
08/30/2015 09:47:53
Cap said:
I don't think he was salty. You gotta understand what it would feel like to lose as well. Like you got a right to feel good about winning, but the other guy has a right to be upset that he lost (in his mind, he might have performed not to his own standards). The way I see it, don't pay any mind unless you smell the scent of shit talk in the air (which nobody in the scene really does), and concentrate on the matches you lost and how you can improve.
JLo said:
More players need to learn how to hold a loss. Gotta git gud mang
Although for me I just realized that my problem is actually the opposite. I laugh off losses too easily, preventing me from learning from my mistakes, so I keep doing dumb stuff LMAO
SpaceJam said:
It's the only way.
Urisk said:
Play to learn, not to win, then you can only get mad at yourself.
Don't know how to quote that since I'm on a phone but basically yeah. I was supremely mad at myself because I knew what I did wrong but I still flubbed it. Nothing against yourself jack but I'm hitting a wall with improvement that I can see what's going on and can see openings that I should be exploiting or punished for but can't exploit or stop. I can't really find that information anywhere either so I'm stuck in a large limbo which is frustrating cause I know where I need to improve but not what I can do to improve.
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