This is how EGO can slow your improvement in fighting games

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Timestamps:
Intro - 0:00:00
Fragile Ego 0:01:25
Strong Ego 0:03:00
Healthier Ways To Look At Competition 0:08:00

[@wolfwoodphreak]

second of the likely rest of your vids I'll be watching. i just got back into fighting games as a serious hobby. man i missed it so ill be likely seeing you around when you post

[@ozi-g-be]

i just realised you're using vs code as a notepad,
thats kinda cool

[@marvelo_vs]

I’m a software engineer so vscode is life

[@jonathanpomps9400]

Amazing video and nothing but facts, everyone has an ego but the way said ego can effect your learning experience is a direct reflection of self sense, determination leads to practice and practice leads to improvement

[@marvelo_vs]

Thanks for watching my dude!

[@FourFaceButtons]

10:21
People who seriously invalidate the efforts and achievements of others, whether it's because of lucky seeding in a tournament or using a broken character, is one of the most toxic things anyone can do. Being surrounded by people telling you that a win didn't count is an extremely harmful hit to one's ego. Without a healthy community and a variety of players, fighting games are nothing. Appreciate your opponents and encourage everyone to improve.

[@luisg2267]

Thank you for this marvelo hearing this helped me self reflect on my fighting game journey so far.

[@Zoned0ut123]

looks like you read psycho cybernetics

[@SilverbackSenpai]

A good number of Smash players in SFL have fragile egos.

[@jonathanpomps9400]

I dont think this has anything to do with smash players

[@SilverbackSenpai]

@@jonathanpomps9400 it doesn't but my experience being around them does relate to the topics at hand.

[@onehandstance]

Nrs players in a nutshell huge ego