How To NOT Worry About GSP (Smash Ultimate)
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- Your GSP in Super Smash Bros Ultimate doesn't matter. I'm going to try and explain why and what you can do to stop worrying about your GSP.
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Do you think GSP matters?
It shouldn't but it does
It matters to me because low gsp has a ton of lag
As a certified Kirby main,
No
We should have keep for fun and for golry
it doesnt matter at the end of the day but what you said is true, when you see that number goes down youre demoralized and play worse because of that.
I'm just gonna say it, this video needs to be watched by everyone who plays Smash online.
Nintendo too
Fax
The Zelda, samus, bowser, young link, min min, Kirby mains gotta watch this
Especially the guy named skillissue who played exactly to make me feel bad.
I wish people would quit teabagging.
My favorite part about GSP is how I win and gain 100,000 and then don't win, and lose 300,000 effectively making it where I have to win 3x just to compensate for 1 loss, (this is another reason why no one rematches anyone it's a risk reward thing, the risk of losing has a way bigger punishment then the reward of winning, so if someone beats someone they don't want to rematch them). I was playing Byleth once and this other guy was playing Falcon and we both beat each other the same amount of times but left with our GSP tanked as a result effectively getting punished for rematching each other as many times as we did, (still haven't been able to recover from that because if I lose 5 times I have to win 15 times to get all that GSP back).
Bro you get 100k per match? I get 20k at most.
@@danielbeck9683 Damn...the amount of gsp you gain is higher the farther away you are from the average gsp. Which is like 5 Mill. So you must be really trash or mkleo
@@danielbeck9683The lower your gsp is, the more you gain when you win
@@RankedProsRLopposite, i have 1.9 mil gsp with almost all my characters that i play normally and whenever i win it i only get 2000 gsp from the match
@@bumblebeealso That could be true, I don't play Smash anymore so I wouldn't know
I cannot allow GSP to get in the way of my growth and my fun. Thank you, Red, for reminding me of that. As someone who has been hanging at 2,000,000 GSP for awhile, this reminds me that there are a lot of things outside of my control, and I should focus on the two things I can control: my character and my attitude.
I've played against people at 2 mil GSP who were tougher than the people I battle on elite smash. I'm sure you know already, but I just wanna remind you that GSP doesn't define how good you are. It's just a tool that the system uses and has its faults like any system. Stay strong and keep playing! 💪
5:53 WAIT WHAT I DIDN'T EVEN KNOW THAT...WELL THAT ENCOURAGES PEOPLE TO NOT REMATCH EVEN MORE THEN THE SYSTEM ALREADY DOES.
Bruh I took your advise and turned preferred rules off then I went to a 4 player match and this MewTwo exploded and me and this Mario teabagged the sh** out of him then immediately got destroyed by that one Mewtwo afterward. It was one of the fastest taunt to get bodied moments.
I’ll take that as “you lied”
bro really just said "Have low confidence in smash bros? *Smurf."*
Helped me come back down to earth tremendously. Thank you!
As someone who is in Elite Smash with DDD and close to 12 million GSP, I still understand this sentiment. Trying to get Dr. Mario into the higher ranks is hard. But, something I learned is that...GSP is a system that helps pair me up to players of similar skill to me. When I lose as Doc, I say to myself, "Looks like I still have to iron out some of my play." DDD has been my main since Smash 4, so I got him into Elite Smash very easily, and I've kept him in it since the game came out. I've even continued to climb slowly. But for those of you who are trying someone new, don't be discouraged. Instead, set smaller goals for yourself. If you are around 4 million GSP, then aim for 8 million GSP instead of Elite. Elite Smash's number grows, so it's hard to gauge how much you need in order to reach it. It constantly fluctuates. So, make self goals with numbers you feel you can attain. Doing so will make you feel much more accomplished.
As for GSP... Despite the good parts of it, it's honestly still an awful system. I think a big part of that is due to a lack of good alternatives to do competitive quick-play. Smash 4 actually did this right. You could play For Glory, and...it was simple. No numbers, just fight other serious players, that's all. I don't think people would mind GSP if it was under a different mode called something like "Smash Ranking". Then the other modes would be For Fun and For Glory. Arenas try to capture this idea, but they are only as reliable as the player hosting it is. Plus, if you end up being considered too skilled, they often boot you from the arena.
One last thing. When it comes to making a ranking system, I honestly think Mario Kart 8 Deluxe has the right idea. It's been awhile since I've played, but the way you earn points is rather generous, and I never felt it to be that frustrating, cause, well...there's no elite rank or anything, it's really just based on what you want to achieve yourself. I think if Smash were to base their GSP system of MK8DX's, then I believe the system would be much more pleasant for folks. Naturally, the higher your score, the more skilled you are presumed to be. You'd naturally be paired up with other high point players. If you get 3 stocked by someone, then you're gonna lose a hefty amount of points, but if you are going even and lose, you'll lose a small amount of points. If you win by a good margin, then you'll get a good amount of points. Ideally, it means over time, a modest amount of people's points would eventually get to a pretty high level, like in Mario Kart. Some may not like this, but I think if you make the point cap so high that it would be unlikely to ever reach it, then nobody would ever all be in the same point range.
I'm just throwing ideas around in the end. In any case, that was a good video, and I feel it is needed.
It's funny, technically Splatoon and TETRIS 99 have better ways of going about this! In both of those, you reach certain conditions, and unlock an entirely separate mode with separate ways of ranking. You can still play the other modes, they don't get replaced. (Invictus with Tetris 99 and X Battle for Splatoon 3.)
Me stuck at 1.9m and not knowing why is the reason im watching this
That's why people hate online. You could win 1 match and gain 50,000GSP, but lose 1 match and lose 1 million GSP
Thank you so much for this, it helped me a lot. Lately I've been really frustrated with smash online. I work hard to get better, and then I lose a couple of matches and my gsp drops like crazy. I try to learn matchups, and learn to read bad habits, but it's basically impossible because nobody rematches. I always fight toxic, laggy, spammy players that have wack rulesets who use Ness, Lucas, Young Link, Belmonts, Samus etc. They cheese you, T-bag, and then leave after one match. Also even if the game was really really close, and you lose, your gsp drops immensely! So some nights I can lose a lot of games by a hair, super close matches, both equally skilled, but I get punished really hard!
Had a ness like that.
Mushroom Kingdom from N64, Hazards ON, camping and spamming PK Thunder.
And I was Green Richter (For fun trying if I can get him into elite without much of a B Button Spam) with bad mobility.
Still have the replay of the Ness player getting Karma'd.
@DeoxysAndMew 2 Ouf I feel you. Honestly the biggest reason why smash online sucks so much is because of the players.
@@bonni4493 Tbh, for me, its a huge number of factors, the players is one of them.
But the biggest factor for me, its online input lag.
Its like I go offline against Lv.9's and im smoothin' I go online, and I cant fucking even move an inch after pressing the button 50 times. (And that is with a LAN Adapter too. Im still pissed off that I just wasted my money on it...)
@DeoxysAndMew 2 Yes input lag is also a huge factor for me. I play on LAN too and it's just so bad sometimes I can't move or I get inputs I didn't even do! Also as a Sephiroth main it's extremelly difficult to be precise in these conditions.
@@bonni4493 Holy shit! So im not the only one huh...
And yeah... I've used sephiroth quite a lot and dropped him only because he wasnt suited for online. That was before I lost interest in the game.
Im only recently revisiting Lv.9's and see how rusty I am and planning to have some fun with a Triple Jump Piranha Plant, as, apparently, she used to have a triple jump and it was a last minute change, quite literally.
Well, this isn't necessarily GSP related, but I can definitely recommend going onto quickplay and using the strategies you have trouble dealing with, and seeing how the other player deals with it.
I live in an area where I only get laggy Sonics,samsuses and young link,they can’t take their fingers off the b button,now I don’t feel as bad because I stopped caring about gsp and mostly stopped playing online
i just wish there was a way to hide the number
With respect to online mode, this is the best video I've watched. By far.
Sure, you don't teach advanced techniques for each specific characters. But look at me. I watched and analyzed countless times the best matches of the best players with Donkey Kong (my main) and I'm even able to perform some complicated moves and tricks yet I can't go beyond 400,000 (started the game 1 month ago). I practiced against LvL9 CPU and against some I do well. Against real people, I lose too often, I play badly, do tons of mistakes, can't hit accurately, or predict well obvious behaviours that I know they do and repeat etc.
I believe knowledge is very easy to get, go watch YT. The hardest part is just experience, which I lack. But before getting enough experience, your mindset can hold you back, if you always lose and see your score going down constantly, feeling like you're trash and you feel never to play online again, which then prevents you from getting experience.
So, yes you summed up perfectly. We shouldn't let the score and past failure condition our mindset. This game is really fun and it's sad such details dictate our decision to keep playing or not. We shouldn't let this happen.
Just came to this after almost breaking my knuckles from punching the floor because my gsp dropped from 9mil to 5mil because I lost to a sonic main three times in a row, didn’t select rematch, got matched with him again, and lost again
Thank you
I once got matched against a blue joker who would keep spamming down B for arsen, then spam side B and smash attacks, and t-bag who's tag was Geal if I remember which is such an unpleasant name to spell
Anyways after refusing to rematch I got matched against him
*two more times*
fun
It is always morally correct to block sonic mains
Quick Play would be objectively better in every measure if GSP didn't exist and it just kept track of how many matches you've won with every given character. You'd see ONE number go up, and that's it. I know you can argue 'but muh matchmaking,' but...come on. GSP is already a terrible matchmaking system. It might as well not exist imo. I am currently 'ladder grinding,' attempting to get every character in Elite. Ya know. Three years after the game came out. Sooo, it's been...weird. And interesting. And fun and frustrating at the same time, since it's been forcing me to learn more about every character in the game. I'm actually getting pretty close, but I'm treating it the arbitrary numerical accomplishment it is, not a degree of skill, exactly. A goal to shoot for. Once I've attained that goal, I will gladly never care about GSP ever again, it's a terrible system that defeats its own purpose.
And yes, the WORST aspect of it, honestly, it how it de-incentivizes people at least playing best two of three, a STANDARD expectation in like every other online fighting game.
if anyone is reading the comments, i use to worry so much about gsp too but take your time you will get to that gsp if you just keep improving and improving and improving believe me.
You just saved my Smash experience. Thank you
This video really helps, the thought of losing my GSP instantly left my mind.
Lots of salient points in here, man. Well said!
That makes so much sense, I’ve ran into soooo many 2 stock games with wonky rules and gotten KILLED.
It's a chore being at 2mil gsp
To comfort anyone struggling with quickplay, I fought a Yoshi who was around 3 mil, same as me. I climbed to just below 9 mil and ive not fought anyone id consider harder to beat than the 3 mil yoshi. i lost to the yoshi 2x and then won a game. He could easily win at 9 mil in my opinion. so just because you are low gsp doesnt mean the players are garbage. yeh you will win most games but you will find people who can play or have a spam tactic u cant get around
Characters are too unbalanced online to worry about gsp. There is a big amount of luck involved 😅
Been playing smash online for a while, I have gotten everyone into elite and continued to grow my gsp, I even ran into esam once. But lately I haven’t been performing my best but this video really does help me keep a calm mindset to try not worry too much. Even in elite smash they’re still the t-baggers, campers, item users, and lots of other laggy and jerk like players it doesn’t really matter because even when you tank your gsp, you’ll actually find someone every once in a while you’ll play with for a while and you’ll have a ton of fun. Those players are still out there and they’re the diamond in the rough
Definitely could've used something like this on Smash 3DS For Glory. I punched a solid oak headboard and messed up my hand for a few days.
Better than any motivational speaker in the world
This video helped me a lot, i am a greninja main with about 100 hours in the game. While some day ago I was around 8 million gsp with greninja suddenly i started dropping to 3 million gsp, and i was feeling strange because i was feeling that i was getting better but I thought that if I was losing gsp I was getting worse. Thanks to this video I understood that gsp doesn't count almost anything and that even by losing I'm getting better everyday. Thanks
Some notes:
1: online is laggy and has people learn to take advantage of that instead of actually trying to get better
2: A lot of people get into elite smash with a character and then just don’t play that character anymore which I think contributes to losing so much more GSP when you lose
3: UA-camrs have definitely made me feel like Elite Smash is the standard
4: people disconnect so you don’t get any GSP
Thank you. I have been hating the fact that I bought a switch specifically for smash ultimate, and hardly enjoy playing. I got my puff to 8mil once and ever since losing twice I’ve been stuck in 2mil. I needed to hear this articulated, I knew the anger was from my expectations, however a second opinion has helped allot
GGs
#2Outta3OrNothing
We do need those rematches, it’s fun
good vid! i agree about the one and done nature of quickplay. i generally will rematch people at least a few times before disconnecting unless they lag, spam projectiles with characters like young link, or if i win after they teabag. i also play slippi unranked a bit and one thing i like about it is that there's no outward facing number like gsp that places you. you don't see a number rise or fall after each match so there's nothing to tie your skill to, and not as much a reason to leave after one match. helps too that you can change your character and rematch the same person...
This is why I just don't bother with Elite Smash.
1. It doesn't matter.
2. I simply lose 60 times in a row sometimes and just physically can't.
I expected a boost in GSP but instead got a boost of feeling happy in life. I cannot do this, I like smash.
8:38 to 8:56 is a godsend. I'm sharing this with my friends
I rarely do quick play anymore I'd always stress out about losing GSP. Not making it to Elite Smash it can really lower your self esteem & make you second guess yourself if you're a great smash player. Elite smash is a great achievement don't get me wrong but i just do arena battles with friends I've met on discord & honestly battling people that are better that you helps yourself grow as a better player. I'm a Peach & Lucario main & i thought I was the shit with Peach & Lucario til I saw better Peach & Lucario players doing combos so i friended them on discord & voice called them to help teach me Peach & Lucario combs & tech. Imma hella lot better I can beat the ones that taught me so downloading discord & making friends on their is another way to improve they'll be willing to help you get better. Just hoping in arenas with people you know takes off so much stress & worry about your GSP & trying to get into elite smash. If you feel like you've improved jump on quick play & do a few matches. In conclusion nothings better than battling against friends & just having fun while getting better. Also watching top pro smash players that use your main/s isnt a bad thing either you can see stuff they do to & watching UA-cam vids on learing tech & combos with your main/s helps a lot to practice in training mode to get good at learning conbos & tech but thats just from my personal expirence & advice. ( a little advice most public arenas that you might hop into can have the persons discord as the name of their arena great way to start the making friends on discord part. )BTW out of all the Peach players i know I'm the only one that uses default settings LOL 😂
My best character is at 2.5 mil but one of my worse characters that I use online now is at 8 mil
The biggest issue with GSP is it has no decay whatsoever. In fact, your GSP goes up when you DON'T play. So someone who earned elite with K.Rool on day 1 could be at like 15 million without earning it at all since the very first day the game was released.
That's me and Dark Pit.
My gsp just tanked from 8.5 mil to 5 mil thanks to a pk fire spamming ness. I needed this vid.
My gsp is now down to 4.8 mil gsp
Someone would say, "Git Gud" or "Skill Issue" but im not one of those idiots.
Usually, when I used to play this game online, to counter Ness' bs, is to jump a lot or shield a lot.
Jumping seem to do the trick and just do damage little by little unless you can find openings to string your moves together... that is, if you dont suffer from an input lag like I have.
If you either dont play the game anymore or you've learned how to counter ness, ignore this comment lol.
Thank you for making this video. I feel validated because absolutely yes, the GSP grind is fucking demoralizing as all hell and it makes you feel like your hard work is futile. Truly, I think Nintendo has it set up this way to keep you hooked and it’s kinda problematic IMO.
As a wolf main, why is it like when I stopped worrying about gsp and started playing for fun, my performance spikes up a ton and started winning more consistently in elite smash. Funny how the human brain works
Another great video red 😎👌
Great vid. I’m stuck at 2 mil gsp and it’s so aggervating. I can’t practice bc some players try and others just spam moves
I'm actually of the opinion that spammers are great for practice. If they're using the same moves over and over again, you know exactly what their gameplan is. Then once you figure out how to adapt to whatever they're spamming with, you'll have a better idea of how to deal with that character more in the future. I personally got way better against Ness players once I learned how to deal with PK fire.
I'm stuck going from 2 up to 5 million gsp, then losing it back down to 2 the next day, and repeating that the next day
You know, I like play other games and most importantly, I like to have fun, the best matches are always those where are both having fun in an intense match of back and forth, not spamming, or cheese the matches, I like 1v1 because is the way I enjoy the game the most, plus, this system was made to desentivated anyone who dares play in ah competitive way (win 10-40k, lose 2M)
To be fair regardless of that im still gonna be pissed after losing i just hate losing
I refuse to not rematch someone, and when I do it's 'cause the connection was bad. Even if I lose like 10 games in a row from the same guy, once they leave I tend to get a win streak afterwards, since that one guy who beat me a lot gave me good practice.
0:27 Yeah I don't have the time for Tournaments and have 1 friend and 1 sibling who knows how to play smash, but the sibling doesn't like playing it and isn't as good as me anyway and the friend doesn't play it online often.
Thanks so much for making these videos.They really help me.
2:43 poor Bowser, he died first :(
helped alot. u wont get far when worrying
I've been fluctuating from around 6,000,000 to 10,000,000. My goal is to get really good and get up to elite smash, so not everything here applies to me, but you make a really good point about how people playing with more casual rules can have a way higher gsp than me, even though I could straight up stomp them in a 1 v 1. Definitely an encouragement there.
I used to be in elite smash around 9mil, and every time it gets harder to climb, last month I had to get to 12mil, and now it’s 12.5mil I cant
ty its been such a stress lately
Eventually after every game you just stop looking in my experience
Im only getting into elite for the laughs, I’m a Robin player with joycons, im not getting anywhere outside online, I always play for fun and while yes I feel bad by loosing GSP and I always need to get it back I still have fun and recognize genuinely good players
Sometimes goals are all that matter, I wanna play low tiers, I love playing low tiers. I get mad sometimes, but other times I'll stop taking the game seriously, I'll get destroyed and laugh about it, in the end, I think GSP is helpful for giving me a challenge. With GSP and me deciding to use low tiers, it means every fight can be a challenge, even if it should be easy, and that's fun. It's fun to have to think strategically sometimes, I can make comebacks, I can think cleverly, and it all depends on what your mindset is. It's hard to keep yourself from getting mad, but if you just goof around, you'll find you can think more clearly then getting mad over getting killed. If you wanna have fun, make it harder for yourself, you'll get better so quickly, and it's way easier to have fun doing it since you know how likely it is for you to lose.
You should make a video about the idea of constantly worrying about your skill level in offline smash. Like making PR in your city or state and even having a good season but then tanking in rankings the next season. How can you deal with it?
Honestly, it's all about perspective. That happens sometimes. Even top players lose to people below their skill level. Heck, when MKLeo wins, half the times he's in losers bracket and down 0-2. It's all about picking yourself up and trying again. Be thankful you're not a pro athlete where a bad season could mean never getting the chance to play again.
this made me feel better
Man i love you should have watched this video waaaaaaay before
I started playing online a month ago since I kinda get bored playing against CPU’s. I sometimes win, I sometimes don’t. I’ve been trying to play as other characters and I’m pretty good with them, I played as Kirby, Chrom, Samus, Ridley. And I don’t think GSP matters either. Some of the characters I played as are already at 9 million(Terry, Banjo and Kazooie and peach). Over the summer I’ve gotten pretty better competitively, but what makes me upset is the mistakes I make like when I use the wrong move for Hero and end up losing.
Thanks man i feel very bad when my main has his gsp lower than my non mains but this helps .sometimes you just get unlucky with your main and stuff
7:34 WAIT IT WON'T...
Good too know...I mean I'll never use this when I'm matched against a Sora...I wouldn't do that.
This video needs more views
I don't think this video applies to me. I can't get in Elite even with cheese and gimmicks and I've already given up on it. I can tank my GSP with a character without even trying to lose. Especially with a character with inflated GSP that doesn't reflect my skill level. It does me no good to keep characters with inflated GSP around. items and wacky rulesets is how I have fun. I only use competitive rulesets when I'm trying to guage skill and it's not fun for me but sometimes I just have to know where my GSP stabilizes with those kinds of rules with certain characters.
I like the part where he mentioned lag switch being a major issue.
5:16 DK. I am always scared whenever I see them in quickplay.
Yes here is more advice get better internet connection so you and your opponent don’t leg so much.
If your switch dock sucks and goes black after an hour play smash in hand held mode.
Don’t like using joycons or have drift try getting detachable pro controller or just kick stand it and use your normal controller!
If you use the GameCube controller still buy a new dock or wait for switch 2!
I dont have to tank my gsp because im stuck in 2mil on pichu and it makes me mad that i keep losing to zoners
Ngl this is really gonna help me by not getting mad when I lose
I got my cloud to 11 million gsp. I didn’t play for a while and I picked it up again. I have lost 3.5 mil gsp.
Well....I did get my incin to 6mil after being bad with it at the beginning so it's a start?
The only reason why you should care about GSP is people using the wacky ruleset tactic. I’m talking 2:30 minutes time battle, one stock 7:00 minutes, 3:00 minutes 3 stocks and camp to either run the timer and pray no one realizes they are a stock ahead or pray they win the sudden death that will definitely happen, whatever it is, usually these people use characters that are projectile-based, so use someone with a projectile and reflecter like Zelda or mewtwo and try your best
I hate playing online because it is just not good. I try to get better and yet don't because of gsp
I have 10,000,000 GSP with Link and I main Link. How long until I get my elite smash
200k roughly.
"What characters are you bad against?"
All of them
"What characters are you good against?"
None
"Being stuck at 6mil gsp"
Me at 1mil gsp
3 things:
1. GSP simply shouldn’t exist.
2. For Fun/Glory is better than QP.
3. If people simply weren’t sweaty and toxic, people like me wouldn’t be upset.
i won 2 games from my lowest gsp character trying to boost them up and i got 50,000 gsp increase... meanwhile i lose 1 game and 200,000 of my gsp is gone.
No one rematches me cause I play Mac:'(. But yeah I stopped carrying about gsp and it really improved my mentality. What I do now is just focus on a certain technique or a certain combo ect. That I want to work on. I'm tanking my gsp rn bc I decided to learn a new control setup and idc that my gsp is dropping bc I'm just focused on improvement. Also discord matches help me out but that isn't convenient all the time
Ooh, I love fighting Mac!
I have friends..... and they're far better than me at this game
So I got to learn the game with a litereal trial by fire, like I was forced to do stuff as a reaction to them before I even found a main
Palutena hp nair loops, If you drift back, ITS INFINITE
2 years ago elite smash requirements were set at 10 mil. Today, i dont know, because as soon as i got kicked with all characters they all tanked, and ive never got back in to this day.
GSP does matter to a degree. If around 2m near the threshold yoy get quality matches. If you tank it thiugh prepare to go through a ton of 1v1s with item spamming and a ton more rage quitting than what you would normally see at the top. You drop too low you need a 75% win rate to climb. Staying at 50% this low will tank it even further. Lowest GSP i had was 1mil with Pichu, and it was hell to climb.
Do i care much about it now? No. As long as it's not a pure 1v1 room i can climb with another stranger. If we get off with each other during a free for all I would discreetly manipulate matches keeping things close, so that no one suspect a thing. Sometimes, I would purposely lose against them in a 1v1 in order to raise their score up. Sometimes, i would outright kill them to kill any doubt of bullying. I don't feel like getting banned again for the simple fact that i won a 1v1 against a salty player on a ffa that everyone decided to have. Anyways, the pure reason for all of this is for them to have fun. We both climb, we eventually attractive better players, they hit their limit before they quit after 2 hours of climbing, we become friends on the switch. Recently i have gotten someone up from 4 mil to 9 mil before they tanked back to 6. Meanwhile, i went from 8 mil to 10 mil being discreet and not making a scene.
i wish i found this video before i got into elite with k rool because this video is how i felt about the whole journey of elite smash with k rool but when i had fun with steve i easily got him in elite smash. plus it is true of low gsp i have like 90% in low gsp and when i play them i have fun
Funny thing is that sometimes I will intentionally give my opponents a ton of my gsp just so I wont have to face tougher opponents and so I will gain less gsp if I win a match
Lol, I just got to 9 mil with Zelda, and I legit did not touch her because I was so afraid, so this was much needed
Thank you for this video!!!
In this day and age i wish we had one mode that is elite smash with gsp and set rule set, and one casual mode where we have no gsp and preferred rules optional.
I hate that i am only finding 1v1 when i am queueing for free for all with time.
I'm against that idea just because free for all people would automatically get matched with other rulesets all the time (items, timed battles, etc).
4:07 Bruh I tried that, (I usually only do this as a last result) but I turned on items and final smash meter off...
It only matched me against players with Final Smash Meter on no items.
They part where you showed the UA-camrs “getting character into elite” videos, I couldn’t tell which was your voice since you sound similar lol
Yes I’m a ness player and yes I’m proud
This point in afraid to ask what gsp is
@@adrianamorphous Glorified Soyboy Points
Thank you!
Literally came here after losing 1 million and I was a 400 away from elite
I just use music and I forget GSP even exists, specifically guiles theme, or kens theme.
I can't get out 2 million gsp with incineroar. I was bad when I started with him, but now I can't get out 2 mil because the people are more sweaty than elite smash
Seems like my options are either deleting my smash data or maining a different character. I'm really leaning towards the latter
I stopped caring about GSP due to the awful online connection. I have lost so many games bc attacks do not register the game legit freeze mid attacks. The latency is nuts. Fast fall offline is true while online is so delayed.
My nearest local is about 2 hours away.
How to not throw a tantrum when losing?
I stopped playing online bc I’m just literal garbage at this game with any character I gave up all hope trying to get to elite smash I have a better chance winning the lottery
I've fought people at 7mil GSP who have 3000 hours of play time. This game is EXTREMELY competitive, and there's no shame in preferring to play it casually.
I entered elite smash after 200h of gameplay