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I feel the only way you can truly tell how much someone wants to be good is by looking at how many hours they have on their switch. I feel if u don’t have over 1000 hours on smash so far, u aren’t doing all u can to get good and ur lying when ur saying u wanna be good so so bad.
okay but thats like, a little over playing the game for 2 hours a day, every single day, for over a year. I’m gonna get that time in at weeklies for sure, but a lot of people work 5 days a week and are just not gonna be able to dedicate that kind of time in, but still can have
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quality practice.
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I can sit and speedrun classic mode for 500 hours and play vs level 9 bots for the other half and not learn anything, which is what i did in s4, thats not fundementally learning the game
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The point I was trying to make was that people who have the time r always whining about how they aren’t “good” yet, when they r doing other shit instead of actually getting good. Of course quality>quantity, but some people literally never touch the game outside of bracket.
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