Inc post that is neither nice nor sugarcoated.
what makes you think I wanted a given kind of reaction? I was just posting videos, not even for critique. I didn't want to hear generic things like "you so bad at falcon edgeguard", how is that even useful other than to put me down? I even put "macd I know I suck" in order to deter the inevitable **** talk from mccain.
people think I am unable to watch my videos and see the BLATENT mistakes I was making. Furthermore they actually think that I wasn't thinking that myself DURING THOSE MATCHES.
Brb, posting videos of myself in a TACTICAL DISCUSSION thread, and then expecting them to not be discussed. LAWLS.
Like seriously? You clearly have some weird thought pattern where you wanna post a video because its interesting (lolforthesakeofpostingitlol), but also dont want it critiqued. Not only that, but you proceed to throw a hissy fit over people giving "blatant" (read: generic) advice that you claim to have already picked up.
Bro, if I post a video of me getting chain grabbed in a shiek ditto, best believe I will not be upset by someone telling me not to get grabbed. If you're ****ing up on THE BASICS, then you need to go back to 1st grade and reevaluate things.
still missing the point, you posted your vids for crit, I didn't.
w.e character boards are for dummies anyway, or at least they used to be when I mained samus
It's just annoying how someone's always being catty / being defensive / being argumentative in general here, and I know it's the peach boards and I expect that, but i feel like we should avoid it when we can
Hold on, lemme be all nice and snuggly when someone calls me dumb, and gets mad at ME for helping THEM.
Just as Shonen pointed out, you should be thankful that players are even helping you, and instead of throwing an immature tantrum like I just read, you should be asking for more elaborate details on the critiques. If theres **** you just dont wanna hear, then tell them "I understand I missed the edgeguard here and here, but is there anyway you think I could improve on it?"
It's part of the reason I lose because as a game goes on if I feel like I've done the wrong thing a lot I get frustrated.
Now I dont want this just to be a post of me calling someone out on their bull****, so im going to offer a piece of advice that you really need to learn.
OBSERVE MATCHES OBJECTIVELY!
If you go into a match with a fair amount of confidence, and then lose, do NOT beat yourself up about the lose itself. Recall the match and think about things you did and WHY you did them, and not the outcome of the match in question. If you can do this, and totally escape any emotional feeling you had to that lose, you could probably step out of this defensive shell you're in.
