OGs will remember the gravy cancel online tournaments and VODs. That was when brawl was super unpolished but we saw online demons like Jellyfish and Lanz. It's crazy to think that open beta was way back in 2015 man. For all the shit decisions BMG makes with balance and releases I can say that we all love this game
@@freevxshal same man. And their montages are stuff that haemo dreams about. You can always expect top tier style, music and editing from a jellyfish video.
I'm really hoping that the good old LAN players get this dub. I like Luna as a gym bro but not as a player. Watching him used to just hurt because he played teros.
I've only started watching pro brawl recently but I've always loved Luna's play style. He doesn't have many boring games. Axe and hammer can both be so stylish if you want them to be
@@trayerlangworthy8701 axe encourages a passive playstyle, the fact that Luna refuses to play passive even with axe makes me respect him even more. And he plays Mordex in 1's now
the people in 2018 are the same ones that revolutionized dashing, weapon tech, multi hit true combos, etc. not only that but the simply wasn’t as fluid as it is now back then i promise you would’ve also gotten stomped
I really hope they continue making most tournaments online, even with all the drawbacks and cons to it, this tournament format has definitely shown that it's benefited the game's competitive scene as it's easier for more people to participate in tourneys. though I do think that the occasional lan would be good. As for who I think is going to win msi, I'm hoping that Boomie wins it because of how he's struggled to preform in the last few online tourneys and it'd be cool to see him back at lan with a win, but realistically, Godly is probably who I see most likely to if he manages to make the trip, I also feel that Stringray's going to have a surprise run.
I agree I hope the continue to host some of the Tournaments online. I like having the bigger tournaments in person though and maybe this will make the community online tourneys more popular. I would want either Sandstorm or Boomie to win or just like some random old pro. I am surprised that everyone thinks Godly is so good, I need to watch him more.
@@Vondakay Godly is absolutely insane. If you ever watched EU Tournaments from the online era before Godly's rise, you'd say nobody would ever touch Acno. Nowadays, when you see Acno Vs Godly, you almost feel like Acno is the underdog, it's crazy. Godly has great movements, insane option selection and he can effectively control the pace that the game is played like i haven't seen before. The first time i heard about Godly was when he did a Money Match against Simple, after that, he started steamrolling EU. Dude is one of the most exciting players in BH E-Sports atm.
Godly probably won't make it to LAN, same as Pavelski. As for Stingray having a good tournament run, we know he's a great player for quite a while now, i personally wouldn't be surprised if he won. A player that has completely fell off, who popped up around the same time Stingray was on the come-up, is HardyMJ.
I remember watching those old tournaments and being amazed at how great the guys were at the game. But wow, I didn't realize how different the skill gap is now. No wonder old pros are washed these days, the game just isn't the same anymore and it's hard to relearn it
did you write this history from memory? i got a minute 30 seconds in and you straight up lied twice. 0:38 scythe was added in january 2017, it had existed for over a year when the tournament in the first clip happened 1:28 "his only previous gaming experience being geometry dash" he was one of the best Ryu players in the US for Smash Wii U, a very similar but more competitively developed game with much fiercer competition. a lot of the skills from it carried over to brawlhalla, and this top-level experience in similar games is how he got so good so fast didnt bother watching anymore after you said that
Yeah, i got this in my suggestions and thos whole video is riddled with misinformation and just generally bad takes? Like the entire point of the vid is based on the false assumption that there were no online open bracket majors before covid? Like the people winning the lan majors were also winning the online majors. That fact basically deletes 4 minutes of talking from this entire video. This was definitely some of the weirder casual content ive ever seen.
@@Vondakay Nooo, u got good content. I wouldnt be any better than you this early into a youtube career, probably even worse. I definitely shit on this vid hard, but like.. it was a rough one man. keep up the grind tho, u got a good personality. ppl like ur content a lot.
gold level now is the same as in 2017.. I can tell cuz i'm forever gold since the early days of brawlhalla and I'm still doing the exact same thing.. I started with teros Axe nsig and I'm still doing Teros axe Nsig and nothing else 5/6 years later..
I literally just watched a t1ff4ny vs sandsorm game and i was like wth they play like golds.. made me wonder if i should try multiversus if i cant become pro in bh
I may have made it sound too easy lol. He’s doing really good right now! So make sure to tune in this weekend to the royale. I’ll be talking about Sandstorm a bit in my newest video on Monday
I thought this was going to talk about pros in like 2016, not 2018 after dash was implemented. If you think this is bad, watch any set from before scythe was added to the game.
I was watching some 5 year old sets today. It is rough you are right. NoEL on top and LDZ was so ahead of his time. unfortunately there is very little content from pre dash times. I didnt find it as entertaining.
2018 brawl was so easy I remember I got to 1800 elo using basic lance combos didn’t even have to read anything ppl would just let themselves get fucked
You know Sandstorm came from competing in smash right? The "only previous gaming experience in geometry dash" comment was clearly something you hadnt put much thought into, and that set the pace for the rest of the video. It felt rushed, and didnt really have a strong point or any arguments or even explanations behind your opinions. By the end of it, i feel as though i've just listened to someone rattle off a series of brawl related talking points without ever doing anything with or saying anything interesting about them. Im trying to be constructive here, by the way. Id also like to point out that uhh.. there were still several open bracket online majors every year before covid? You could see how this basic fact invalidates or at the very least raises STRONG skepticism to a majority of the talking points made in this video.
@@Vondakay I gotta agree that like mid to high tier golds are comparable to pros back when brawlhalla was in it's starting days, sandstorm was like a diamond going against golds and then a pro vs plats
@@rick7122 Lol thanks for backing me up. Hes got a point 2018 towards the end was very difficult. However only on mechanical play Pros were still very early in development. SS had a solid understanding of platformers and movement and took advantage of that over his oppenents. He had at the time under 2k hours while most pros had 5k plus.
OGs will remember the gravy cancel online tournaments and VODs. That was when brawl was super unpolished but we saw online demons like Jellyfish and Lanz. It's crazy to think that open beta was way back in 2015 man. For all the shit decisions BMG makes with balance and releases I can say that we all love this game
jellyfish was one of my favorite players back in the day, miss him lots
@@freevxshal same man. And their montages are stuff that haemo dreams about. You can always expect top tier style, music and editing from a jellyfish video.
@@raphaelcastro1332 that guy alone made me keep playing brawlhalla
Hearing someone say that maybe you wouldn't have heard of noel and wilson made me feel old
it was 5 years ago... :(
yeah cause what the heck that really was a while ago thinking about it now 😭😭
Probably the most well made brawlhalla video I have ever seen.
I'm really hoping that the good old LAN players get this dub. I like Luna as a gym bro but not as a player. Watching him used to just hurt because he played teros.
I've only started watching pro brawl recently but I've always loved Luna's play style. He doesn't have many boring games.
Axe and hammer can both be so stylish if you want them to be
@@orrinnirro I agree that hammer can be really cool but axe just makes me cringe. It's like lance only it hits harder and can kill.
@@trayerlangworthy8701 axe encourages a passive playstyle, the fact that Luna refuses to play passive even with axe makes me respect him even more.
And he plays Mordex in 1's now
Cope hard. Luna mops your favourite pros.
@@duesexmachina6570 godly mops him
It’s hard to believe that one of the top gd players of his time moved on to dominate in yet another game right after, truly remarkable!
Just a correction. Sandstorm was PR #1 in smash before brawlhalla so he had lan experience. He tweeted it out before going to bcx 2018
Haha he was very good at smash but I don't know about PR #1
Sandstorm has never even placed top 32 in a smash major how could he be pr1
@@Vondakay in his region I think
@@game7842 his region is na, the biggest region in smash
I remember hearing was like 17th maybe but he definitely wasn’t even close to pr1
love ur content keep it up my guy
this is one of if not the best brawlhalla videos ive ever seen
great video my man beautiful content !
the people in 2018 are the same ones that revolutionized dashing, weapon tech, multi hit true combos, etc.
not only that but the simply wasn’t as fluid as it is now
back then i promise you would’ve also gotten stomped
Just wait until I teleport back with prenerfed Greatsword and show them the future
Great video G
Great video my guy
I can't get out of tin. I need help
THANKS! this really worked, wow dude! I like you!
Loved watching noel bro 😭 dude always got so hype and looked like a cool guy
Yeah super cool I loved watching him compete. Really could see his enthusiasm
its on sight with cody travis for how he played my boy ethan
Wtf is this hidden gem. 600 subs, 750 likes; this vid is too good and too well formatted. What is this
I really hope they continue making most tournaments online, even with all the drawbacks and cons to it, this tournament format has definitely shown that it's benefited the game's competitive scene as it's easier for more people to participate in tourneys. though I do think that the occasional lan would be good. As for who I think is going to win msi, I'm hoping that Boomie wins it because of how he's struggled to preform in the last few online tourneys and it'd be cool to see him back at lan with a win, but realistically, Godly is probably who I see most likely to if he manages to make the trip, I also feel that Stringray's going to have a surprise run.
I agree I hope the continue to host some of the Tournaments online. I like having the bigger tournaments in person though and maybe this will make the community online tourneys more popular. I would want either Sandstorm or Boomie to win or just like some random old pro. I am surprised that everyone thinks Godly is so good, I need to watch him more.
@@Vondakay Godly is absolutely insane. If you ever watched EU Tournaments from the online era before Godly's rise, you'd say nobody would ever touch Acno.
Nowadays, when you see Acno Vs Godly, you almost feel like Acno is the underdog, it's crazy. Godly has great movements, insane option selection and he can effectively control the pace that the game is played like i haven't seen before. The first time i heard about Godly was when he did a Money Match against Simple, after that, he started steamrolling EU. Dude is one of the most exciting players in BH E-Sports atm.
Godly probably won't make it to LAN, same as Pavelski.
As for Stingray having a good tournament run, we know he's a great player for quite a while now, i personally wouldn't be surprised if he won.
A player that has completely fell off, who popped up around the same time Stingray was on the come-up, is HardyMJ.
@@brawlgammer4424 I think stingray said on his Twitter he won’t be able to make it to LAN. Also is it 100% confirmed godly can’t go?
@@agwrld101 Pavelski, Acno, Godly, and Stingray won't be going to MSI
Great video
This guy needs 5k subs and more his videos are informative and enjoyable
I remember watching those old tournaments and being amazed at how great the guys were at the game. But wow, I didn't realize how different the skill gap is now. No wonder old pros are washed these days, the game just isn't the same anymore and it's hard to relearn it
did you write this history from memory? i got a minute 30 seconds in and you straight up lied twice.
0:38 scythe was added in january 2017, it had existed for over a year when the tournament in the first clip happened
1:28 "his only previous gaming experience being geometry dash" he was one of the best Ryu players in the US for Smash Wii U, a very similar but more competitively developed game with much fiercer competition. a lot of the skills from it carried over to brawlhalla, and this top-level experience in similar games is how he got so good so fast
didnt bother watching anymore after you said that
Sorry to hear about that most of my older videos were unscripted so they are from memory I made some mistakes here and there
Yeah, i got this in my suggestions and thos whole video is riddled with misinformation and just generally bad takes? Like the entire point of the vid is based on the false assumption that there were no online open bracket majors before covid? Like the people winning the lan majors were also winning the online majors. That fact basically deletes 4 minutes of talking from this entire video. This was definitely some of the weirder casual content ive ever seen.
@@eattoast6378 I'm starting to think you just don't like me ;-;
@@Vondakay Nooo, u got good content. I wouldnt be any better than you this early into a youtube career, probably even worse. I definitely shit on this vid hard, but like.. it was a rough one man. keep up the grind tho, u got a good personality. ppl like ur content a lot.
gold level now is the same as in 2017.. I can tell cuz i'm forever gold since the early days of brawlhalla and I'm still doing the exact same thing.. I started with teros Axe nsig and I'm still doing Teros axe Nsig and nothing else 5/6 years later..
5:10, funniest shit I've seen all day.
Haha thank you lmao
I literally just watched a t1ff4ny vs sandsorm game and i was like wth they play like golds.. made me wonder if i should try multiversus if i cant become pro in bh
My bro do a video on the region questions let's gooo
Wish o could just go back in time before sandstorm was a thing. And get easy money
I may have made it sound too easy lol.
He’s doing really good right now! So make sure to tune in this weekend to the royale.
I’ll be talking about Sandstorm a bit in my newest video on Monday
Planet Micro almost beat Sandstorm once before
did he try to table him? 😂
I thought this was going to talk about pros in like 2016, not 2018 after dash was implemented. If you think this is bad, watch any set from before scythe was added to the game.
I was watching some 5 year old sets today. It is rough you are right. NoEL on top and LDZ was so ahead of his time. unfortunately there is very little content from pre dash times. I didnt find it as entertaining.
2018 brawl was so easy I remember I got to 1800 elo using basic lance combos didn’t even have to read anything ppl would just let themselves get fucked
Ethan played like Megd plays now. Sometimes he just refused to attack until his opponent whiffed and that made players and viewers not like him.
Mr Capsar.... I don't know much about the way he used to play but he has like 20k in earnings which is worth the passive play.
@@Vondakay watch his mtn dew championship matches vs Remmy and Boomie.
I've heard of Noel and Wilson tho
I hope wrenchd plays at lan
Being gold now
God this is painful lol
Which parts like the old Brawl days, they were difficult to watch when editing lol
I wonder if in 4 years people will say “wow pros in 2022 were so bad”
Maybe.... but maybe not as contrasting as now to 4 years ago
Someone who registers for a random LAN is not a pro.
You know Sandstorm came from competing in smash right? The "only previous gaming experience in geometry dash" comment was clearly something you hadnt put much thought into, and that set the pace for the rest of the video. It felt rushed, and didnt really have a strong point or any arguments or even explanations behind your opinions. By the end of it, i feel as though i've just listened to someone rattle off a series of brawl related talking points without ever doing anything with or saying anything interesting about them.
Im trying to be constructive here, by the way. Id also like to point out that uhh.. there were still several open bracket online majors every year before covid? You could see how this basic fact invalidates or at the very least raises STRONG skepticism to a majority of the talking points made in this video.
lol
You weren’t supposed to see this one aigeee
A gold would not win back in 2018.
I guess a good side comparison was back in season 3 of league there was platinum pro players lol.
@@Vondakay I gotta agree that like mid to high tier golds are comparable to pros back when brawlhalla was in it's starting days, sandstorm was like a diamond going against golds and then a pro vs plats
@@rick7122 Lol thanks for backing me up. Hes got a point 2018 towards the end was very difficult. However only on mechanical play Pros were still very early in development. SS had a solid understanding of platformers and movement and took advantage of that over his oppenents. He had at the time under 2k hours while most pros had 5k plus.
katars = mega meta
is this a late april fools joke
no sadly these are my hot takes
Alg