i can play against good players and lose for hours without getting tilted, but as soon as my mindset slips into "this guy is so bad" im doomed. Because at that point i wont be happy with winning against someone bad, and god help me if i lose.
I got down this the most when bad slayer got my opening and with brainless mashing. When i play GG, I am Playing. I not gonna destroy my opp, i go to my opp lvl, almost like talking with stranger. But this one stranger doesn't know much, but talk shit like he's right. Now im only at the point to say he's right or wrong only. He not the strongest character but he sure hold the most toxic. There always many type of people but just that many type of game character. i already play 1000 match on my holiday straight, circulating my bladder liquid back to my body. dint stop at anything. lose every time. win sometime but only one from two. sick for two day. get healthy and back to GG. Slayer came out i wanna quit but no. Dizzy came out wow.!, ??? fire spam so dumb slayer still dumb. play many match then. but now never since.
0:15 "A lot of Ups and Downs" Say that again... Edit: Great video. I struggle with some of these mindsets myself, especially with the "I lost the game" in a lot of matchups. But the main one is the "I'm not improving" as I just play games. I try to balance the research/practive/matches the best way I can so that I'm evolving every single time that I sit to play but it's not easy. Some stuff take more time to learn than others.
Speaking as someone whos also trying to get over shitty mental, I personally find that playing and putting hours into the characters that give me trouble to understand them better has helped a lot. Labbing interactions out after a play session is cool and all but getting a deeper understanding of the other characters by actually playing them in tower or the park feels great, its a nice perspective shift
This is a really good thing to talk about. I think what you’re speaking to is really common and those mindsets are what really can prevent people from growing.
This video is awsome and your only spitting facts I'm someone who is really moody and damn near Bipolar, and having the mindset of that I can just bruteforce my way to the top because I don't think I'm smart enough to lab stuff can make those moodswings have me start thinking that I shouldn't play fighting games. It also doesn't help that I've been playing Ram since day 1, a character notoriously easy, and get angry messages from people just cause I play Ram somewhat regularly really starts to get to you as well. And when stuff like that starts getting to you, you stop being able to perform things that you used to easily. I honestly considered to stop playing fighting games all together and didn for a fair few months. It wasn't until I found someone in my local area who also plays fighting games that I started feeling motivated again. I started changing the way I played. I started studying my match footage. I tried my best to stay calm and examine why I lost. I started to see hate messages as true victories over my opponent as I've won both against theire character and their mental. And most importantly, I set smaller goals for my self and stopped complaining. And because I did that I have had explosive growth over the past 2 months, and have gone from being perma stuck floor 10 wash up, to recently cracking top 100 Rams(online at least) A good mental really is the key to becoming better, and more people really should know it too
my mindset is really bad. i have cerebral palsy and i can't help but blame my disability for every misinput and i always get too hard on myself whenever i lose. i don't have the "goldfish memory" ability that other strive players have when shit hits the fan. i have of saying "well i lost" all the time, even if it's simply bursting at the start of the first round of the first game. i still adamantly believe i'm bad at the game i distinctly remember 3-2ing razzo at my local, just to get double 2-3'd in grands. i didn't even think about the fact that i won the first time or that i consistently get 2nd (often 1st if she's not entered). I don't even think about the fact that she praised me after, either. I just focus entirely on my fuckups and never on anything i do properly.
Ive heard about ur story. Truly inspiring what you've been able to do. I dont know how it feels from your POV but can truly only imagine. Just know I dont think anyone else has the mental strength to be able to do what you've done thus far. Most cant turn on the game after losing or feeling a decrease in their play. The fact your the face of NA Axl while in your condition is WOW. Praying for ur mental to stay up these days. Def wanna play u in the future brother. Keep goin!
@@DomiWurld i'm gonna try my best at frostys since top 48 isn't super unobtainable. it just feels insanely bad to lose to a misinput or struggle to do some things that people universally don't have issues doing at the highest level. it's hard NOT to blame my disability on stuff like that lol i can play whenever. i'm hardstuck 13-17th in tns and maybe i can eventually break through. my mental used to be way, way worse until i started consistently entering locals and winning them, and also getting 13th-17th consistently at tns. i'm trying not to take frostys seriously and focus on the social aspect since i don't get to drive and go around like other people so i'm trying to just focus on meeting people instead of sweating about winning or losing
first off i needed this refresher cus iv felt like iv been in "the slump" for awhile now and i have a habit of developing a negative mindset. one of the big things tho thats helped me is getting off twitter (i still go back i should prob delete the app) 😭 i play hc and johnny for the simple fact that i thought they were cool (i played them on release i didnt know what they would become i swear) and scrolling thru twitter people would say shit that made me feel like i was only winning because of my chars. the nail in the coffin is back when i first started playing guilty gear coming from smash in season 2 i fought hotashi and beat him with hc and that pissed him off so he banned me from his chat saying some other things i wont say. for a long time i felt like i didnt deserve my wins at all and it took me awhile to recover from that mentally but now i always have a sour taste in my mouth with the egos in this community when i just felt like i was enjoying the game
Getting off twitter would prob be best for all of us lmaooo. Egos will always be a thing but like I said its not for us to worry about. If ur making people mad with ur play then ur prob doing something right.
@ yeah i’m mainly over it now and iv stopped worrying about it thankfully. also off topic but would you recommend to grind tower to improve? or should i ask for games in discords and such? i’m at the point where i beat the average player but lose to top players and i don’t really have any practice partners 😅
I fought Ant in a mirror once in the middle of S3. I felt the time I spent in the game from the start of S1 had been invalidated. So I took a break, learned a few new things, and I feel I've gotten much better(not too much though)
Guilty gear is the only fg that healed me from any neg mindsets i had while playing any fighting game and made me appreciate everything, from the character i was playing to finding ways to get close and damaging my opponent
Bro for that last one, When i initially started playing Millia it took me so long for it to click man, and getting my ass constantly handed to me on top of that was so discouraging but then oneday i woke up and it all just made sense and i actually started improving with her. That and i took notes by watching walter
I had an issue of not mashing enough, or trying to read a burst that doesn't come. Sometimes slamming jab into rc is the currect move to get offense back and bursts don't come, don't always assume your opponent knows what you're doing
0:36 “or we’re playing bad characters trying to overcome difficult challenges” you can just say Happy Chaos, we know that’s who you are talking about smile😊
Unfortunately, ego is all I have when it comes to fighting games. I no longer compete in any brackets, so I don't have incentive or motivation to try and improve. Not to mention, FGC has shown to be full of hypocrites, so there's also lack of motivations on community side too. I'm also 40, so changes in life priorities leaves me with little time for hourly investments. That only leaves winning because it feels like that's the only truth left when it comes to fighting games for me. Someone's bound to say fighting game may not be for me, and you're probably right. I'm at the point where long term journey is not a viable route, I need everything now (as selfish as it sounds). Thank goodness for FFXIV, critically acclaimed...
I didnt enter brackets for the longest time due to the fear of people critizing me for my play. How can people hold me at such High standards just for me to not win? Its a TERRIBLE way to think but I couldnt help myself. For you I think u need to play. As of rn you dont have a name in the scene so this is good. You are the underdog. what do u have to lose? If you dont wanna play in brackets then I highly rec just playing for fun and finding a community. This game is FUN playing with others in VC and joking around. There is no age limit in the FGC.
That's not entirely true, the no name in the scene part. I was competitive Tekken 7 player for while, until I got the first taste of hypocrisy in the community. I've tried to be part of other communities too, but it just didn't click. Nowadays, I cannot relate to any of the trash talks, I find them to be juvenile. I can't comprehend all these 'anti-scrubs' talk, they feel apathetic and sometimes hostile. Maybe it's my age, but I don't think I can connect myself to other people via fighting games, personality clash and all That leaves the only thing I have left as 'What have I got to lose?'
I definitely struggle with the “I need to get better” mentality. I am getting better overtime but I always feel like “I need to get better now so I can feel like I can actually fight my friends” Obviously not a great mindset, and I’ve gotten better organically, but it’s a struggle.
your friends will always be there and def think watching ur steps in entreating enough. Don't assume they think your bad or that ur wasting their time. We all go at our own pace. Use wanting to beat them as motivation.
My problem is not getting scared of opponent it is checking out w a character but honestly im not gonna have doubt in my head anymore or frustration going in im gonna always feel like I can win even against characters I struggle against I just need to keep learning but it does suck being hardstuck 9 floor for few months now I can beat better players not consistently but I know I can and have before so I wont give up this is good vid I just need to keep getting beat up and stick to the process I’m good at going on when I’m 100 % and take breaks
5:14 This is my exact same problem but with levels, I see someone with a high level character and I start to get afraid, same with the celestial border and it definitely affects how I play. Been trying to get rid of this mental and just accepting whoever in tower or park. I've been closing my eyes before the match to avoid seeing what level they are and it's kinda working.
I try my best not to get tilted, but it can be nerve wrecking when losing to johnny for not winning round start. It most certainly is important to remain calm as no player is perfect and you may have an oppurtunity to make a comeback and win. I personally wish there was a legit ranked mode so that it is easier to have players around ones own level to vs until you move up and fight the top 5% players.
NEVER assume you're better than your opponent. "Im better than this guy!!! Why am I losing!!!" Is absolutely the WORST thing you can think while playing any video game, and GG is no exception. You will get sooooooo fucking frustrated.
My biggest mindset I need to snap out of is worrying what people think of my mistakes. I’m a fairly strong player but the biggest thing holding me back is mostly knowledge checks that other players at my skill level find very basic. I end up second guessing myself quite a bit worrying about the embarrassment of missing these simple things and I play worse because of it.
the reason I didnt play in tourneys for the longest time was bc I was too scared about seeing opionion on my play. Its a hard mindset to get over but I think the only thing that calms me down is the fact that I can win. I do recommend being more confident in the decision you make. its SOOOOOOO important and takes u a long way.
I went from Nago to Slayer, and people who play them get so much shit that I started to believe the carried allegations. I'm working on it and I just love the characters but it's a process
I'm not usually scared of playing against good players, but I'm often guilty of comparing the tools of my character to other character's tools when I'm playing seriously. Like, for example, whenever I play against Elphelt, I'm not really tilted by the fact that she is infuriating to play against (every character is), but by the fact that Slayer's 5p can anti-air her grenade hop in the corner (at least I remember that it certainly was possible to do that in the past, not sure as for now) while Bedman's can not for some reason, and I go "well, if my character had my buttons as good as Slayer's, it would be way easier for me". I know it's pointless, but I can't help but feel envious of other characters from time to time.
Yea I feel you. Most important thing is seeing what ur char can do and playing off that. Sometimes on other characters you just have to live with the fact that u might do lower dmg on punishes or you cant do x thing because the character dosent allow it. If ur playing multiple characters I highly rec making a chart of what character u wanna play vs certain characters. Sometimes its just not worth the mental stress playing what you like into a bad matchup
I would say if anyone gets frustrated or bored after playing for long, it's nice to try other characters, guilty gear has such unique cast that playing just a few is a waste. And as a bonus it helps you learn those characters you might struggle to deal it. Always experiement and have fun.
I don’t know how to defend against side switch cheese sadly there is no info on that online I also don’t have a dp for that gonna have to find someone hopefully that can help
Always struggled when it came to the whole match-up argument. Especially against HC and S3 Asuka. I see those and my mindset would shift to " Uphill battle" immediately. I'd still play my game though, I'll never go into a fight thinking I'll lose.
Break it. Expose urself to being uncomfortable. if u keep that ego up and dont fight the better player then you cant improve. Losing too someone better than u is supposed to be a humbling exp. Dont take it as oh its time to get off the game. Use it as fuel to get better.
I have played GGST for 765 hours, and recently I've been playing a lot with a friend who as of now, only has 181 hours. I often feel that they are better than me. I was a zato main until I felt he wasn't fun to play in s3 and switched to asuka. I play asuka because I easily get bored when playing. I learn very slowly, and they learn very quickly, on top of the fact that they play Slayer and I play Asuka. I'm thinking of playing Gio for a time so I can learn the game as someone not Z-tier and as someone who has good neutral.
Play who you like. Comparison is the biggest thing that robs us of progression. If ur mental isnt good then you cant play good. Play who you like and be comfortable losing. We all learn at differnt paces. Asuka is some trash right now but still no reason not to try and push him farther. U got it!
I play Zato because he's disgustingly overpowered and slept on. Up-down-left-right-command grab mix? A +55 move? A stronger, more degenerate version of Anji's spin? Nerf Zato
As a mid player, I'm trying to take every match as an opportunity to learn, and me losing it's most likely cause I don't know the matchup or skill issue. That's just how it is.
Lets keep it real, if your mindset is with me in the clown nose gang, this game is perfect whether it be Rc-ing pot buster before landing or Hc doing roll into gunshot 4 times in a row.
Chip and axl I guess I have to find out how to fight them I literally avoid chip tho lmao slayer feels the worst tho to lose to same w happy chaos my only mindset is that even if im low yes i can win but still sucks to be in that spot haha
As someone who's completely over Strive after its awful s4 patch, what helped me most was just switching games. In this case to xrd. Legit I used to hate Baiken cause I only knew her in strive as this boring and straightforward char that you can't do much against once she's in the air or has oki situation but in xrd she's so fun I'm thinking about maining her. Not only her buttons feel more natural to press but also kabari isn't her only tool in this game. Honestly, after playing ≈300 hrs in xrd I think it's just a better version of Strive.
I just refuse to play against certain characters because I'm already tilted before the match even starts. Looking at you Slayer players. The most garbage players in the game. Surprisingly I don't hate fighting Pot
Learn to appreciate the skill your opponents show, and you'll like this game a lot more. Even simple characters have lots of room for skill expression, and playing a more complex character doesn't make you better fundamentally
Beating Elphelt’s rekka is pretty easy if you just practice for a bit, just go into training mode and make the dummy do it. No reason to complain if you’re not gonna try to adapt at all
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i can play against good players and lose for hours without getting tilted, but as soon as my mindset slips into "this guy is so bad" im doomed. Because at that point i wont be happy with winning against someone bad, and god help me if i lose.
That's so relatable😭😭😭
I got down this the most when bad slayer got my opening and with brainless mashing. When i play GG, I am Playing. I not gonna destroy my opp, i go to my opp lvl, almost like talking with stranger. But this one stranger doesn't know much, but talk shit like he's right. Now im only at the point to say he's right or wrong only. He not the strongest character but he sure hold the most toxic. There always many type of people but just that many type of game character. i already play 1000 match on my holiday straight, circulating my bladder liquid back to my body. dint stop at anything. lose every time. win sometime but only one from two. sick for two day. get healthy and back to GG. Slayer came out i wanna quit but no. Dizzy came out wow.!, ??? fire spam so dumb slayer still dumb. play many match then. but now never since.
Forgot to add. lose to 1000match, almost. to a none person. there was a talking about hack few latter on time. JP server.
0:15 "A lot of Ups and Downs"
Say that again...
Edit: Great video. I struggle with some of these mindsets myself, especially with the "I lost the game" in a lot of matchups. But the main one is the "I'm not improving" as I just play games. I try to balance the research/practive/matches the best way I can so that I'm evolving every single time that I sit to play but it's not easy. Some stuff take more time to learn than others.
You can do it!
Speaking as someone whos also trying to get over shitty mental, I personally find that playing and putting hours into the characters that give me trouble to understand them better has helped a lot. Labbing interactions out after a play session is cool and all but getting a deeper understanding of the other characters by actually playing them in tower or the park feels great, its a nice perspective shift
I like this alot. This is why I played HC/ Asuka/ Johnny
This is a really good thing to talk about. I think what you’re speaking to is really common and those mindsets are what really can prevent people from growing.
This video is awsome and your only spitting facts
I'm someone who is really moody and damn near Bipolar, and having the mindset of that I can just bruteforce my way to the top because I don't think I'm smart enough to lab stuff can make those moodswings have me start thinking that I shouldn't play fighting games. It also doesn't help that I've been playing Ram since day 1, a character notoriously easy, and get angry messages from people just cause I play Ram somewhat regularly really starts to get to you as well. And when stuff like that starts getting to you, you stop being able to perform things that you used to easily.
I honestly considered to stop playing fighting games all together and didn for a fair few months. It wasn't until I found someone in my local area who also plays fighting games that I started feeling motivated again. I started changing the way I played. I started studying my match footage. I tried my best to stay calm and examine why I lost. I started to see hate messages as true victories over my opponent as I've won both against theire character and their mental. And most importantly, I set smaller goals for my self and stopped complaining. And because I did that I have had explosive growth over the past 2 months, and have gone from being perma stuck floor 10 wash up, to recently cracking top 100 Rams(online at least)
A good mental really is the key to becoming better, and more people really should know it too
my mindset is really bad. i have cerebral palsy and i can't help but blame my disability for every misinput and i always get too hard on myself whenever i lose. i don't have the "goldfish memory" ability that other strive players have when shit hits the fan. i have of saying "well i lost" all the time, even if it's simply bursting at the start of the first round of the first game. i still adamantly believe i'm bad at the game
i distinctly remember 3-2ing razzo at my local, just to get double 2-3'd in grands. i didn't even think about the fact that i won the first time or that i consistently get 2nd (often 1st if she's not entered). I don't even think about the fact that she praised me after, either. I just focus entirely on my fuckups and never on anything i do properly.
Ive heard about ur story. Truly inspiring what you've been able to do. I dont know how it feels from your POV but can truly only imagine. Just know I dont think anyone else has the mental strength to be able to do what you've done thus far. Most cant turn on the game after losing or feeling a decrease in their play. The fact your the face of NA Axl while in your condition is WOW. Praying for ur mental to stay up these days. Def wanna play u in the future brother. Keep goin!
@@DomiWurld i'm gonna try my best at frostys since top 48 isn't super unobtainable. it just feels insanely bad to lose to a misinput or struggle to do some things that people universally don't have issues doing at the highest level. it's hard NOT to blame my disability on stuff like that lol
i can play whenever. i'm hardstuck 13-17th in tns and maybe i can eventually break through. my mental used to be way, way worse until i started consistently entering locals and winning them, and also getting 13th-17th consistently at tns.
i'm trying not to take frostys seriously and focus on the social aspect since i don't get to drive and go around like other people so i'm trying to just focus on meeting people instead of sweating about winning or losing
first off i needed this refresher cus iv felt like iv been in "the slump" for awhile now and i have a habit of developing a negative mindset. one of the big things tho thats helped me is getting off twitter (i still go back i should prob delete the app) 😭 i play hc and johnny for the simple fact that i thought they were cool (i played them on release i didnt know what they would become i swear) and scrolling thru twitter people would say shit that made me feel like i was only winning because of my chars. the nail in the coffin is back when i first started playing guilty gear coming from smash in season 2 i fought hotashi and beat him with hc and that pissed him off so he banned me from his chat saying some other things i wont say. for a long time i felt like i didnt deserve my wins at all and it took me awhile to recover from that mentally but now i always have a sour taste in my mouth with the egos in this community when i just felt like i was enjoying the game
Getting off twitter would prob be best for all of us lmaooo. Egos will always be a thing but like I said its not for us to worry about. If ur making people mad with ur play then ur prob doing something right.
@ yeah i’m mainly over it now and iv stopped worrying about it thankfully. also off topic but would you recommend to grind tower to improve? or should i ask for games in discords and such? i’m at the point where i beat the average player but lose to top players and i don’t really have any practice partners 😅
thanks for the motivation, im a really slow learner and this motivated me to keep going
@@fadingluckflow3072 Keep Goin!🙏
I fought Ant in a mirror once in the middle of S3. I felt the time I spent in the game from the start of S1 had been invalidated. So I took a break, learned a few new things, and I feel I've gotten much better(not too much though)
Guilty gear is the only fg that healed me from any neg mindsets i had while playing any fighting game and made me appreciate everything, from the character i was playing to finding ways to get close and damaging my opponent
Bro for that last one, When i initially started playing Millia it took me so long for it to click man, and getting my ass constantly handed to me on top of that was so discouraging but then oneday i woke up and it all just made sense and i actually started improving with her. That and i took notes by watching walter
I swaer one day u just wake up and have that moment of "what was I even doin????" Then it clicks when u touch ur controller and start playing
I had an issue of not mashing enough, or trying to read a burst that doesn't come. Sometimes slamming jab into rc is the currect move to get offense back and bursts don't come, don't always assume your opponent knows what you're doing
0:36 “or we’re playing bad characters trying to overcome difficult challenges” you can just say Happy Chaos, we know that’s who you are talking about smile😊
😂
Unfortunately, ego is all I have when it comes to fighting games.
I no longer compete in any brackets, so I don't have incentive or motivation to try and improve. Not to mention, FGC has shown to be full of hypocrites, so there's also lack of motivations on community side too. I'm also 40, so changes in life priorities leaves me with little time for hourly investments. That only leaves winning because it feels like that's the only truth left when it comes to fighting games for me. Someone's bound to say fighting game may not be for me, and you're probably right. I'm at the point where long term journey is not a viable route, I need everything now (as selfish as it sounds). Thank goodness for FFXIV, critically acclaimed...
I didnt enter brackets for the longest time due to the fear of people critizing me for my play. How can people hold me at such High standards just for me to not win? Its a TERRIBLE way to think but I couldnt help myself. For you I think u need to play. As of rn you dont have a name in the scene so this is good. You are the underdog. what do u have to lose? If you dont wanna play in brackets then I highly rec just playing for fun and finding a community. This game is FUN playing with others in VC and joking around. There is no age limit in the FGC.
That's not entirely true, the no name in the scene part. I was competitive Tekken 7 player for while, until I got the first taste of hypocrisy in the community. I've tried to be part of other communities too, but it just didn't click. Nowadays, I cannot relate to any of the trash talks, I find them to be juvenile. I can't comprehend all these 'anti-scrubs' talk, they feel apathetic and sometimes hostile. Maybe it's my age, but I don't think I can connect myself to other people via fighting games, personality clash and all
That leaves the only thing I have left as 'What have I got to lose?'
I definitely struggle with the “I need to get better” mentality. I am getting better overtime but I always feel like “I need to get better now so I can feel like I can actually fight my friends” Obviously not a great mindset, and I’ve gotten better organically, but it’s a struggle.
your friends will always be there and def think watching ur steps in entreating enough. Don't assume they think your bad or that ur wasting their time. We all go at our own pace. Use wanting to beat them as motivation.
My problem is not getting scared of opponent it is checking out w a character but honestly im not gonna have doubt in my head anymore or frustration going in im gonna always feel like I can win even against characters I struggle against I just need to keep learning but it does suck being hardstuck 9 floor for few months now I can beat better players not consistently but I know I can and have before so I wont give up this is good vid I just need to keep getting beat up and stick to the process I’m good at going on when I’m 100 % and take breaks
5:14 This is my exact same problem but with levels, I see someone with a high level character and I start to get afraid, same with the celestial border and it definitely affects how I play. Been trying to get rid of this mental and just accepting whoever in tower or park. I've been closing my eyes before the match to avoid seeing what level they are and it's kinda working.
the solution to this is hop in a matchmaking cord and play in park. Play in park until comfortable so you can get that confidence back.
I try my best not to get tilted, but it can be nerve wrecking when losing to johnny for not winning round start. It most certainly is important to remain calm as no player is perfect and you may have an oppurtunity to make a comeback and win.
I personally wish there was a legit ranked mode so that it is easier to have players around ones own level to vs until you move up and fight the top 5% players.
I usually be saying “I’m dead” so I can impress myself with a comeback. If I think otherwise, I’m trying to hard and only end up getting more upset.
Lmao
9:03 can you link the video you're talking about?
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My mindset in guilty gear is if I lose I don’t care anymore it’s not like losing in sf anyway when it’s so easy to spot ass play
NEVER assume you're better than your opponent. "Im better than this guy!!! Why am I losing!!!" Is absolutely the WORST thing you can think while playing any video game, and GG is no exception. You will get sooooooo fucking frustrated.
It hurts to get double perfected but don’t quit because of it. Learn what you did wrong stick with the progress even the best gets perfected
My biggest mindset I need to snap out of is worrying what people think of my mistakes. I’m a fairly strong player but the biggest thing holding me back is mostly knowledge checks that other players at my skill level find very basic. I end up second guessing myself quite a bit worrying about the embarrassment of missing these simple things and I play worse because of it.
the reason I didnt play in tourneys for the longest time was bc I was too scared about seeing opionion on my play. Its a hard mindset to get over but I think the only thing that calms me down is the fact that I can win. I do recommend being more confident in the decision you make. its SOOOOOOO important and takes u a long way.
I went from Nago to Slayer, and people who play them get so much shit that I started to believe the carried allegations. I'm working on it and I just love the characters but it's a process
I'm not usually scared of playing against good players, but I'm often guilty of comparing the tools of my character to other character's tools when I'm playing seriously. Like, for example, whenever I play against Elphelt, I'm not really tilted by the fact that she is infuriating to play against (every character is), but by the fact that Slayer's 5p can anti-air her grenade hop in the corner (at least I remember that it certainly was possible to do that in the past, not sure as for now) while Bedman's can not for some reason, and I go "well, if my character had my buttons as good as Slayer's, it would be way easier for me".
I know it's pointless, but I can't help but feel envious of other characters from time to time.
Yea I feel you. Most important thing is seeing what ur char can do and playing off that. Sometimes on other characters you just have to live with the fact that u might do lower dmg on punishes or you cant do x thing because the character dosent allow it. If ur playing multiple characters I highly rec making a chart of what character u wanna play vs certain characters. Sometimes its just not worth the mental stress playing what you like into a bad matchup
I would say if anyone gets frustrated or bored after playing for long, it's nice to try other characters, guilty gear has such unique cast that playing just a few is a waste.
And as a bonus it helps you learn those characters you might struggle to deal it. Always experiement and have fun.
I don’t know how to defend against side switch cheese sadly there is no info on that online I also don’t have a dp for that gonna have to find someone hopefully that can help
Always struggled when it came to the whole match-up argument. Especially against HC and S3 Asuka. I see those and my mindset would shift to " Uphill battle" immediately.
I'd still play my game though, I'll never go into a fight thinking I'll lose.
Those 2 characters are knowledge city. I dont blame u
I personally have an ego and when i get beat by people who's around my skill level my ego shatters and i dont have fun anymore.
Break it. Expose urself to being uncomfortable. if u keep that ego up and dont fight the better player then you cant improve. Losing too someone better than u is supposed to be a humbling exp. Dont take it as oh its time to get off the game. Use it as fuel to get better.
I have played GGST for 765 hours, and recently I've been playing a lot with a friend who as of now, only has 181 hours. I often feel that they are better than me. I was a zato main until I felt he wasn't fun to play in s3 and switched to asuka. I play asuka because I easily get bored when playing. I learn very slowly, and they learn very quickly, on top of the fact that they play Slayer and I play Asuka. I'm thinking of playing Gio for a time so I can learn the game as someone not Z-tier and as someone who has good neutral.
Play who you like. Comparison is the biggest thing that robs us of progression. If ur mental isnt good then you cant play good. Play who you like and be comfortable losing. We all learn at differnt paces. Asuka is some trash right now but still no reason not to try and push him farther. U got it!
@@DomiWurld I did find a tech that is useful in certain matchups that I see no other asuka doing, maybe because it's really hard to input.
Great advice IMO
Glad u enjoyed
My current mindset is that pot is broken needs to be removed lol
Amen Amen Amen
I play Zato because he's disgustingly overpowered and slept on. Up-down-left-right-command grab mix? A +55 move? A stronger, more degenerate version of Anji's spin?
Nerf Zato
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As a mid player, I'm trying to take every match as an opportunity to learn, and me losing it's most likely cause I don't know the matchup or skill issue. That's just how it is.
This is a good mindset to have
Lets keep it real, if your mindset is with me in the clown nose gang, this game is perfect whether it be Rc-ing pot buster before landing or Hc doing roll into gunshot 4 times in a row.
Chip and axl I guess I have to find out how to fight them I literally avoid chip tho lmao slayer feels the worst tho to lose to same w happy chaos my only mindset is that even if im low yes i can win but still sucks to be in that spot haha
As someone who's completely over Strive after its awful s4 patch, what helped me most was just switching games. In this case to xrd. Legit I used to hate Baiken cause I only knew her in strive as this boring and straightforward char that you can't do much against once she's in the air or has oki situation but in xrd she's so fun I'm thinking about maining her. Not only her buttons feel more natural to press but also kabari isn't her only tool in this game. Honestly, after playing ≈300 hrs in xrd I think it's just a better version of Strive.
BRUH who one?? 14:42
me
Just play the game
I just refuse to play against certain characters because I'm already tilted before the match even starts. Looking at you Slayer players. The most garbage players in the game. Surprisingly I don't hate fighting Pot
worst one is: "the game will get better over time" and "i should play ggst instead of rivals of aether 2"
Sorry but getting grabbed by pot and losing half HP is scrubby same with elehelpt spam. Both characters don't take skill and are scrubby
git gud
Learn to appreciate the skill your opponents show, and you'll like this game a lot more. Even simple characters have lots of room for skill expression, and playing a more complex character doesn't make you better fundamentally
@@postal3412ill never respect scrubs
@@devolverg6091than get good at countering those things hit the lab you fool
Beating Elphelt’s rekka is pretty easy if you just practice for a bit, just go into training mode and make the dummy do it. No reason to complain if you’re not gonna try to adapt at all