So basically, I am having trouble being consistent in my tech skill. All day today I was messing easy things up like L-canceling and waveshining ect. Anyways, after about 4 hours of playing horribly I switch to pika for like 10 matchs. I then take a break and come back and all of a sudden I am flatland infiniting my friends marth. I don't get it. No matter how much I practice, sometimes my tech skill just sucks. It seems like it takes WAY to long for me to warm up.
When I am playing well I feel like I can do anything and I keep that feeling..hmmm sort of like a high. But when I am playing bad it seems like I just can't fix my tech skill. And it really frustrates me . I want to be able to play a solid fox. This is hard when it takes 4 hours to warm up.
I know almost all of the match-ups really well, I have tons of tournament experience and play against good players/pros every week. Why can't I be consistent in my play? What more can I do to improve? I feel hopeless .
Any advice?
And so this thread isn't completely useless, why do you think some people are so consistent and other can shine at some points and then do horrible in others? What makes a player consistent? What sets someone up for failure? What mindset should you keep and is it important to have that mindset from the very first game?
Basically, I am stuck in my play and want to do better in tournaments.
When I am playing well I feel like I can do anything and I keep that feeling..hmmm sort of like a high. But when I am playing bad it seems like I just can't fix my tech skill. And it really frustrates me . I want to be able to play a solid fox. This is hard when it takes 4 hours to warm up.
I know almost all of the match-ups really well, I have tons of tournament experience and play against good players/pros every week. Why can't I be consistent in my play? What more can I do to improve? I feel hopeless .
Any advice?
And so this thread isn't completely useless, why do you think some people are so consistent and other can shine at some points and then do horrible in others? What makes a player consistent? What sets someone up for failure? What mindset should you keep and is it important to have that mindset from the very first game?
Basically, I am stuck in my play and want to do better in tournaments.