We did it! 200,000 subscribers on a mostly Quake and Mouse Review channel. I honestly had no idea the channel would get this popular. Big thanks for all the support and glad the videos are helping so many! In this video I wanted to touch on something that the overly stressed and tightly strung among us suffer from... letting things flow. Just go with it. See what happens. Give yourself time to learn and figure out your potential. Another problem is that if you try to achieve one result over and over, you will miss out on results you didn't even know were possible. I think it's good to set goals, but then keep an open mind and see where you go. Life is a crazy thing, you never quite know where you'll end up. I'm a UA-camr with 200K! I thought I was becoming a writer. Nope. Well maybe one day. You see what I'm saying though? Yeah, can't predict this stuff, just like you can't predict how well you're going to aim. Although if you are going to practice, I suggest doing it in real situations / in games. The aiming I showed at the end is just something I mess around doing when waiting for a game.
"I honestly had no idea the channel would get this popular." When you take into account how false or shilled most review channels and other youtubers are, honesty, modesty, and (humility?) are a very welcome sight; especially when they're an unbiased character and point out the flaws, even in the most well-built products (i.e. Model O, Zowie FK1, etc.) Add to the fact that you actively try to help your audience become better as either a gamer or a person, there's nothin' but good things to say; unless of course someone doesn't like something, or wants to critique something.
finally! i wish you nothing but the best buddy! still watching your stuff for entertainment although i already have everything i need (also thanks to your recommendations btw ;D)!
Yups ended buying the G203 after his review on it, and upgraded that to the g305. RJN also motivated me to order the s2 divina and model o, both coming in rn.
Yup i got my original wired G Pro after watching him for years. Before that I had some shitty $10 "gaming" mouse. Now I'm debating on getting the GMO or waiting.
Because I sell my soul to the companies. Kidding, community has my back, you guys are awesome! Using the links and codes of mine helps everything stay free to watch! That's why I don't have sponsor spots either. Don't need or want them. I like videos to stay to the point and stuff I would want to watch personally.
Everyone who is into getting better at PC gaming should watch this video, no one else gives you these tips. Once again you prove my point of why you are the best motivational UA-camr. No one else makes you feel more special and capable than you think you are than this guy, and I'm proud to say I've always been one of his OG fans and I think he might remember it too :)
I really love you Zy, you've inspired me a ton and I consider you my mentor, not only for mice, not only for getting good at games, but for being true to yourself and being honest, become different than all the others and proving that it can work aswell, you're different, and I'm proud of what you've become, I'm happy to be your subscriber, and hopefully your friend one day, just have to figure out how to stand out of the massive crowd now that you've reached 200,000 subs. I'm glad you made it this far, and I'm going to continue to support, idolize and respect you. Thank you :)
Definitely the most helpful thing I’ve heard in terms of gaming or competition in general. It’s good to hear someone recognise a problem a lot of people have but to have them give advice to work around it is amazing .
Great insight. This even applies to your CURRENT ability. Don’t play out of your range. Don’t try to hard to do what you can’t yet. Play the way you naturally do and you WILL get better with time and attention.
Which is why I still rocket jump for bridge-to-rail when in a real match, since I know worrying about hitting the jump when it matters will just clutter my brain.
Gotta say respect for the video. When channels celebrate milestones with videos like this, it gives viewers more incentive to share your channel and help out grow! Thanks!
I completely agree with everything in this video. One thing I’ve found that helps keep me in the “flow”is listening to music. Focus and state of mind is all it is.
Whenever I start thinking negatively cause I don’t do well in a game after a week of playing very well. I come back to this video and just learn a lot, hearing zy telling us just to be confident and relax helps a lot
Someone gave me this same advice a long time ago in CS. Thanks for sharing and reminding me of this. It's the best single advice I have ever gotten in this subject.
This is actually way more than just a advice for gaming, letting it flow and not overthinking can be said about so many things and ill gladly take it as a motivation to get better in certain games long time lurker so congrats for the 200k dude, you're one of the best reviewers out there
As a person who struggles with overthinking a lot, this really helped. Went in a free for all deathmatch server in cs, and just started hitting heads and winning duels that we're against me. Incredible advice once again.
Thank you for uploading such a great and valuable videos. You are talking about things I always had in my mind while playing and those thoughts always made me play worse for a days, untill I tried harder to clear up my mind. I could focus all the things I have learnt playing Quake over the years by myself only for a day or two playing ranked duels in Quake Champions. I kept forgeting counting items, I changed my sensitivity and fov all the time, even crosshair look and colour, just because I have lost few battles. I always knew that rushing in Quake is a bad tactic but I was still doing this becasue my mind was filled with some negative thoughts. Two frags lost at the beginning and I got nervous for the whole match. Your advice videos helped me to train my mind and whats really important to focus while playing. I wont be worry about missed rails anymore. Thank you Ninja. I knew that if I can win with someone really good twice in a row but next day loose even to 0, it means that Im focusing my brain on everything else but not effective playstyle. You are getting to every single problem I was trying to handle. Now thank to You I got it all on your channel. Check my Quake matches if you want to :) Keep your great job. I regret that I havent found your videos before buying DeathAdder Elite. Now I see that Razer Viper Mini would solve my problems with getting my hand underneath the mouse while tracking with the LG.
I've recently reached the point in my aim in CS where I lead without thinking, prefire opponents next spot constantly, and can flick consistently. I used to obsess over settings, body position, and technique, and I was wondering why I don't think about that kind of stuff anymore. Thank you for putting this concept into words. Just another example of the importance of practice. Hopefully now that I'm aware of it, I can extend it to other areas of my life... It just so happens I started practicing free throws a few days ago. 100 thoughts racing through my head before every shot, and I can make a solid 1 or 2 out of 10. :O We'll get there. I don't leave comments often so as long as I'm here, thank you for the videos. You are one of the premier content creators on UA-cam, and the first person I would go to look for advice on mice. You dominate this niche. Would love to see more videos on aim techniques.
I have played games since I was little and put so much time into them. I have played like this so much but it never lasts for more than a few days or a week. I always end up getting in my head and getting disappointed because my expectation is what I was able to get while I was flowing. Once that happens it just all goes away.
Congrats mate on your 200K!!! I'm french and I've been here since 2 years and I bought my EC2-A thanks to you (Loving it by the way) and those pieces of advice you give us make me improve at CSGO and maybe someday I'll reach my goal of playing professionally or semi-professionally and it I'll be thanks to you. This series of video really helped me change my toxic mindset.
Congrats on 200,000 subscribers and the amazing community you have created Zy. I really wish your channel got more recognition, it's one of the best in terms of consistent and amazing quality.
This is definitely something I suffer from which is thinking "too much" when playing an fps, great video as always! Love the channel and am so happy to see it still owning especially those plays...I aspire to make shots like those!
I find it funny how well I relate to this video because I feel some of my best moments and shots in games like CS Tf2 and even osu! have been when I turn off my brain and just react and trust that I know my sens well enough that I will hit my target, sometimes I don't even realize what happened because of how deep in my zone I am. Great video and advice!
If only I had all the advice from learning how to manage getting tilted and handling competition stress, I think I'd been succesful in my own way. Alas it's kinda too late for me now but such advice still applies to anyone who wants to learn how to better themselves, whether in games or in real life. Keep it up RJN. I hope someone out there will find inspiration from the advice you've given.
Honestly your content is so useful. Due to your list i was actually able to find an upgrade(g305 wireless) to a mouse that ive had for years and loved (2nd gen m235). You honestly deserve more subs for the great content.
I've bought my Kone EMP after I watched one of your videos, so there's actually no reason for me to still watch the videos of a mouse reviewer. But you somehow managed to drag me into your channel just for your opinions and life advice. Thanks for your videos.
Congrats on 200K Zy! All your videos deserve all the support they've gotten, and I just hope that you get more content out in the near future. Also, 200K Sub Q&A? You've done one of those before, but seems fair for 200K, doesn't it?
I've been watching your channel for years. Realized yesterday that I wasn't subscribed after all this time. Which I am now ofc. But it also just shows that when I want a review on a keyboard,mouse,headset I just type your name automatically. Keep up the good work!
I play CS competitively and I am telling you this is the thing which sets me back. It's just insanely hard not to doubt and overthink stuff. My aim suffers so much from this. It's easy for you as it seems, but for some of us it's almost impossible to "just let it flow"...
This is a good advice for a novice and a terrible advice for an experienced player. If you are new and noobish and you want to perfect your aim, you should just let it go and you will be perfectly fine, as you will be learning everything from the start. Get a good mouse, train with it, and you will climb the ranks slowly but surely. If you already have a specific muscle memory with a certain grip and mouse, and you are getting yourself a new mouse (if the one you used is out of production), you should NEVER let it flow if you feel like you are uncomfortable with aim and grip. Re-learning is not worth it, time and effort-wise, whatever your confidence and now matter how much you "let it flow". In fact, you won't be able to let it flow, because your brain has adjusted to a different playstyle and orders you to do stuff that you can't do with a new mouse, mostly due to a new shape and weight. Search for a mouse that feels like the one that you used before, dump the ones that don't fit or return them to the shop. If you opt for re-learning with a different mouse and you do let it flow, consider that it will be 100 times more difficult than it was when you were just learning everything from the start, you will always feel like you are underperforming and it will be infuriating, as you know that you can do 100 times better than that. Find a mouse that ALLOWS you to let it flow the way you were "flowing" with your old mouse, its not worth it to force yourself to learn how to play with a different mouse. Thats from experience.
Yah know man, I have to give it to you, you are a definite different UA-camr. By that I mean I don't see many others using the ways and techniques you do, correct me if I am wrong with saying that. Honestly I got a mouse that is just right for me only because of watching your videos. Before I used to buy any fancy mouse that I saw, you helped me see differently and know what to look for, and for that I thank you. Congratulations on getting to 200K! It is something that is well deserved.
To add to this, a Zen perspective. The Need to Win When an archer is shooting for nothing He has all his skill. If he shoots for a brass buckle He is already nervous. If he shoots for a prize of gold He goes blind Or sees two targets - He is out of his mind. His skill has not changed, But the prize Divides him. He cares, He thinks more of winning Than of shooting - And the need to win Drains him of power.
i really cant believe you only have 200k subs, your vids are amazing! I hope you can reach the 1 mill soon, I've seen your videos for a year but I did not realize I was not subscribed, im sorry hahaha, keep doing this type of videos they are unique
Congrats on the 200K and great video! I have had these moments when playing siege where I start to shake(literally) with difficult situations. I'll try let it flow next time.
Thanks for this. After going about your alt channel, and watching this, I realized that you've helped me realized things I never knew/forgot. Thanks for improving my mental state and game. Love the content, and keep up the good work zy.
As a person who is really good at fps games on console, and is now trying to get to a better skill level on pc, this video really just opened my eyes. I've been playing on a controller since I was a kid, so it's a lot easier to just simply focus on my reaction time. Everything else comes naturally. I don't even think about it. Since PC gaming is a new thing for me, I really find myself over thinking a lot of stuff even though I have my muscle memory down already. I just have to let it flow.
Grats RJN on the 200k! You deserve so much more, and helped my find a mouse perfect for me based on my hand size! I've learned a lot from you, so thank you.
RJN. Noone does mouse reviews better. I hope you will keep it up and I also hope your channel will achieve great things. I believe in your actions because they make this scene more professional and people will take it more serious, which is a good thing. Love your work. Cya!
Congrats and hope you keep growing, your reviews and practical advice are the best. I didn't know that I needed a Glorious Model O until I saw your review. I don't even game anymore but now I have to have one just because.
This is so true with overwatch, where everything about you is complicated, and you need brain power to understand the situation and adapt you game style. This tip is so good. Nice video.
Thanks for all your effort dude, just bought a Glorious Model 0 after watching your review. Man I haven't played Rocket arena 3 in decades, your aim is crazy good especially your Rocket shots they are so hard to pull off. Currently have a Logitech G700s and its a brick compared to the Model 0, weighing 156 grams and its playing up so its time for a new mouse. Thanks again and i'm going to have to look into Quake live.
congrats! you helped me buy a gaming mouse with confidence, your tips made my skill go up, and even improve the amount of fun i'm having playing games. thanks a ton,
Great vids mayne, I rarely comment on videos but I've been a regular on your channel for years now. Keep up the good work, I truly appreciate your wholesome philosophy.
We did it! 200,000 subscribers on a mostly Quake and Mouse Review channel. I honestly had no idea the channel would get this popular. Big thanks for all the support and glad the videos are helping so many!
In this video I wanted to touch on something that the overly stressed and tightly strung among us suffer from... letting things flow. Just go with it. See what happens. Give yourself time to learn and figure out your potential.
Another problem is that if you try to achieve one result over and over, you will miss out on results you didn't even know were possible. I think it's good to set goals, but then keep an open mind and see where you go.
Life is a crazy thing, you never quite know where you'll end up. I'm a UA-camr with 200K! I thought I was becoming a writer. Nope. Well maybe one day. You see what I'm saying though?
Yeah, can't predict this stuff, just like you can't predict how well you're going to aim.
Although if you are going to practice, I suggest doing it in real situations / in games. The aiming I showed at the end is just something I mess around doing when waiting for a game.
hi
"I honestly had no idea the channel would get this popular."
When you take into account how false or shilled most review channels and other youtubers are, honesty, modesty, and (humility?) are a very welcome sight; especially when they're an unbiased character and point out the flaws, even in the most well-built products (i.e. Model O, Zowie FK1, etc.) Add to the fact that you actively try to help your audience become better as either a gamer or a person, there's nothin' but good things to say; unless of course someone doesn't like something, or wants to critique something.
Keep it going, i love your reviews
finally! i wish you nothing but the best buddy! still watching your stuff for entertainment although i already have everything i need (also thanks to your recommendations btw ;D)!
I got a Zowie EC2-B because of you, and it is really a great mouse I really think I level up it feels more made to my hand thanks for all the tips
Anyone else got their first gaming mouse after watching Rocket Jump Ninja?
Congrats on the 200K!
Yups ended buying the G203 after his review on it, and upgraded that to the g305. RJN also motivated me to order the s2 divina and model o, both coming in rn.
@NelyL g403
My first wireless mouse yes. The G Pro wireless.
@@jonny7700 I have a g502 atm and I'm thinking of getting the g203, is it good?
Yup i got my original wired G Pro after watching him for years. Before that I had some shitty $10 "gaming" mouse. Now I'm debating on getting the GMO or waiting.
Step 1 Watch RJN play quake
Step 2 Let it flow
nice
I understood that reference
How is your content free? Best advice I have heard in a long time.
Because I sell my soul to the companies.
Kidding, community has my back, you guys are awesome! Using the links and codes of mine helps everything stay free to watch! That's why I don't have sponsor spots either. Don't need or want them. I like videos to stay to the point and stuff I would want to watch personally.
@@RocketJumpNinja That's a great mindset!
He is a well adjusted adult. There arent many on youtube lol/
Great advice. I noticed I always play my "best" when I kind of zone out instead of overthinking my shots.
@@endymcgufin4570 Just play reflect on your mistakes then everything will get easier and more automatic.
Everyone who is into getting better at PC gaming should watch this video, no one else gives you these tips. Once again you prove my point of why you are the best motivational UA-camr. No one else makes you feel more special and capable than you think you are than this guy, and I'm proud to say I've always been one of his OG fans and I think he might remember it too :)
@Geez Geezington nah mate I've been hearted by him like 10 times in the past
Congrats on the 200k mark brother! well deserved!
The Yes Man himself, always appreciated!
I really love you Zy, you've inspired me a ton and I consider you my mentor, not only for mice, not only for getting good at games, but for being true to yourself and being honest, become different than all the others and proving that it can work aswell, you're different, and I'm proud of what you've become, I'm happy to be your subscriber, and hopefully your friend one day, just have to figure out how to stand out of the massive crowd now that you've reached 200,000 subs.
I'm glad you made it this far, and I'm going to continue to support, idolize and respect you.
Thank you :)
Definitely the most helpful thing I’ve heard in terms of gaming or competition in general. It’s good to hear someone recognise a problem a lot of people have but to have them give advice to work around it is amazing .
Great insight. This even applies to your CURRENT ability.
Don’t play out of your range. Don’t try to hard to do what you can’t yet. Play the way you naturally do and you WILL get better with time and attention.
Which is why I still rocket jump for bridge-to-rail when in a real match, since I know worrying about hitting the jump when it matters will just clutter my brain.
Gotta say respect for the video. When channels celebrate milestones with videos like this, it gives viewers more incentive to share your channel and help out grow! Thanks!
I completely agree with everything in this video. One thing I’ve found that helps keep me in the “flow”is listening to music. Focus and state of mind is all it is.
Whenever I start thinking negatively cause I don’t do well in a game after a week of playing very well. I come back to this video and just learn a lot, hearing zy telling us just to be confident and relax helps a lot
Someone gave me this same advice a long time ago in CS. Thanks for sharing and reminding me of this. It's the best single advice I have ever gotten in this subject.
Thanks for the advice, currently doing last uni projects :) congrats on reaching 200k!
I f*cking love this channel. Keep 'em coming!
Probably the best advice ive gotten so far in terms of gaming. Thanks man, you deserve a lot more than you think. Road to 500k next?
This is actually way more than just a advice for gaming, letting it flow and not overthinking can be said about so many things
and ill gladly take it as a motivation to get better in certain games
long time lurker so congrats for the 200k dude, you're one of the best reviewers out there
As a person who struggles with overthinking a lot, this really helped.
Went in a free for all deathmatch server in cs, and just started hitting heads and winning duels that we're against me.
Incredible advice once again.
I think you have a point with this advice. I noticed my most incredible moments happen when im zoned instead of overthinking.
Thank you for uploading such a great and valuable videos. You are talking about things I always had in my mind while playing and those thoughts always made me play worse for a days, untill I tried harder to clear up my mind. I could focus all the things I have learnt playing Quake over the years by myself only for a day or two playing ranked duels in Quake Champions. I kept forgeting counting items, I changed my sensitivity and fov all the time, even crosshair look and colour, just because I have lost few battles. I always knew that rushing in Quake is a bad tactic but I was still doing this becasue my mind was filled with some negative thoughts. Two frags lost at the beginning and I got nervous for the whole match. Your advice videos helped me to train my mind and whats really important to focus while playing. I wont be worry about missed rails anymore. Thank you Ninja. I knew that if I can win with someone really good twice in a row but next day loose even to 0, it means that Im focusing my brain on everything else but not effective playstyle. You are getting to every single problem I was trying to handle. Now thank to You I got it all on your channel. Check my Quake matches if you want to :) Keep your great job. I regret that I havent found your videos before buying DeathAdder Elite. Now I see that Razer Viper Mini would solve my problems with getting my hand underneath the mouse while tracking with the LG.
I've recently reached the point in my aim in CS where I lead without thinking, prefire opponents next spot constantly, and can flick consistently. I used to obsess over settings, body position, and technique, and I was wondering why I don't think about that kind of stuff anymore. Thank you for putting this concept into words. Just another example of the importance of practice. Hopefully now that I'm aware of it, I can extend it to other areas of my life... It just so happens I started practicing free throws a few days ago. 100 thoughts racing through my head before every shot, and I can make a solid 1 or 2 out of 10. :O
We'll get there.
I don't leave comments often so as long as I'm here, thank you for the videos. You are one of the premier content creators on UA-cam, and the first person I would go to look for advice on mice. You dominate this niche. Would love to see more videos on aim techniques.
I have played games since I was little and put so much time into them. I have played like this so much but it never lasts for more than a few days or a week. I always end up getting in my head and getting disappointed because my expectation is what I was able to get while I was flowing. Once that happens it just all goes away.
Congrats mate on your 200K!!! I'm french and I've been here since 2 years and I bought my EC2-A thanks to you (Loving it by the way) and those pieces of advice you give us make me improve at CSGO and maybe someday I'll reach my goal of playing professionally or semi-professionally and it I'll be thanks to you. This series of video really helped me change my toxic mindset.
Thank you for that advice! I have these bad habits whenever I play CSGO or Apex, but I’ll try my best to let it flow dude!
Same
Only Channel i trust for mice reviews.
Congrats on 200k!!
Congrats, man. 💪
I love your content, whether its realtalk videos, gaming guides or mouse reviews, you seem like an incredibly nice person.
Congrats on 200,000 subscribers and the amazing community you have created Zy. I really wish your channel got more recognition, it's one of the best in terms of consistent and amazing quality.
This is definitely something I suffer from which is thinking "too much" when playing an fps, great video as always! Love the channel and am so happy to see it still owning especially those plays...I aspire to make shots like those!
Thanks Zy, excellent video!
Chat starting at 3:50 is hilarious.
I love your content. Congrats on 200k
Not even exaggerating when I say that this is exactly what I needed to hear today. Such great advice
I find it funny how well I relate to this video because I feel some of my best moments and shots in games like CS Tf2 and even osu! have been when I turn off my brain and just react and trust that I know my sens well enough that I will hit my target, sometimes I don't even realize what happened because of how deep in my zone I am. Great video and advice!
If only I had all the advice from learning how to manage getting tilted and handling competition stress, I think I'd been succesful in my own way. Alas it's kinda too late for me now but such advice still applies to anyone who wants to learn how to better themselves, whether in games or in real life. Keep it up RJN. I hope someone out there will find inspiration from the advice you've given.
This is one of the best videos I have ever seen about aiming. Good job!
CG for 200k. ^^
This is such a therapeutic video. I feel like I'm already letting it flow just watching you.
Honestly your content is so useful. Due to your list i was actually able to find an upgrade(g305 wireless) to a mouse that ive had for years and loved (2nd gen m235). You honestly deserve more subs for the great content.
This single video has better advice than channels with millions of subs. Congrats on 200k Zy!
Ive been watching since 20-30k, really glad that you blew up and got to 200k as quick as you have
I've bought my Kone EMP after I watched one of your videos, so there's actually no reason for me to still watch the videos of a mouse reviewer. But you somehow managed to drag me into your channel just for your opinions and life advice. Thanks for your videos.
You help me so much, I can't convey how much you've helped me. I really appreciate all of it. Thanks!
You know, there is something comforting and relaxing about your videos. Keep up the good work
This is actually amazing, I'm not just applying what you said to gaming, im applying it to other hobbies of mine, helps a ton!
The best Advice I ever got about Aiming, thanks Zy and congratulations!
U are very special, we don't deserve you. always great content and right to the point. Thank u from Italy
Congrats on 200K Zy! All your videos deserve all the support they've gotten, and I just hope that you get more content out in the near future. Also, 200K Sub Q&A? You've done one of those before, but seems fair for 200K, doesn't it?
I've been watching your channel for years. Realized yesterday that I wasn't subscribed after all this time. Which I am now ofc. But it also just shows that when I want a review on a keyboard,mouse,headset I just type your name automatically.
Keep up the good work!
Hey just wanted to let you know your channel is genuinely one of the best on the website. Please never stop this advice haha
I play CS competitively and I am telling you this is the thing which sets me back. It's just insanely hard not to doubt and overthink stuff. My aim suffers so much from this. It's easy for you as it seems, but for some of us it's almost impossible to "just let it flow"...
This is a good advice for a novice and a terrible advice for an experienced player.
If you are new and noobish and you want to perfect your aim, you should just let it go and you will be perfectly fine, as you will be learning everything from the start. Get a good mouse, train with it, and you will climb the ranks slowly but surely.
If you already have a specific muscle memory with a certain grip and mouse, and you are getting yourself a new mouse (if the one you used is out of production), you should NEVER let it flow if you feel like you are uncomfortable with aim and grip. Re-learning is not worth it, time and effort-wise, whatever your confidence and now matter how much you "let it flow". In fact, you won't be able to let it flow, because your brain has adjusted to a different playstyle and orders you to do stuff that you can't do with a new mouse, mostly due to a new shape and weight. Search for a mouse that feels like the one that you used before, dump the ones that don't fit or return them to the shop. If you opt for re-learning with a different mouse and you do let it flow, consider that it will be 100 times more difficult than it was when you were just learning everything from the start, you will always feel like you are underperforming and it will be infuriating, as you know that you can do 100 times better than that. Find a mouse that ALLOWS you to let it flow the way you were "flowing" with your old mouse, its not worth it to force yourself to learn how to play with a different mouse. Thats from experience.
Congrats! I can't think of a channel more deserving of success :D.
Thank you so much for these videos, they've really helped me not only in video games, but also in real life.
Yah know man, I have to give it to you, you are a definite different UA-camr. By that I mean I don't see many others using the ways and techniques you do, correct me if I am wrong with saying that. Honestly I got a mouse that is just right for me only because of watching your videos. Before I used to buy any fancy mouse that I saw, you helped me see differently and know what to look for, and for that I thank you.
Congratulations on getting to 200K! It is something that is well deserved.
To add to this, a Zen perspective.
The Need to Win
When an archer is shooting for nothing He has all his skill.
If he shoots for a brass buckle
He is already nervous.
If he shoots for a prize of gold
He goes blind
Or sees two targets -
He is out of his mind.
His skill has not changed, But the prize
Divides him. He cares,
He thinks more of winning
Than of shooting -
And the need to win
Drains him of power.
i really cant believe you only have 200k subs, your vids are amazing! I hope you can reach the 1 mill soon, I've seen your videos for a year but I did not realize I was not subscribed, im sorry hahaha, keep doing this type of videos they are unique
Congrats on the 200k! Really enjoy your channel. One of the best out there!
Congrats on the 200K and great video! I have had these moments when playing siege where I start to shake(literally) with difficult situations. I'll try let it flow next time.
This content is so precious, years of experience summed in these videos♥️
Congratulations it’s nice to see a good UA-camr hit a milestone like this
So glad I found this channel, thank you Zy. Praise the Rocket Jump Ninja, you deserve these subs
my god that shot at 2:50 was filthy! 😮😮😮 fantastic advice btw
Congrats on the 200k, you really deserved this and more! Great video too, sometimes over thinking gets in my way too and this video really helped me.
Congrats on 200k!!! Thanks for the vid dude it really helps a lot
Videos like this are the reasons why I hit the bell for this channel.
This channel is amazing, thank you for posting videos
I just realised RJN looks like todd howard.
The only difference is you can trust Zy. If Todd Howard told me the sky is blue, I had to go out just to double check.
Congrats for 200k!!
Nice tips :)
Thanks for this magnificent insight, God of Mice. Congrats on the 200k!
Thanks for this. After going about your alt channel, and watching this, I realized that you've helped me realized things I never knew/forgot. Thanks for improving my mental state and game.
Love the content, and keep up the good work zy.
You're the only person i trust for mouse reviews, congrats on 200k!
Your game play is so inspiring, thanks for posting and congrats on your 200k milestone!
As a person who is really good at fps games on console, and is now trying to get to a better skill level on pc, this video really just opened my eyes. I've been playing on a controller since I was a kid, so it's a lot easier to just simply focus on my reaction time. Everything else comes naturally. I don't even think about it. Since PC gaming is a new thing for me, I really find myself over thinking a lot of stuff even though I have my muscle memory down already. I just have to let it flow.
I actually thought about this. Glad I was not the only one thinking about it. And congratulations for 200k subscribers, you deserve this and more.
Thank you, so well put. Applicable to any skill. I'm trying to get my jazz students to understand this and play this way. Essential for improv.
Best advice ever in my life! Because of you Zy i can use any small - med size mouse without sweat.
You are hands-down the best youtuber ever. Congrats on 200k. You definitely deserve much more though
Grats RJN on the 200k! You deserve so much more, and helped my find a mouse perfect for me based on my hand size! I've learned a lot from you, so thank you.
congrats on 200k! thank you for all the effort you put on your videos, the community appreciates it.
Man I don’t even play quake and these shots are so satisfying to watch thanks for all the reviews and stress management tips
I had to watch this more than once to truly understand what he was saying. One of the best types of advice in gaming and out
RJN. Noone does mouse reviews better. I hope you will keep it up and I also hope your channel will achieve great things. I believe in your actions because they make this scene more professional and people will take it more serious, which is a good thing. Love your work. Cya!
easily one of the only people I see on youtube that actually bothers to make really well structured content
This is very true. Same goes for grip on your mouse. The grip you default to is always the right grip.
So do I just use what feels best?
@@Adil_Ops Yup!
Congrats and hope you keep growing, your reviews and practical advice are the best.
I didn't know that I needed a Glorious Model O until I saw your review. I don't even game anymore but now I have to have one just because.
This is so true with overwatch, where everything about you is complicated, and you need brain power to understand the situation and adapt you game style.
This tip is so good. Nice video.
Free your mind.
Congrats on 200k!
Use your brain for reaction, use your flow to use snap with your mouse. Thinking about aiming and accuracy is for training.
Thanks for all your effort dude, just bought a Glorious Model 0 after watching your review. Man I haven't played Rocket arena 3 in decades, your aim is crazy good especially your Rocket shots they are so hard to pull off. Currently have a Logitech G700s and its a brick compared to the Model 0, weighing 156 grams and its playing up so its time for a new mouse. Thanks again and i'm going to have to look into Quake live.
You really deserve this! You put a ton of effort in, and do some of the best reviews.
Congrats to 200K! And great advice!
Advice from Palpatine: Let the hate flow through you.
congrats! you helped me buy a gaming mouse with confidence, your tips made my skill go up, and even improve the amount of fun i'm having playing games. thanks a ton,
Congrats Zy!
Congrats on the 200k! It's flowing!
My congratulations to the best mouse review channel and one of the greatest person we saw on the internet!
Congrats on the 200k man! your advice is always so helpful and useful, and not just bs like a lot of other youtubers keep doing your thing!
Great vids mayne, I rarely comment on videos but I've been a regular on your channel for years now. Keep up the good work, I truly appreciate your wholesome philosophy.
these kind of zy's vids are the hidden gems you can actually take life lessons away from on youtube
Congrats Zy! Well deserved!
200k subs well deserved! Here's to 500k!