What I knew was that the Pokemon Worlds weren't recorded and streamed in 2011-2012-but my goodness, Wolfie. I wish I never learned otherwise with how GameSpot's commentators performed. No wonder you had to Pain Split the footages with us.
One of the most hilarious quotes by the commentators I've heard of is how Thunder Wave has a chance to paralyze (well technically that's partially true in Gen 6 and beyond LOL)
@@speokeosai no hes not. He is just saying using thunder wave has a chance to paralyse the opponent, because the other 10% is a miss. He isn't talking about the effect of the move, but rather the result of using the move. Slight difference.
Echo this. Please react to the full game. Your reactions to your past games (worlds 2016, nats 2019) are arguably my favourite videos of your. Well probably eclipsed by #teammemeball
The professional commentary over the matches is so bad it is comical. I’m glad Pokémon got popularized solely for the fact that now we have good commentators.
@@roojackaroo8517 franchise doesn't matter, only currently active players in the game...specially ones that play ranked games. And there is not that many of those compared to Apex/LoL...
Explaining how you lost and expounding on those bad habits you've had to unlearn would make a good wideo. And, since Ray's started streaming VGC recently, maybe he'd be open to sharing his perspective, too. :)
Oh, that's cool. So to be specific, started streaming SwSh VGC*. It's been fun watching him still reach Top 2-digits on Master Ball while calling Incineroar 'Infernape' and not knowing Necrozma's Typing 😅
I love seeing this blast from the past and more VGC! And also, that montage at the end was _baffling._ I have never seen commentators who know less about the game they're watching and I've watched a Smash event where they got people who literally don't play the game to commentate a round as a joke.
The real issue is they clearly think they're being smart. If they had this little of an idea, but had a more upbeat tone to it, you could believe they're memeing, and were selected exclusively for lack of knowledge as a joke. Issue is, they seem to be legitimately under the impression their comments were serious.
Excellent retrospective on the tournament and the 2012 format for both newer and older players alike. What really sets this video apart for me is despite the success you achieved with the team, you've clearly put thought into how it could be improved in a modern context, and more importantly how it affected your building and play habits down the line. Amazing job by both yourself and the editors, really enjoyable.
I was talking to a friend about how I've never seen commentary so bad in any sport, and we decided there needs to be an entire channel of people who know literally nothing about a competitive game or sport narrate over well-known matches like this
@@butteredsalmonella Gen 3 Pokemon XD Magmar, with Follow me. It's the only fire type that learns follow me and I believe it was holding Eviolite so it was fairly bulky. It also had flame body, ran will-o-wisp and helping hand. It could also pull mamoswine ice shards off of his Latios with FM. I believe that was the logic, can't remember who is was an answer for though... Though at a glance Volcarona, Heatran and Abomasnow seem fairly popular. Sejun park hit 5th with it too (and lightningrod marowak!). Edit: ruclips.net/video/BPUEfqU3z-w/видео.html False swipe explains it better than me. I think Sejun had a better Conkeldurr matchup too with Jellicent.
In case you’re curious, the meteor mash at 17:57 actually was a critical hit (not that it mattered) However, the commentators seem to have magical prediction ability because the text they react to saying “ooh, a critical!” Actually says “it’s super effective” The critical hit text doesn’t come out until after that, (ironically) right where the editing says “it was NOT a critical hit”
Wonderful, thank you for this video! I was at those worlds (playing tcg from Finland) and remember seeing you play live! Come to think about it, I learned about you so many years ago and only found you few years ago. Honestly, thank you for all these years Wolfey. I really appreciate your work and you as a human and a competitor
I love these breakdowns of matches and games! As someone who doesn't play or watch competitive Pokemon a lot, it's a lot easier to fully understand what's going on when you break it down like you do. Thanks for the quality content!
@@dylankiley1311 disagree wholeheartedly. Idk how you cheat in Pokemon and get away with it at the world's level. So I think I'll take my odds with the world champ over a random dude on YT.
Exeggutor has always been under appreciated so it's nice to see a video dedicated to it. Sleep powder with a high special attack can be difficult to deal with.
Top tier commentating 🤣 I’m so thankful for all the amazing commentators we got blessed by afterwards, I hope Evan Latt would ever consider/be reconsidered for commentating when irl events come back. And I hope people like Aaron Zheng, Lee Provost, Lou and Nekkra keep coming back for future events, too ✌🏻
I love this sort of content. I'd love even more breakdowns of your previous worlds runs, or other players previous runs that interested you for whatever reasoning.
I've read this team breakdown on Nugget Bridge a dozen times since Series 10 began. The Egg and it's Alolan form just interest me so much as grass types that can pack trick room support. Congrats on being so successful with it!
I absolutely adore the editing! From little comedic laughs to actually showing & highlighting stats of a Pokemon and important info, it's amazing! Also I had no idea the official commentary footage was just that bad xD
I enjoyed the video! Definitely was a change of pace from your past reviews of your other world champ videos haha so that took a moment to adjust but I enjoyed the video nonetheless. Looking forward to what you do next Wolfe!
So tru, dragons and fighting types yeeting every where. And volt turn along with weather wars were the most dirty metagame of ou ever. But, dragons are still top tier right now Dragapult, Garchomp, etc😂
Honestly as much as I love all your videos your videos going through moments of VGC history even when your own I have always loved. Would love to see more videos going through unusual mons people used to shake up the format or even in depth discussions of more common mons. I loved all your tier lists as well but I do appreciate there are only so many of those you can do. Adore all your content and will watch anything you produce as long as your enjoying it.
This was super cool to watch. I love the behind the scenes and inner commentary that players have as it lets me get an idea of what it’s like to be in that place. Also Ray is back playing VGC! He’s been streaming and posting to RUclips!
We all know he's the 2016 Pokemon World Champion. But, let us not forget that Exeggutor that pushed him to glory. It'll be remembered, for birthing a legend in the VGC scene.
This is an excellent video and I enjoyed it immensely. Your ability to crystallize the 2012 Worlds meta, your team building, and your experience at the time was thoroughly engrossing. I would love to see more videos like this where you draw on your long career as a competitive Pokemon player and discuss different tournaments and the metas they were built around.
Exeggutor has always been a really great mon. I loved how gamefreak recognized this in gen 7 and elevated it to mythic status as Tapu Coconut, guardian deity of exeggutor island.
I really really like these breakdowns of tournaments, whether it's following your perspective like here or someone else's like the pachirisu video. hearing the story of how a player got rewarded for making the right calls and playing well is really cool. the meta background is always really interesting to hear as well.
Love this style of content. So cool to see a potentially devastating lost in the world final make you a better player instead of negatively affecting you.
I love gen 5 so much, im sad that when i was younger i didnt know about the competitive side because its so interesting to see all these mons and strategies in my favourite games
This is a very cool video idea! I love to get glimpses into the history of VGC being a relative newcomer to the scene starting with SWSH. I always think it’s good to know the history of what came before to truly appreciate what we have now! You should def make that video about your worlds loss, even if it brings back some painful memories.
adore this video. i'd really love a breakdown on the game itself because i find your breakdowns of past matches really interesting, and super informative as someone who is just getting into VGC!
watching you break down your (or any) competitive experiences is awesome; great insight. your editor also is a hard carry nowadays edit: the end lmao, wonder where these twos' expertise actually lies
Love the video! As someone who's fairly new to competitive pokemon it's really cool to see how the old meta used to work. Would love to see more videos like this!
This video is super fun to watch thanks for this. Black/white was the only game I ever ev trained and iv bred Pokémon. I was in college so there were a ton of tournaments on my campus i got to play in and it’s so cool seeing the format again!
I remember watching one of your videos. It was a skill swap + normalize combo and your enemies cant hit your ghost Pokémon. I'm still blown away up to this day. Pokémon battles are so fascinating to play and watch.
Love these videos because they help me a be a better player in so many different ways. I’d be curious to see you talk about how you lost the finals, but also why you would have changed about your team if you could go back? You mentioned you had flaws in defensive mindedness, but what sorts of changes would you make looking back?
Hearing you talk about this makes me want to play the old format, if only there was a following for older VGC formats that played on Showdown or something
Exeggutor my favorite mon since Gen1 :) Grass was my favorite type, and Exeggutor had my favorite move spread since it could learn Psychic (so many Pokemon were Poison in Gen1) And then they updated his sprite to be derpy and it's just perfect. :P It was epic to see my boi become a meme with his Alolan form, and place so high in world's tourney 🤣 thanks for this
Wonderful video, would LOVE to see more like this. Hearing your thought processes on building, and past mistakes is a very valuable tool for anybody interested in competitive Pokémon. Really hearing you talk about team building in general, or even a series where you talk about the meta-games of past generations both seem amazing to me personally. Got my sub today
Wolfe: u might not have even known that I was world champ, as its not posted in my videos anywhere. Also Wolfe, basically every wideo: WORLD CHAMP DIFFERENCE BAY BEEE!!
This was a great video. Truthfully I’d be down to watch any Pokémon breakdowns in this style (or really just in general). Really enjoyed these types of vids
two? days late but finally had time to watch the exeggutor wideo :') yay would love to hear you break down more of your old matches! enjoyed the editing and commentary too (like always) thank you for sharing this with us!!!!
I really like these kinds of wideos! Would love to see you break down your 2012 GFs set or talk about any of your other Worlds runs. I think it could be really useful/insightful for newer players who might be in the same place you were back then to avoid common pitfalls/unoptimal habits.
Great wideo! I enjoyed the team building section and hearing your thought process. In the future, Id like to see more clips of your teams in battle. Moments where you overcame adversity in battle and where certain pokemon came in clutch
Loved the end of video bonus. That sort of era of not well documented play is sort of nostalgia. I remember going to a 2012 regional in Rhode Island and nobody knew anything. Then in the next year in 2013 it was a world of difference. I think that was even the first year the distributed pokemon. It wasn't perfect back then either. And now you have sites like nugget bridge misspelling names and event dates to sort of fill in gaps.
This video is fantastic (and I wouldn’t mind at all see some others; this insight at previous championships and matches are really interesting and fun to watch) (Man, I would to see Cybertron react to the commentators clip - he would probably have an heart attack)
Oh god the vgc commentator section was pure pain
Critical hit!
metagross is a strong pick against garchomp
"There appears to be japanese on the screen!"
Uhh uh... ut appears that.. uhh..
they were probably not even understanding what they were saying
What I knew was that the Pokemon Worlds weren't recorded and streamed in 2011-2012-but my goodness, Wolfie. I wish I never learned otherwise with how GameSpot's commentators performed. No wonder you had to Pain Split the footages with us.
OH they were bad. I've never even finished watching a match from 2012 cuz the casters are too painful to listen to
Wolfe Glick used pain split！！ Viewer’s hp has gone to 20%
Wolfey’s hp has gone to 50%
One of the most hilarious quotes by the commentators I've heard of is how Thunder Wave has a chance to paralyze (well technically that's partially true in Gen 6 and beyond LOL)
@@butteredsalmonella Its true any gen, since you are mistaking accuracy with paralyze chance.
@@speokeosai no hes not. He is just saying using thunder wave has a chance to paralyse the opponent, because the other 10% is a miss. He isn't talking about the effect of the move, but rather the result of using the move. Slight difference.
I’d be interested to hear you break down any of your old championship runs. This is super insightful. I loved the BW meta :)
Echo this.
Please react to the full game. Your reactions to your past games (worlds 2016, nats 2019) are arguably my favourite videos of your. Well probably eclipsed by #teammemeball
I very much agree. Awesome to see you play and often break the other (and older) metagames and to see what they were back then!
What this person said
@@renewedphoenix6263 I agree what that person said about the other person
Why not just hack your Pokémon like Wolfe does???
„Thunderus has also a...uh...hit everyone on the field effect“ nailed it.
The professional commentary over the matches is so bad it is comical. I’m glad Pokémon got popularized solely for the fact that now we have good commentators.
You could tell they didn’t want to be there and did not give a fuck about anything that was happening
That's why you get ex pro players to comment on the games, someone who has a damn idea about what's going on. :D
"Pokemon got popularized" bro its the largest franchise in the world
@@roojackaroo8517 I think they were talking about the vgc meta
@@roojackaroo8517 franchise doesn't matter, only currently active players in the game...specially ones that play ranked games. And there is not that many of those compared to Apex/LoL...
Wolfey is so sweet when he talks about the 2012 VGC format, it's amazing how enjoyable the video is when the RUclipsr had fun doing it
WHAT DID YOU CALL WIDEO 😤 👿
@@alexgrissom3513 this masterpiece that he produced
@@overdadeiroguik5848 I don’t think so, check the spelling bozo /s
Oh God the last part Hurts so much to Watch
I Cry everytime
Explaining how you lost and expounding on those bad habits you've had to unlearn would make a good wideo. And, since Ray's started streaming VGC recently, maybe he'd be open to sharing his perspective, too. :)
Ray's occasionally streamed VGC a bunch of times over the years
Oh, that's cool. So to be specific, started streaming SwSh VGC*. It's been fun watching him still reach Top 2-digits on Master Ball while calling Incineroar 'Infernape' and not knowing Necrozma's Typing 😅
OOOOOO, YES
What was his bad habit?
I love seeing this blast from the past and more VGC!
And also, that montage at the end was _baffling._
I have never seen commentators who know less about the game they're watching and I've watched a Smash event where they got people who literally don't play the game to commentate a round as a joke.
The real issue is they clearly think they're being smart. If they had this little of an idea, but had a more upbeat tone to it, you could believe they're memeing, and were selected exclusively for lack of knowledge as a joke. Issue is, they seem to be legitimately under the impression their comments were serious.
Excellent retrospective on the tournament and the 2012 format for both newer and older players alike. What really sets this video apart for me is despite the success you achieved with the team, you've clearly put thought into how it could be improved in a modern context, and more importantly how it affected your building and play habits down the line. Amazing job by both yourself and the editors, really enjoyable.
What an interesting video that is definitely only 16:46 long and definitely doesn't have a compilation of the most cringe commentary in VGC history
I would say it's one of the most cringe in competitive gaming history your comment almost sounds like a compliment
I just want more of this commentary from worlds 2012. That’s all I want in life now
I was talking to a friend about how I've never seen commentary so bad in any sport, and we decided there needs to be an entire channel of people who know literally nothing about a competitive game or sport narrate over well-known matches like this
ikr, id love more compilations, this was hilariously bad
Wideo idea: "Why My Defense-Oriented Strategies Failed" Stuff like your Hippowdon/Gliscor/Registeel team, for example
I want to find out why he put Magmar in that team.
@@butteredsalmonella Gen 3 Pokemon XD Magmar, with Follow me. It's the only fire type that learns follow me and I believe it was holding Eviolite so it was fairly bulky. It also had flame body, ran will-o-wisp and helping hand. It could also pull mamoswine ice shards off of his Latios with FM.
I believe that was the logic, can't remember who is was an answer for though... Though at a glance Volcarona, Heatran and Abomasnow seem fairly popular.
Sejun park hit 5th with it too (and lightningrod marowak!).
Edit: ruclips.net/video/BPUEfqU3z-w/видео.html False swipe explains it better than me. I think Sejun had a better Conkeldurr matchup too with Jellicent.
In case you’re curious, the meteor mash at 17:57 actually was a critical hit (not that it mattered)
However, the commentators seem to have magical prediction ability because the text they react to saying “ooh, a critical!” Actually says “it’s super effective”
The critical hit text doesn’t come out until after that, (ironically) right where the editing says “it was NOT a critical hit”
This lets us appreciate commentators like Aaron Cybertron Zheng even more! :)
i really appreciate these breakdowns. they're more digestible than your streams but are really information heavy and analytical
Wonderful, thank you for this video! I was at those worlds (playing tcg from Finland) and remember seeing you play live!
Come to think about it, I learned about you so many years ago and only found you few years ago. Honestly, thank you for all these years Wolfey. I really appreciate your work and you as a human and a competitor
I love these breakdowns of matches and games! As someone who doesn't play or watch competitive Pokemon a lot, it's a lot easier to fully understand what's going on when you break it down like you do. Thanks for the quality content!
THAT MONTAGE AT THE END WAS AMAZING!
I love that wolf has made a living off Pokémon. Been watching since he started his channel. Perish trap was my favourite strat I’ve ever seen you do
My favorite is when he lied about using an evil timer stall strat based around celebrate Vaporeon and everyone believed it for YEARS.
@@12jswilson oGs will remember that 😅
I'd really love to hear the commentator's perspective, like how they were chosen and why it had to be them when they didn't know anything
*Painful* bonus content at the end there. It gives me a whole new appreciation of the quality of VGC content in recent years.
This was SO cool to watch. Having only recently gotten into VGC stuff myself, it's so fun to see what I missed!
I wouldn’t trust this man too much… he’s is a CONFIRMED cheater by many other people facts and stats. He’s a very dishonest Person
@@dylankiley1311 disagree wholeheartedly. Idk how you cheat in Pokemon and get away with it at the world's level. So I think I'll take my odds with the world champ over a random dude on YT.
@@dylankiley1311 verlisify was just clout hunting and his channel is dead now
@@dylankiley1311 A verlisify fan? I've never seen something like this before
Exeggutor has always been under appreciated so it's nice to see a video dedicated to it. Sleep powder with a high special attack can be difficult to deal with.
Sleep powder and leech seed is a dangerous combo
With harvest or chlorophyll definitely
Breakdowns/analysis of top level sets is my favorite content on this channel, whether its your loss or any other set :)
These kind of vids about professional Pokémon are my favorite. Its been a while and I love it.
This is such a good look back on not just the 2012 World Championship, but the BW championships in general. I love these kinds of videos 👍
Top tier commentating 🤣
I’m so thankful for all the amazing commentators we got blessed by afterwards, I hope Evan Latt would ever consider/be reconsidered for commentating when irl events come back.
And I hope people like Aaron Zheng, Lee Provost, Lou and Nekkra keep coming back for future events, too ✌🏻
I love this sort of content. I'd love even more breakdowns of your previous worlds runs, or other players previous runs that interested you for whatever reasoning.
I've read this team breakdown on Nugget Bridge a dozen times since Series 10 began. The Egg and it's Alolan form just interest me so much as grass types that can pack trick room support. Congrats on being so successful with it!
i like documentary wolfey alot, he's very entertaining.
I absolutely adore the editing! From little comedic laughs to actually showing & highlighting stats of a Pokemon and important info, it's amazing!
Also I had no idea the official commentary footage was just that bad xD
I’d love to see both you and Ray go over the finals. I think it would be fascinating to see how two players prepare to go against each other.
I enjoyed the video! Definitely was a change of pace from your past reviews of your other world champ videos haha so that took a moment to adjust but I enjoyed the video nonetheless. Looking forward to what you do next Wolfe!
Sillody is such a great editor. Fantastic work bro! Great video as well mr Wolfe
I miss gen 5 competitive both doubles and singles. Yes rain and dragons were overpowered in OU but every other meta game was so fun.
So tru, dragons and fighting types yeeting every where. And volt turn along with weather wars were the most dirty metagame of ou ever.
But, dragons are still top tier right now
Dragapult, Garchomp, etc😂
Though one thing I did complain was the early meta was hell Deoxys and darkrai. God it was a mess
Honestly as much as I love all your videos your videos going through moments of VGC history even when your own I have always loved. Would love to see more videos going through unusual mons people used to shake up the format or even in depth discussions of more common mons. I loved all your tier lists as well but I do appreciate there are only so many of those you can do. Adore all your content and will watch anything you produce as long as your enjoying it.
“I almost never mention this”😅
I watched all the 2012 vgc matches I could find and those commentators are so funny to listen too
This was super cool to watch. I love the behind the scenes and inner commentary that players have as it lets me get an idea of what it’s like to be in that place. Also Ray is back playing VGC! He’s been streaming and posting to RUclips!
We all know he's the 2016 Pokemon World Champion. But, let us not forget that Exeggutor that pushed him to glory. It'll be remembered, for birthing a legend in the VGC scene.
This is an excellent video and I enjoyed it immensely. Your ability to crystallize the 2012 Worlds meta, your team building, and your experience at the time was thoroughly engrossing. I would love to see more videos like this where you draw on your long career as a competitive Pokemon player and discuss different tournaments and the metas they were built around.
Yes we would definitely like to see a break down. An uncut 1-2h video just like 2016 finals.
Exeggutor has always been a really great mon.
I loved how gamefreak recognized this in gen 7 and elevated it to mythic status as Tapu Coconut, guardian deity of exeggutor island.
The transcendental Tapu Coconut, the only Pokémon with four types: Electric/Fairy/Grass/Dragon
Sticking around for the commentator footage at the end was totally worth it. That was so bad to watch but I couldnt stop
a fun mini-doc on 2012 pokemon, nice. thanks wolfey team
I really really like these breakdowns of tournaments, whether it's following your perspective like here or someone else's like the pachirisu video. hearing the story of how a player got rewarded for making the right calls and playing well is really cool. the meta background is always really interesting to hear as well.
It’s really cool to learn about the history of this event/culture, thank you for this
Love this style of content. So cool to see a potentially devastating lost in the world final make you a better player instead of negatively affecting you.
I love gen 5 so much, im sad that when i was younger i didnt know about the competitive side because its so interesting to see all these mons and strategies in my favourite games
This is a very cool video idea! I love to get glimpses into the history of VGC being a relative newcomer to the scene starting with SWSH. I always think it’s good to know the history of what came before to truly appreciate what we have now! You should def make that video about your worlds loss, even if it brings back some painful memories.
Great video, love this style of content! Would love to hear the story of the loss to Rizzo.
ray rizzo disposed of him with ease (easily)
I appreciate any match commentary you put out even if they're other famous matches
This was an awesome video I really enjoyed it. Please post more about the 2012 championships
adore this video. i'd really love a breakdown on the game itself because i find your breakdowns of past matches really interesting, and super informative as someone who is just getting into VGC!
watching you break down your (or any) competitive experiences is awesome; great insight. your editor also is a hard carry nowadays
edit: the end lmao, wonder where these twos' expertise actually lies
Who else remembers the Gengar, Haunter, and Delcatty team Wolfe build?
Ngl, when he started talking about skill swap, this team was the first that came to mind
This is such good content, more please.
Oh boy.. this brings me back... times were simpler when wolfey was just the egg man
ive been waiting for more vgc content for months! please keep em coming :D
Love the video! As someone who's fairly new to competitive pokemon it's really cool to see how the old meta used to work. Would love to see more videos like this!
This was a lovely video all throughout, but that ending segment was (chef's kiss) Mwah!
This video is super fun to watch thanks for this. Black/white was the only game I ever ev trained and iv bred Pokémon. I was in college so there were a ton of tournaments on my campus i got to play in and it’s so cool seeing the format again!
I remember watching one of your videos. It was a skill swap + normalize combo and your enemies cant hit your ghost Pokémon. I'm still blown away up to this day. Pokémon battles are so fascinating to play and watch.
This content is INSANE. Amazing
Love these videos because they help me a be a better player in so many different ways. I’d be curious to see you talk about how you lost the finals, but also why you would have changed about your team if you could go back? You mentioned you had flaws in defensive mindedness, but what sorts of changes would you make looking back?
Love the dive into the early days of the 2016 champ. Also that commentary at the end probably took a few years of my life away from me
Hearing you talk about this makes me want to play the old format, if only there was a following for older VGC formats that played on Showdown or something
It's great to have you back
Exeggutor my favorite mon since Gen1 :)
Grass was my favorite type, and Exeggutor had my favorite move spread since it could learn Psychic (so many Pokemon were Poison in Gen1)
And then they updated his sprite to be derpy and it's just perfect. :P
It was epic to see my boi become a meme with his Alolan form, and place so high in world's tourney 🤣 thanks for this
"... Also has a hit everybody on the field attack..." lol best commentary ever!
Great wideo Wolfey, I can tell you put a lot into your narration and the editing is *chefs kiss*
Wonderful video, would LOVE to see more like this.
Hearing your thought processes on building, and past mistakes is a very valuable tool for anybody interested in competitive Pokémon.
Really hearing you talk about team building in general, or even a series where you talk about the meta-games of past generations both seem amazing to me personally. Got my sub today
The quality of this video is fucking amazing and I'm shocked it doesn't have more views
Wolfe: u might not have even known that I was world champ, as its not posted in my videos anywhere.
Also Wolfe, basically every wideo: WORLD CHAMP DIFFERENCE BAY BEEE!!
Really enjoyed the vid, but you can’t just leave that cliffhanger my g. Cmon man!
Also hilarious end btw
This was a great video. Truthfully I’d be down to watch any Pokémon breakdowns in this style (or really just in general). Really enjoyed these types of vids
Hey Wolfe,
I liked this video
Haven’t been around in a bit, this was a good’in
Keep it up big dog, cool how your presentation quality upped itself
two? days late but finally had time to watch the exeggutor wideo :') yay
would love to hear you break down more of your old matches!
enjoyed the editing and commentary too (like always) thank you for sharing this with us!!!!
Seeing you had a light blue DS made me happy. I also had that exact colour for mine!
We want commentary/ analysis of You vs Ray Rizzo. Very much enjoyed the wideo, keep the content coming
this is exactly the kind of content I love to see from the wolf man :)
Thank you for the end of the video, that made me smile LOL
I mostly appreciates the through breakdown of the gen 5 meta, I didn't play in gen5 so this was all news to me.
I’d love to see more Wolfe worlds reviews, successful or not, the insight on the mental aspects/habit building is super cool
Great vid! I’d definitely be interested in breakdowns of any finals you’ve made it too. Your educational videos are some of the best.
I want to see the breakdown!!! I like hearing you talk about your past runs! Great vid dude 👌
Great video!!! I've been wanting this video since Wolf made the 2016 reaction.
this was really interesting! Thanks for sharing this with the community
I love this style of video! Insightful at the front, hilarious at the back
I really like these kinds of wideos! Would love to see you break down your 2012 GFs set or talk about any of your other Worlds runs. I think it could be really useful/insightful for newer players who might be in the same place you were back then to avoid common pitfalls/unoptimal habits.
Honestly always loved the vgc breakdown. Would love for the vgc content to come back
Great wideo! I enjoyed the team building section and hearing your thought process. In the future, Id like to see more clips of your teams in battle. Moments where you overcame adversity in battle and where certain pokemon came in clutch
Love the editing and quality!
Fantastic video, love these sort of passion project videos where you can really feel the love someone puts into their work
Loved the end of video bonus. That sort of era of not well documented play is sort of nostalgia. I remember going to a 2012 regional in Rhode Island and nobody knew anything. Then in the next year in 2013 it was a world of difference. I think that was even the first year the distributed pokemon. It wasn't perfect back then either. And now you have sites like nugget bridge misspelling names and event dates to sort of fill in gaps.
This video is fantastic (and I wouldn’t mind at all see some others; this insight at previous championships and matches are really interesting and fun to watch)
(Man, I would to see Cybertron react to the commentators clip - he would probably have an heart attack)
I'd love to hear these commentators try to commentate again that was hillarious
The editing is really good and fun
I really like the editing on this video!