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A fanboy? Really? I defend my friends, you're an *** for being ignorant and stating incorrect stuff about things you should do more research on. Until then, stfu, your honest opinion is unviable. That disagreement is more than just an argument, it's something where you put people down based on your BS views and those things I'll never let slide.. you are fighting an impossible battle.
So much said and nothing but a bunch of idiocy. ''Lost there drive or stopepd practicing'' is the same thing as past there prime you idiot. It's not everybody, it's the majority who disagree with me on just somethings. I get into disputes because I'm an opinionated newbie. I accept that. It's not like anyone has crushed any of my arguments. I don't think I've actually been wrong on anything.
No it literally is not. The prime of someone's career is when their abilities and success is at the greatest it will ever be, which means they will never be able to achieve the same level of abilities and success again. Because a video game like smash is pretty much mostly experience and mental abilities, that window is a lot larger than if it was based mostly on physical abilities. This means that losing drive or practice for a year or two isn't really necessarily the end of their prime because they can more easily get that back and get back to that level, especially since their experience will still be there and most likely their mental skills for the game won't be changed too much. Chu Dat was able to come back and be quite successful.
im to lazy to read the posts above yours but if youre saying my story is incorrect you are sadly mistaken. many where there to witness, you can simply ask armada.
I would argue Chu Dat and a lot of players quit when they were already on the way down, so its not entirely because they quit that they don't return to their prime. I would think too the dedication a lot of times isn't the same as when they were a top player.
He was talking about that kid who is making everyone mad
I guess so, but I still think it could happen though I know it probably never will. Chu quit again before he could attempt to climb even higher and so you really didn't get to see if someone could again find that drive if they could then again also climb back up the rankings to their former place in competitive smash.
Why not? He beat Hbox and nearly beat M2k.. that's pretty much #3 potential at the very least. Though if you really want to be adamant about Chudat being #2 again.. fine.. But to me Top 2-5 means pretty much the same... almost.
Are you serious? Chudat used to be top 3 in the country. After his break, I'm not sure he's even top 30 anymore.
Why hasn't anyone else come back? My statement still stands.
But I gave you proof.. It's proof enough he can handle pretty much almost everybody except a handful of players.
Yes that's kinda what I mean.. lol.
You think so? I wouldn't be surprised if I could name 30 players who I'm confident are better than Chudat is.
Before he retired again Chu was probably top 20 to top 15. And while its not the end all example it still shows to some degree players can come back and have success if they can find the same commitment and drive they used to have, and clearly Chu still wasn't fully committed since he retired again but he was still able to find success. Just saying its possible to regain form again if you can find the drive again (which is hard with the way life takes people).
obv no one would be as good as when they quit. question is whether they could achieve the original skill level. i can think of many reasons why it wouldn't happen, but not why it couldn't
hugs went back to 8th best in the US? when did that happen?
He's being considered top 10? lol. Close but not quite
