in depth... this is the content some of us are looking to see, AND its long, so you get paid more for it. dont ever stop super analysis
BEAUTIFUL insight !!! This is the match that got me into VGC. I was a casual for 18years until I saw this match ( I'm 26 now ) . This match made me learn EVs , IVs , predictions , foresight AND hindsight . I appreciate you Wolfey . You changed my life FOREVER . Now I'm the person who teaches others about wise plays and preparing for the end game . THANK YOU WOLFEY !!! Can't wait to see you win worlds again !!!!!! Can't wait to see you in the finals !!!!!
Listening to this man dissect his own finals match is insane. The level of detail and explanation is incredible.
wolfe saying "wideo" does something weird to my heart rate.
Loved this video! Please do more of these analysis videos, it really shows how your thought process goes during these kinds of battles!
I watched the video of your Worlds win back in december 19 for the first time out of couristy cause I started playing VGC this year and wanted to know how my fav content creator achieved it. Now today is my third time watching it and it blows me away more each time as I understand more and more about pokemon. Thanks for doing pokemon YT content and belated gratz on being the 2016 Pokemon VGC Masters Division World Champion. :)
This game was what really got me into VGC despite the meta. Thanks always Wolfey
Shoutouts to Aaron Cybertron Zheng! Great dood, so cool to hear that the two of you have been best Pokemon buds since the beginning :D
I love watching people who are really good at something break down their thought process and then to watch you break down basically yourself was extremely fascinating. You mentioned many times how long the video was going to be but if you hadn't said anything, I wouldn't have noticed lol. Thank you for not just this video but for all your videos
I don’t usually bother commenting, but damn, I love these analysis videos. This is peak Wolfey imo. Please don’t worry about going too long, and please continue this “series.” Hearing your unfiltered thought process during these watershed matches is invaluable. I’d love to hear you talk about 2012, or really any match - whether or not you were in it - for that matter. Not only do I really just enjoy spending an hour or so with you, but these videos give me a chance to grasp VGC’s history. Thanks Wolfe, you’re awesome, and I’m super glad you get to do this full-time.
Really love this content, love all the analysis, brings a lot to mind for even new players. Well informative!
I was actually there for this event! It was what inspired me to get into competitive, It took a few years to get to the point where I had enough time to start, but I'm competing in my first (unofficial) tournament in a week or so now and I owe it all to this match!
Can I get an update on your journey?
Hey Wolfey, hope you’re doing well and having a great day! 😊 Just finished watching you win the Players Cup 2!! I’m so happy for you!! Such a truly masterful display Wolfey!! Really congratulations man!! Was rooting for you the whole way and I think I speak for all of us when I say that we’re so proud of you!! 🎉🎉🎉🎊🎊🎊