Rashad Sahadat

What I saw in s4 was that people became angry but didn’t learn from their losses. The same people who were upset that they were going 0-2 still ended up doing it while others worked on it. You can’t compare a weak mindset to an ignorant one.

You think it’s weak for people to not have an idea or know where to go for advice/learn to get better? Not everyone has the same access as we do on how to keep improving. How would anger change that?

You don’t have to be ‘angry’ to work on it. It can be a source of motivation, sure. To imply that you shouldn’t feel good about not being “perfect” at your craft and considering it a loss is reaching. Even the best can still improve.

Everyone has their own ways of going about it. But I’m saying that this shouldn’t be the only mindset which his tweet gave off that connotation. I can get upset with myself after a loss, doesn’t mean I think I’m a failure. Shows me there’s more I can do to improve and learn.

I don’t need to be frustrated to understand that.

In smash4 it was mostly “ehh there’s next tourney.” Mindset. Frustration is just a step that is naturally taken. You think when Lebron loses a game he isn’t upset? Of course he is. When you lose you can be like “damn” or be like “fuck” but both of them is considered frustration.

People just think “fuck” is worse cause it’s a cuss word. It’s only when you dwell in that frustration when you lose your form and then it goes downhill.

The biggest thing about this tweet in all is that “it’s just a game” is the worst mindset to have. Once you think like that then you’ve peaked. If you’re not thinking on how to improve. You’ve peaked. Imagine telling Lebron after losing a big game “it’s just a game.”....dude...