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yeah seems like there isn't really anyone doing too well with little no wonder really, Ultimate seems like the most scene dependent game of late. The number of matchups + the bad online + the casualness of the avg competitor means that good practice is broken AF

The sad part of this is not how hard it is for me - I've played DBFZ in similar conditions and Melee in even worse ones. I'm fine with it being harder. The sad part is that every god damn ult player from europe excuses their shitty habits & their lack of discipline with it

"whats the point of practicing if there's not going to be any big majors for me to go to" its not techinically wrong, but it's so alien to me. all these people have 0 intristic motivation to actually better themselves and do it all for the money and fame? playing smash? for money

obviously I would love for there to be more money in the scene, but I never think it should be the main reason why anyone tries to get good at smash. Those people would rarely if ever stand a chance at making that money vs people who are truly driven anyway TBH

I think it's just me not fitting into Ultimate's scene at all. I honestly just feel this disconnect to 99% of the scene who all play purely for low effort fun - "ill play a good char as long as its my waifu!!" Nothing wrong with that either, just wish I had more likeminded peeps

maybe this'll change but if I make it into Ult summit I think it's probably time for me to quit and try to find more people like me in another scene. I'm honestly just afraid that the next scene will be just the same.