How To Create Effective Strategies In Any Game
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- In this video I explain my process for making new strategies for games, especially when there isn't any other info or trailblazers for me to look to.
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The self improvement gamer coach right here bois.
Yay! Sky-doodles are back! \o/ Makes every video better.
I'm so fckin glad that you're back Skyline. Honestly, your guides are the best ones out there. Keep up your good work. greetings from Poland!
This doesn't just apply to games, either. You can use the same process to break down any skill or goal.
Great way to explain it to those new to the process, though!
Yes.
A...doodle...guide? Am I dead? Is this heaven?
MFW the literal things I want are learning TFT and playing an aggressive ana :D. Ty for another great and relevant AF video!
This is exactly what I needed. Great video again.
This is really interesting, but it feels harder to do this breakdown in goals that aren't game-related. I'd love to see some examples of this applied to stuff outside gaming.
One of the best guides I've ever seen.
This video has really got me thinking about a lot of stuff. I think I’m very inconsistent in what my goal is in Overwatch lol. I think I flip flop multiple times in a match between being an aggressive support and defensive support. I’ll try to apply this and be more consistent in my playstyle to try to find out what does and doesn’t work for me.
This is exactly what I need for Gwent. There are so few guides and mostly not the ones I need. But it is still a fun game. I will try these out. Thank you!
Been competing with a friend in smash bros ultimate and he's been better for a while. I keep rewatching this video to stay focused and have been closing the gap steadily. I will recommend this video to anybody trying to improve at anything
The steps don't work for me because I want to be an emoting torb in spawn. But it just doesn't work for me...i cant win games with it☹️
Always remember to stay positive - and have a great day.
... I actually use this every now and then in our meetings at work when we are done...
Great video as always, Skyline!
This is great stuff. Teaching people to learn and teach themselves instead of swallowing what other people tell them is good to do.
Skyline can you do map mastery for the new maps please
1:05 Hello children!
thank you so much i will use this and i have new ways to think of things now.
one disagreement: another thing you can do with Ana is positioning, which ties into movement
there's also movement techniques, say, against an enemy Widow, to minimize the chance of getting headshot
arguably neither of those are extremely helpful on the broad scale you're working with, i think
@Daniel Hughes I don't agree - to me, "mechanics" in terms of positioning would be like crouchspamming and AD strafing to avoid enemy widow headshots, but positioning is like determining more abstractly where a flanker should be positioning in order to take advantage of opportunities, or when a tank should go aggressive, or simply actually remembering to utilize hard cover instead of just standing in the open and relying on mechanical skill.
do you disagree?
The last step can be tot as balancing an algebraic equation, the picturing helps , thanx for the ideias boss
I hope this works for PoE, but im afraid there is too much thing to list (for exemple, 50k pages only in the wiki lol). Gonna test it. It feels promising ty
I have been enlightened
Noti gang great video
Step 0: get good at playing the game so you are able to state achievable goals. From your examples, is pirates actually viable, what is aggro, I've yet to discover that hitting head-shots is beyond my aiming ability, etc. People don't know what they don't know.
@fez! Exactly. You can only get to step 1 by first learning about the game, so this step 1 is kinda useless.
Maybe instead of listing like 11 different things I can focus on for each hero, I should list like 7 things and then the choices within those 7 things (totalling to 11 possibilities) so I get a better idea of the variables I control and if and whens and if I'm being too aggro or passive in certain situations etc. but I think for my main zen this is a bit harder but for rein I could put his sheild and hammer in the same thing so e.g.
1. Comms (a weak ability on rein but you do decide where the team fights)
2. a) Hammer
b) Sheild
c) firestrike
d) stay in cover (yes these are the 4 choices as firestriking, swinging and even sheilding are harmful to do when you're out of the fight/firestrikes on cooldown and don't want to take unnessesary damage/charge sheild (although you can keep firestriking to build ult/faint building ult by always missing a little bit)
3. a) Ultimate - defensive (e.g stop ults)
b) Ult - aggro (e.g. shatter enemy supports)
I really missed this content 😀
Thanks!
Always get major Khan Academy vibes... Sky Academy?
Hey Skyline, I have a question about motivation. At the end of last season I finally hit masters. I felt really comfortable in high diamond so I was motivated to push to 3500 next season, but I have wound up with a 33% win rate and am currently at 3100 sr and dropping. How can I stay motivated when I feel like my experience last season was a lie, and I'll never touch masters, let alone high diamond, again?
stop trying to get a rank, and instead try to improve, the rank is a symptom, not the cause
@@Conqueror933 Thanks for the advice.
repacking positive psychology and sports coaching into gaming :) great content! knowledge worth spreading for the future esports athletes without any philosophy method of training
I’ve gained a lot of value from your content. I hope you come back.
You are a god.
I don't know if I'm gonna get hate for saying this but... bruh, could you play some Star Citizen and then shows the most efficient way to "everything"(meaning; minning, farming $$, racing, trafficking, etc)
>:'D?
This is honestly the best YT to exist
RUclips channel*
Fuck, just RUclips
4:19 i hate to be that person that says this but... you can also melee
it works vs genji or sleep darted ppl
The Ana in my game that is still in spawn at minute 5 and keeps saying that walking and movement isn't important
We are lucky to have this information for free
This is vauleble life advice
Is there a technical term for this process?
How do you heal with primary fire?
movement is one of the most important aspect of a game especially overwatch don't just cross it out because you cant kill anyone with it directly
Movement enables the other things. You can't do anything with just movement, so it isn't a win condition on its own
@@Skyline_OW oh, i get it now, and the whole purpose of the vid
If your goal is broad like: ‘I want to be GM/t500” how do you make it more specific? Do you have to pick a playstyle?
Yes make it a specific in-game goal
H#tl@r be like: *i can make this work irl*
how do i come in here with the worst situation to apply this on lol
Great guide.
HOLY FUCK. I’ve been mid to high platt in Overwatch for about 6-8 months now, and within a couple days I finally made it past the 3000SR mark and now I’m in Diamond sitting at 3080. This worked GREAT. Check for yourselves, and skyline, thank you.
www.overbuff.com/players/pc/Beven-11915/trends?mode=competitive
how would you do this for zen? Idk if im dumb but other heroes seem obvious and zen doesnt seem that obvious
Discord Orb placement, Harmony Orb Placement, Right Click Usage, spam/left click target, Ult usage (defensive, offensive, counter-ult-only). mostly those
@@Skyline_OW thanks!
When innovating straregy, how does one avoid falling into noob traps or gimmicky strategies that lose effectiveness over time?
Late answer, but still: you can't. Simply embrace that you suck and search ways to improve, because it's a crucial step to become better. Learn the rules and exceptions, then work on using them to your advantage
3:40
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Some conversations will never happen. :(
coc bring me here
i failed at step one. send help.
Now that's thinking with strategy lol
What do you use to draw/write in this video? (Program?)
photoshop
Skyline i do almost the same thing but i change the variables every like 3 hours of gameplay, since the lower the time the more inconsistant results. Also, i think the TFT example was not that good since there is a good amount of rng involved ( probably should have just said that ).
Don't get me wront, I 100% agree that there's a lot of rng involved, but It goes one step further, look at heartstone as an example, the game itself is a card game which by definition relies on drawing the right cards at the right time, plus a lot of cards depends on pure luck. But strangely, the players standing on top of ladder / tournaments are always the same players.
@@maximebrault4534 I have played a good amount of hearthstone and from what i noticed, high tier players play reliable decks or decks that have cards that draw you the win conditions. But it is still pure luck for most decks. I remember watching i think bloodtrail who had an incredible game but his enemy got dr. Boom Mad Genius on turn 7, while bloodtrail got his Deathstalker Rexxar as his second to last card, while mulliganing aggressively for it and trying his best to find it.
I play Rein on console at low plat - high gold, anyone know any good reins who I can watch to help me improve!
Just play the game, watching people do it for you wont help you
@@Sceleri ofc it will lmao
@@xloltimex38 sure. watch someone play 8 hours a day and see how much it helps. would help a lot more if you played the game 8 hours a day yourself and maybe watched like a couple guides
@@Sceleri thats not what you said before? So better stfu? It helps watching how better players play. A simple fact.
Skyline are you left-hand?
righty
cool
sooooooooooo... AI learning?
*comes to learn how to strategize any game*
*doesn't play overwatch*
*leaves*
I'm annoyed that I watched a guide so I can watch/read fewer guides.