when you're playing too much it's really easy to lose the forest for the trees but to take a step back i'm super proud of my progression in vgc. i can definitely tell im getting better even when doesn't always feel like that.
(trying to affirm myself while tilted)
just experienced a double make it rain miss ranked 600 mb1 right outside champ tier and let me tell you that is not a good vibe
completely got outplayed in favorable matchups towards the end so something to review for the future
louisville went rly bad for me. not from a prep or play standpoint (with one major exception) but from a mental standpoint. def something to work on. the silver lining is that i had my best start yet (i've played in two events) and i learned a lot about myself for next time
gonna try playing in some online tours and some low stakes events with friends cause i am literally shaking from round 1 on and it made it hard for me to even think straight let alone rebound when things didn't go my way
Not that this is related to anything but,
as a new member of the vgc community i've actually taken advantage of quite reasonably priced coaching services from various top players. Have not had a bad experience yet and everyone has a unique approach to the game all their own
if you do coaching i will find you and i will pay you. your days are numbered (on a calendar i presume)





