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eAthlete Labs i need help maybe more of an understanding because i’m trying to get better i’ve been getting better at not tilting as much as i used to i don’t get the emotion part
Try reviewing all your mistakes and listing them. The next time you play a game, focus on avoiding one or two of those mistakes until you're confident that you won't do them again.
I love this channel and all the little tips and tricks it has to offer. Went from Champion 2 in Rocket League to RLRS in a little under a year in Rocket League thanks to this channel. Thanks eAthlete Labs :)
Hey Naomi. As a fellow RL player who's rank last season was 17-1800 in 3s, I'd love to know your advice to improve quickly/ what helped you to where you are now
That mentality is called stoicism. You can read a bit more by reading Marcus Aurelius’ journal “Reflections” although it has some old school language since he we a Roman emperor. Developing that mentality into a strength will improve you in all areas of your life.
Bro imma be honest, what you do on this channel is fucking godsend and you are the most underrated channel ive ever see i love what you do and i watch every video with a purpose and i cant thank you enough, but thanks for this amazing channel.
I used to be the noob in fortnite who didn't get a kill to the guy who carries the team and pickaxes his enemies, this wouldn't be possible without this channel, I've been following you guys for 2 years now and you've really made me better at the game, thank you.
VOD reviewing your own gameplay can help I guess, but realistically how I climbed form high plat in Overwatch (2900) to the low end of top 500 (4134) in approx like 3 months is simply by staying dedicated. Your not going to improve if you dont put the time in simple. And I think for pretty much every game, it is better to watch a pro player play and pretty much try to mirror everything he/she does - and try to avoid paying so much attention to mechanical aim/skil, because the majority of the time it comes strictly down to game sense and game knowledge and not accepting that you yourself can be in the wrong sometimes - even if you think your the best/underrated. Also try and stay motivated (I struggled with this and pretty much auto piloted for a VERY long time)
I agree with all of this, but I would like to add to it. Staying motivated is very important, but in order to stay motivated, you need to be motivated by mastery, not external award.
I’m inclined to agree. This game maybe be an FPS, but let’s be honest it’s a moba. And success is entirely between the ears. Not only being dedicated to putting time in to practice mechanics and play a lot of matches, but remaining focused for a long period of time. Around Diamond you probably have the knowledge base to know what to do in a given situation and what ultimates are coming and what to do about them in a given situation if we think hard enough and stay mentally focused enough we can execute high level plays and synergies with teammates. But staying that focused for long periods is difficult, getting our mind in shape to grind for hours on end and think quickly and critically is beyond difficult and I think that’s what I’m struggling with. Consistently staying mentally checked in over a long play session
While I wholeheartedly agree with game sense and knowledge being extremely important. In overwatch mechanical skill isn't as important as say csgo and for CS players game sense/knowledge and strong aiming capability is what will carry you to the top.
Yeah really. There are so many lame tip videos out there. This video was absolutely insane. Thanks so much. I will start vod reviewing myself. Ive only done it sparingly and maybe its what I need to get better.
I take the time to review my games and take notes, but I never really went too deep into my every decision. I'll definitely give it a go and see what trends and other small errors I make, or practice more of what I get right. Great vid btw!👌
I went from not knowing how to play fortnite to consistently placing top 25 in pub matches in just five months, thank you so much for you amazing tips and tricks. I now always assess myself as im playing. You are the best bro
Great video keep it up, your videos have such great quality, honestly I'm not thinking about going pro or anything, I'm actually pretty casual, but I genuinely enjoy watching your videos. Great channel dude!
This was a great video, reviewing works a ton, but definitely going to put my ego aside and get an outside perspective more often. And I also tend to set goals that are long term, and that are win focused, instead of focusing on the details that make the difference between winning and losing. These videos give me a better insight on how I should practice and where to be mentally
Love this channel and totally agree with the coaches here. Here's a controversial hot take: want to get better? Get Outside! Fresh air, and exercise are an important part of a healthy lifestyle required for gaming at elite levels. If you're going to take time to to debrief the last round and talk it out, why not do it outside while you walk? Any thoughts?
my tip for everyone who doesn't want to play rank cause hes scared: Make a routine, its easy just serch a random work schedule webside and make your own schedule on which you know you can do. I got so much better so fast after doing this :)
My biggest take away is probably the mindset. I had a much more stable mindset when I first started playing LoL 2 or 3 years ago but I feel like i've let it deteriorate and my sense of ego has gotten too big. I'm going to work on repetition as well but mostly im going to see what else I can do by looking at replays again
To everyone who actively follows the advice given from this channel, how long does it take until improvements are noticeable? What type of habits are being made? Cause I just recently found this channel and I really want to get better at the games I play
Hey, I noticed you said (15:10) that 'along with reviewing, you would need to seek external advice from high level players and coaches', but, does this correlate to watching coaches on youtube reviewing games of others and not your gameplay of some other top tier player (and not 1:1)?
2:10 i agree that in fps games with only mechanics you can reach the top 5% however in games like league the concept of mechanics is not relevant as the decision making you can reach diamond with 1/10 mechanics using ez champ and 10/10 macro and decision making. Just wanted to clarify that cause the hardstuck bronzes and silver think that mechanics is the first thing to learn which is why they think they deserve more.
You think so? No mechanics and gold at least? I'm not being like ironic, I'm asking for real. I'm pretty bad at league, so if game sense is what I should focus on instead of mechanics then I'll do that.
1:1 ratio playing/reviewing isn't bad for new/amateur players? Unlike professional players, they need mostly experience to mature mechanics and build in-game knowledge.
I understand where you're coming from, but to be honest, I'll tell this one thing from my experience- while being in the game and competing, it's quite hard to also be self-aware/observant of what could've been done better. It's way easier for me to spot mistakes, better alternatives and such when reviewing a video of myself. Just 2 days ago I was playing lots of games of Valorant. I did my best, tried to focus, play smartly and so on, but when I watched my VOD, I felt like I was watching a complete noob. Reviewing myself is like taking all of the resources from performing to a higher level of understanding and knowing what should've been done and seeing it from 3rd person perspective.
I do write down notes ect but don’t feel like I’m improving than I feel stress and annoyed like I do all this for what just to get shit on and shit on and shit on and I hate when I do good one day than bad next day it’s confusing af
Hi great video and some really great advice here! Does this apply to fighting games as well? Thats the type of games i play and am trying to rank up and improve my skill in
My biggest problem is not having a reason for a play/ not being aware of the reason I make the play (in case it's subconscious). And therefore I can't modify my future plays as I can't review based of my reasoning, (I made this play because of X, but I should of made this because of Y) can't be done. When I play chess however, I think like I should be in game (although too slow for FPS games). And have improved incredibly fast compared to action games, for the reason above. Not sure how to fix this problem... Any ideas?
Yoooo I'm up at 5 am didn't sleep but there's a new vid lit also I got a question, why do I only see stars when I close my eyes I've been like this ever since I could remember being from about the age of like 2-3
Thank you for supplementing your sales video with structured application and providing genuinely effective information from legitimate and proven sources.
Rofl some people.... yes please offer free content for the hours it took to make this video and research. Get real me locorio. I don’t see u offering anything remotely useful.
@@sairam71 I understand how all this works, doesn't mean I like being sold to, UA-cam content is free. I entirely disagree with seamlessly transitioned adverts and if that provokes a sarcastic response or makes people roll on the floor laughing it means absolutely nothing to me. I'll make the next question rhetorical because I won't be reading anything your reply. Wasn't my tailored and descriptive compliment useful.
Its hard to explain but if your missing your shots you can look back on that incident and work on getting in a position were your shots are easier to hit
@@knules i would practice certain mechanics of aiming like flicking, reaction times and following the playyer with your cross hairs. Also cross hair placment i think is pretty big so look where the enimes may pop up so you wouldnt have to rely so much on flicking as it isnt the most accurate/easiest way to aim but also important
This means that if a professional coach helps me I can improve even more, than I have improved by watching your UA-cam videos, someone knows some free planning program to achieve my goal of being a smart player who makes good decisions for his team?
well, for someone who already is expert at knowledge and mechanics, and has average gear and system to play(60hz monitor and i play rainbow six siege which is fps and monitor refresh rate rly matters a lot) and rly rly bad internet(150-200) ping, what u suggest?
Because im Batman if possible, get better internet. 150 ms is a MASSIVE disadvantage. I recently have been lagging in game due to the coronavirus increasing the amount of people using the internet. I went from about 70ms to 150+. I went from 3.4k spamming genji cree grinding mechanics to 2.8 and honestly, I cannot believe how much harder it is. Some 1v1s are just not possible at high ping that would be otherwise.
It's the best network availabe in my country, i meant it as sarcastic, i mean even with Uchiha Madara level mechanics and game sense, it still can't be helped if u can't see them coming with high ping and low monitor refresh rate.
Being silver 3, the most important thing you can work on is mechanics, at that level you, your team, and your opponents are going to be playing in such a drastically different play style than higher up that if you practice decision making now you will form bad habits
Coaches are dumb just ask people and sources you trust and analyze stuff yourself and practice a lot. Lone wolf works just fine, all depends what kind of person you are. If you wanna get into official competitions then look up the regulations there.
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eAthlete Labs i need help maybe more of an understanding because i’m trying to get better i’ve been getting better at not tilting as much as i used to i don’t get the emotion part
eAthlete Labs can you help me?
Sometimes in a game i know that iam doing a mistake in that moment but im still doing it.
so why tf u doing it then
roblox is life The same reason a smoker keeps smoking. It’s all habit
So start practicing this scenario and focus only on doing what is right Even if it goes out over Your game
@@Babooshka47 Great advice.
Try reviewing all your mistakes and listing them. The next time you play a game, focus on avoiding one or two of those mistakes until you're confident that you won't do them again.
I love this channel and all the little tips and tricks it has to offer.
Went from Champion 2 in Rocket League to RLRS in a little under a year in Rocket League thanks to this channel.
Thanks eAthlete Labs :)
Hearing that is so motivating, new videos coming a day sooner just for you! ;)
Hey Naomi. As a fellow RL player who's rank last season was 17-1800 in 3s, I'd love to know your advice to improve quickly/ what helped you to where you are now
15:44 exceptional level of skill.
Back when OWL was good, they were the worst team, but now they are actually the best.
That mentality is called stoicism. You can read a bit more by reading Marcus Aurelius’ journal “Reflections” although it has some old school language since he we a Roman emperor. Developing that mentality into a strength will improve you in all areas of your life.
Bro imma be honest, what you do on this channel is fucking godsend and you are the most underrated channel ive ever see i love what you do and i watch every video with a purpose and i cant thank you enough, but thanks for this amazing channel.
I'm so glad to see the effort is actually having an effect on some people. Your support means a lot, thank you!!
This guy made me lose my virginity!
this actually helped me, thinking about my team made me win more matches and not get fustrated.
I legit thought this channel had over 1M because of the professional quality!!! Keep up the amazing work ❤️
doNk yeah I went back and watched them and ur right honestly they just repeat the same concepts over and over again
I used to be the noob in fortnite who didn't get a kill to the guy who carries the team and pickaxes his enemies, this wouldn't be possible without this channel, I've been following you guys for 2 years now and you've really made me better at the game, thank you.
Love hearing this, thanks so much for sharing your improvement, its the reason we keep making videos! :)
VOD reviewing your own gameplay can help I guess, but realistically how I climbed form high plat in Overwatch (2900) to the low end of top 500 (4134) in approx like 3 months is simply by staying dedicated. Your not going to improve if you dont put the time in simple. And I think for pretty much every game, it is better to watch a pro player play and pretty much try to mirror everything he/she does - and try to avoid paying so much attention to mechanical aim/skil, because the majority of the time it comes strictly down to game sense and game knowledge and not accepting that you yourself can be in the wrong sometimes - even if you think your the best/underrated. Also try and stay motivated (I struggled with this and pretty much auto piloted for a VERY long time)
Thanks for this message it was very good man
I agree with all of this, but I would like to add to it. Staying motivated is very important, but in order to stay motivated, you need to be motivated by mastery, not external award.
Also, just wanted to add that this is some incredible advice, thank you for this comment.
I’m inclined to agree. This game maybe be an FPS, but let’s be honest it’s a moba. And success is entirely between the ears. Not only being dedicated to putting time in to practice mechanics and play a lot of matches, but remaining focused for a long period of time. Around Diamond you probably have the knowledge base to know what to do in a given situation and what ultimates are coming and what to do about them in a given situation if we think hard enough and stay mentally focused enough we can execute high level plays and synergies with teammates. But staying that focused for long periods is difficult, getting our mind in shape to grind for hours on end and think quickly and critically is beyond difficult and I think that’s what I’m struggling with. Consistently staying mentally checked in over a long play session
While I wholeheartedly agree with game sense and knowledge being extremely important. In overwatch mechanical skill isn't as important as say csgo and for CS players game sense/knowledge and strong aiming capability is what will carry you to the top.
My guy the content is phenomenal.
Appreciate the kind words, thank you!
Yeah really. There are so many lame tip videos out there. This video was absolutely insane. Thanks so much. I will start vod reviewing myself. Ive only done it sparingly and maybe its what I need to get better.
YES. This is incredible.
I take the time to review my games and take notes, but I never really went too deep into my every decision. I'll definitely give it a go and see what trends and other small errors I make, or practice more of what I get right. Great vid btw!👌
Glad you have an actionable take away, hope it helps you improve a lot!
To avoid emotions, just play at night. xD It actually works because I‘m scared of my mom.
lol... For me playing with random people in a discord call works too because I don't want to be rude and get mad at them.
Souxz exactly when i play with my friends backseat game a little but i try to be polite to random ppl lol
I do skywars ranked. When I get mad, I play casual solo skywars for fun and try to do funny cheesy strats like camping to cheer myself up.
Yes I have been waiting for this!!
Hope it was worth it!
I watched all 19 of your vids like this and I hit champions league in 4 hours thx so much
Okay know I know why shroud is that good 🤣never have emotion and always silence
Might actually be a give away to his kind of mindset!
He hax.. legit .. i have blatant clips
Videos like this fool so many people what it takes is a High IQ and the Champion spirit (Never Give up) I know exactly what I'm talking about
I went from not knowing how to play fortnite to consistently placing top 25 in pub matches in just five months, thank you so much for you amazing tips and tricks. I now always assess myself as im playing. You are the best bro
Just like bruce Lee says empty your mind. Be formless and shapeless. Don't think about what you do let your feeling guide the way.
Great video keep it up, your videos have such great quality, honestly I'm not thinking about going pro or anything, I'm actually pretty casual, but I genuinely enjoy watching your videos. Great channel dude!
Love your vids ❤💙
Appreciate the support! :)
u have no idea how much this video helps and this channel thnx for uploading vids like these
i really like the summary at the end
Hopefully, it helps all the big ideas sink in!
I've been playing Rainbow Six like this for the last year. Ive had much improvement.
This was a great video, reviewing works a ton, but definitely going to put my ego aside and get an outside perspective more often. And I also tend to set goals that are long term, and that are win focused, instead of focusing on the details that make the difference between winning and losing. These videos give me a better insight on how I should practice and where to be mentally
Love this channel and totally agree with the coaches here. Here's a controversial hot take: want to get better? Get Outside! Fresh air, and exercise are an important part of a healthy lifestyle required for gaming at elite levels. If you're going to take time to to debrief the last round and talk it out, why not do it outside while you walk? Any thoughts?
This is often overlooked but I agree, lifestyle factors are huge and I think this is something worth exploring in a future video!
0:30 : ooh thats s1mple for sure
That's zywoo😡
@@Xotwod69 u didnt get it right?
why the heck this channel only got 57k subs???!!!!
Oh god you uploaded new video. Waited a long time for this. You never disappointed with your content. Love you.
Glad we don't disappoint! Hope you love this one!
my tip for everyone who doesn't want to play rank cause hes scared: Make a routine, its easy just serch a random work schedule
webside and make your own schedule
on which you know you can do. I got so much better so fast after doing this :)
Awesome advice!
What is that?
@@ronitbatra4278 A work schedule
@@dolcruz6838 i.m sorry what I meant was what kind of schedule
@@ronitbatra4278 like a schedule at school but with ranked, aim trainer and sometimes casual
I really like this video cuz honestly the average player in games aren't even close to scrims its like two different games
My biggest take away is probably the mindset. I had a much more stable mindset when I first started playing LoL 2 or 3 years ago but I feel like i've let it deteriorate and my sense of ego has gotten too big. I'm going to work on repetition as well but mostly im going to see what else I can do by looking at replays again
Great video and tons of helpful information :D
Great video i watched every video in your channel they are all true and valuable thanks man
finally an upload
Glad you made it so quickly!
Nice to see another video
Hope you love it!
You deserve more views. I love this
Flow state is the key
LMAO "From average" shows Stixxay. Nice, nice I respect that
This is the fucking best video I have ever seen from you! Keep up the good work man. Your vids rly inspire me to keep going
Always trying to step up the quality, glad you loved the video!
Well put.
To everyone who actively follows the advice given from this channel, how long does it take until improvements are noticeable? What type of habits are being made? Cause I just recently found this channel and I really want to get better at the games I play
If you are doing it right you can notice slight improvements after a week but you will get so much better if you are working on yourself every day.
Hey, I noticed you said (15:10) that 'along with reviewing, you would need to seek external advice from high level players and coaches', but, does this correlate to watching coaches on youtube reviewing games of others and not your gameplay of some other top tier player (and not 1:1)?
I always find myself not thinking in game and spacing out. Any tips to help fix this?
2:10 i agree that in fps games with only mechanics you can reach the top 5% however in games like league the concept of mechanics is not relevant as the decision making you can reach diamond with 1/10 mechanics using ez champ and 10/10 macro and decision making. Just wanted to clarify that cause the hardstuck bronzes and silver think that mechanics is the first thing to learn which is why they think they deserve more.
JeserThe he said FPS games tho
You think so? No mechanics and gold at least? I'm not being like ironic, I'm asking for real. I'm pretty bad at league, so if game sense is what I should focus on instead of mechanics then I'll do that.
@@vladventura1928 100% even plat
@@jeserthe9402 Thanks a lot!
1:1 ratio playing/reviewing isn't bad for new/amateur players? Unlike professional players, they need mostly experience to mature mechanics and build in-game knowledge.
I understand where you're coming from, but to be honest, I'll tell this one thing from my experience- while being in the game and competing, it's quite hard to also be self-aware/observant of what could've been done better. It's way easier for me to spot mistakes, better alternatives and such when reviewing a video of myself.
Just 2 days ago I was playing lots of games of Valorant. I did my best, tried to focus, play smartly and so on, but when I watched my VOD, I felt like I was watching a complete noob. Reviewing myself is like taking all of the resources from performing to a higher level of understanding and knowing what should've been done and seeing it from 3rd person perspective.
Bro i saw this first video of ur channel and made me so happy and make u subscribe. Thnk u very much 😘😘😍😍😍
Thank you!
I do write down notes ect but don’t feel like I’m improving than I feel stress and annoyed like I do all this for what just to get shit on and shit on and shit on and I hate when I do good one day than bad next day it’s confusing af
Makes sense
U are awesome bro!
this video is perfect tank u
Great video!
Appreciate the kind words, thank you!
Hi great video and some really great advice here! Does this apply to fighting games as well? Thats the type of games i play and am trying to rank up and improve my skill in
Should we just stick to one game ?
So true
My biggest problem is not having a reason for a play/ not being aware of the reason I make the play (in case it's subconscious). And therefore I can't modify my future plays as I can't review based of my reasoning, (I made this play because of X, but I should of made this because of Y) can't be done.
When I play chess however, I think like I should be in game (although too slow for FPS games). And have improved incredibly fast compared to action games, for the reason above.
Not sure how to fix this problem... Any ideas?
Please post more soon bro😭
That's the goal, hoping to get the next video out much sooner!
@@eathletelabs yay thank you your my biggest motivation helps me continue to play n have a lil more hope💯!
That's fun
because this channel gives so much valuable content but still have 59k subscribers
I honestly don't know this one so: How do you record a game in Overwatch? I mean, is there a built in method?
Yoooo I'm up at 5 am didn't sleep but there's a new vid lit also I got a question, why do I only see stars when I close my eyes I've been like this ever since I could remember being from about the age of like 2-3
When you close your eyes your going through a portal to a galaxy far far away
@@babemicah8999 brooooooooo if I was high rn I would totally believe you lol
Lets go, you are so good.
Glad you think so, hope you learn a lot from the video!
Do a video on learning styles (if yo I already do can someone link it to be)
Great idea!
YES! ANOTHER VIDEO! :D
Hell yea! ;)
Can u give some tips as a gamer who has adhd
so if i get a 25 kill win in solo platform cash cups i don’t react i just stay quiet?
hi, i love my game and find it fun to improve my goal isnt the next rank just 1sr makes me happy but i havnt found my motivation how can i find it?
I really wanna participate in the Course but I'm only 15 and I don't have money :(
Thank you for supplementing your sales video with structured application and providing genuinely effective information from legitimate and proven sources.
The content comes first, any product sales just help support the channel! Appreciate the comment!
Rofl some people.... yes please offer free content for the hours it took to make this video and research. Get real me locorio. I don’t see u offering anything remotely useful.
@@sairam71 I understand how all this works, doesn't mean I like being sold to, UA-cam content is free. I entirely disagree with seamlessly transitioned adverts and if that provokes a sarcastic response or makes people roll on the floor laughing it means absolutely nothing to me. I'll make the next question rhetorical because I won't be reading anything your reply. Wasn't my tailored and descriptive compliment useful.
if it’s a simple thing like me missing my aim how could i learn from that?
Its hard to explain but if your missing your shots you can look back on that incident and work on getting in a position were your shots are easier to hit
Mason Schalski but people tell me to write stuff down, what stuff would i be writing down related to fortnite
@@knules i would practice certain mechanics of aiming like flicking, reaction times and following the playyer with your cross hairs. Also cross hair placment i think is pretty big so look where the enimes may pop up so you wouldnt have to rely so much on flicking as it isnt the most accurate/easiest way to aim but also important
This means that if a professional coach helps me I can improve even more, than I have improved by watching your UA-cam videos, someone knows some free planning program to achieve my goal of being a smart player who makes good decisions for his team?
Bad decision makings lead to bad timings and these two are my worst enemies
well, for someone who already is expert at knowledge and mechanics, and has average gear and system to play(60hz monitor and i play rainbow six siege which is fps and monitor refresh rate rly matters a lot) and rly rly bad internet(150-200) ping, what u suggest?
Because im Batman if possible, get better internet. 150 ms is a MASSIVE disadvantage. I recently have been lagging in game due to the coronavirus increasing the amount of people using the internet. I went from about 70ms to 150+. I went from 3.4k spamming genji cree grinding mechanics to 2.8 and honestly, I cannot believe how much harder it is. Some 1v1s are just not possible at high ping that would be otherwise.
It's the best network availabe in my country, i meant it as sarcastic, i mean even with Uchiha Madara level mechanics and game sense, it still can't be helped if u can't see them coming with high ping and low monitor refresh rate.
Im just on s3 in csgo do i need demo reviewing right now or should i just focus on mentality and mechanical skills?
Abhijay saraswat focus on practise mechanics first
Being silver 3, the most important thing you can work on is mechanics, at that level you, your team, and your opponents are going to be playing in such a drastically different play style than higher up that if you practice decision making now you will form bad habits
Whats good
Ayyy! Hope you love the vid!
eAthlete Labs
of course i love the vid 😂😂 it helps me improve, especially since i was always lacking key game sense
I haven't watched the video yet but is this strictly overwatch or other games to get good at?
This is relevant for all games! :)
So what if your game doesn’t have a replay system?
Record and watch the vod
Easylife PS4?
@@goopi7478 same??? there's ps4 share I think
Easylife Yeah only like 30 second so I can’t check my full match
@@goopi7478 maybe try streaming and rewatching the vod
being higher than diamond requires more decision making and analytics, "athlete labs" being higher level requires greater mechanics
Bro why so late 😐😐
This make me wait 😐
We have a new video production process, the next video will be much faster! :)
If overwatch is a complicated game then what is rainbow 6 siege?
The only complicated thing in OW is to understand what the fuck is happening in your screen.
Filipe Gomide Exactly
Interesting that so many people take gaming so serious. I mean not many of them will earn money with it. Or am I wrong?
100%
What if I’m on console and I want to get better
Much of this advice can still apply, start with the mindset part! :)
eAthlete Labs ok will do😁
Hey first comment guy I'm number 2
Aha solid timing
How to rank up... actually play ranked
This is definitely a key part! lol
i have a question how many hours should i play a day cause i wana be pro player
looking at 8 to 10 hours dude
Practice 1-2 hours of real practice play 2 hours you only need 4 hour a day of efficient gameplay and practice to become a god at a game
thank you guys
PcGaming MasterRace how would I practice apex?
Youd probably need more time and effort to become a pro than a pro needs to stay a pro, so a ton of time and effort
🥺
:(
Lmfao wtf
@@overvenom6211 :(
Heir an fps shooter coach (specially) next time
Good idea!
where the subtitles? ):
First
Impressive!
This is 17+ mins of waffle over a couple key points to keep us interested, all in the name of plugging his course
captain obvious
Kewl
Hope you love the video!
Gamexpro wale like krna yrr
Is it just me or does the format of the video make it look like a scam video
Don’t react respond!
Great mantra!
Great video, but please cut the fluff, I can’t be the only one bored out of my mind watching a 17 minute video with 10 or less minutes of content
Coaches are dumb just ask people and sources you trust and analyze stuff yourself and practice a lot. Lone wolf works just fine, all depends what kind of person you are. If you wanna get into official competitions then look up the regulations there.