Beginner's: This is how you jump Godlike: Remember to breathe in oxygen, eat food, and play when YOU want to. Remember that your parents love you. Gambate I believe in you.
Bruh are you kidding me? What’s said in this video goes WAY BEYOND smash. If you use the mindset that’s described in this video, you’ll be successful in WHATEVER you put your mind too. 👌🏽
0:00 Intro 0:29 Mentality 2:04 Confidence 6:04 Sensory 7:20 Passion I almost forgot: 9:30 subscribe to him and support him in patreon for his great work!
Dear god, this video was anything but what I expected. As someone who is constantly holding myself to the standard of being the greatest game designer in the world this video....shook me quite a bit. I know this sounds stupid, but there are some pretty damn good life lessons in this video.
BMVfilms Nothing outside of school projects so far. This mainly includes 2D top down games with swarm based enemies. Here’s a link to a group project I helped with in which I handled level design and scripting. www.scirra.com/arcade/other-games/fog-runaway-29809 As a side note, I took over for level design at almost the last second when my teammate was forced to step down due to pressing deadlines. Its not perfect, but its showcases a little of my work. Also, outside of the music and art assets I designed and implemented the entire opening segment that comes after the title screen. I was very happy with how that turned out at the very least (also it REALLY helps to have a good sound guy on the team. I can’t compose for shit, his work was invaluable to the project).
I don’t even play competitive smash; I just follow it. I like to learn a little about a character and hop right into casual games with friends. Nonetheless, I found this video useful. I have other passions I pursue-poetry, studying to become a teacher, acting-and I can assure you that I run into the same ruts described in your video. I might return to this guide from time to time to remind myself how to keep going and adapt to new circumstances. Obviously not everything you describe carries over, but the amount that does is surprising. Izaw, your passion for Smash Bros is very apparent to me, and I thank you for sharing that passion not just with your heart and hands, but with your mind. I can hear your revision process in the words you choose and the structure you employ. You aim not only to touch or even educate your audience but to wisen them. Thank you for your work, your determination, and your generosity.
Everything is connected my friend. The way you disclaplin your mind to be successful in a game, at its core, is the same way you discipline yourself for success in almost anything. Everything shares some fundamental commonalities and share one huge thing, you as a person. So how you discipline and carry a calm and positive mind gets carried over into everything you do. This determines your ability to grow. With the right mindset and composure you can grow indefinitely.
About to? Psssh I was crying as soon as it started to tell us to reflect internally as a person. I was able to identify the source of my dwindling passion for the game/competing and deal with those emotions (an actual personal issue not one involving smash). Such an incredible video.
What’s funny is when I went to my first tournament I didn’t know what to expect so I showered and cleaned myself very well so I have a good impression when meeting new people in public and boy was I surprised how it smelled there. I felt like I was at a farm lol
Choked during my first match of a tournament yesterday, wish I could have watched this! Once I got rid of nerves, the games got so much easier. Fantastic thoughts, will absolutely help going forward. Mindset is underrated.
@@davidtu3045 Same here, first time playing Smash. Started last week with Pikachu playing quickplay 1v1s and have stayed around 70,000 GSP, still losing about two thirds of the time but I am having a great time (slowly) improving. The biggest improvement factor is just building an awareness of what the other player is doing, and carefully timing my approaches, attacks, dodges, etc. so I catch them in a frame disadvantage. When I first started I didn't even realize how much I was just rushing in blindly with no sense of what the opponent was doing. All I could focus on was executing my own moves, but once I stopped focusing on technique during matches and started paying attention more to the opponent, I've been steadily improving.
Omg never expected the “Godlike” state of these series. I’ve never expected this but it makes me realize that this phase could be the most important when in comes to get through crisis. In some way this mentality can be applied to life itself. Good work as always Izaw 🔥
I don’t usually comment on TH-cam videos but I just wanted to let you know that I really appreciate the effort you put in these tutorials. I watch your tutorials almost everyday to try to improve and they’ve helped me out so much. Keep it up man, and these tutorials are so good that I’m recommending them to my friends who don’t even play just to get them started!
I'm definitely not a pro in smash, but these are some very special words. It's not only for smash, but for everything in life. I enjoy learning and I've heard these words before, but sometimes, I need to remember that I enjoy learning, and that I enjoy smash. Thanks, Izaw, you're awesome.
"It's better to know how to learn than to know." That hit me so hard! This reminds me to have the mindset of playing the game, trying to learn to constantly adapt and improve instead of playing to simply win. I also loved the way you said: play to beat the best, not to be the best. I admit, I could use lots of advice from pros and veterans when I lose against them to learn why I lost the way I did and what i could do different next time. Thus I'm gonna do my best to try and play with keeping that mindset in mind.
Why did I almost cry to this, I’m just a noob who barely even plays this amazing game. I don’t know why, but this video reminds me of Wally’s Final Battle Theme Music In Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire. That Theme Music represents this video perfectly: You must be confidant in your skills, passionate about what you love doing, and have faith that you beat the best, and of you lose that’s okay and you just have to keep working at it. I know that I may not want to be a pro, but this video makes me feel I damn well could be one if I worked at it. Thank you Mr. Izaw, your videos are just god like and I can’t wait for more! Keep up the excellent work!
This motivates me a lot.. My eyes are in tears.. Tanks for your words of motivation, master Izaw. I appreciate them. This year, in a matter of months, I'll compete in my first ultimate tournament. This video encouraged me to trust my instincts, and have faith. I appreciate the effort put in this video. It's very useful, and I'm sure it will help me in the future. Again, thanks Izaw!
It means pushing buttons. You ever watch Maxamilliom playing street fighter and he KO’s his opponent and says it was because he was pushing buttons? Yeah, or when Deadpool says “you pushed the wrong button!” after being KO’d in Marvel 3? Same principle.
The smash community deserves this. This video made me so happy. I love this game, and I love Izaw. Thank you for your guides, I’m sure they helped so many people. Im so excited the see where this game goes for the future!
This is one of the best videos I've seen on this platform. Not just the best smash video, one of the best VIDEOS. You are absolutely right about everything you've said. Thank you for making this video. I know that I can do even better than I am already. And I'm prepared to keep fighting to prove my skill.
I know you probably won't see this comment, but I really appreciate your videos and I still want to pay my gratitude towards you Izaw. Today I lost confidence in my play and my reaction time and ability to think on my feet began deteriorate. I dropped out of Elite Smash and lost 700,000 GSP. I worked really hard to get in to Elite and spent countless hours studying your Link play among others. However, today when I saw this video I was absolutely inspired. I suddenly realised I need to feel confident. I always have enjoyed The Legend of Zelda games and decided to main Link several years ago in brawl. I thought link had no potential to do well. It was really only my brother and I playing for a long time. I could hardly handle loss after loss to him. I worked hard to be better than my brother, but to no avail. I believed Link was destined to be bad for ever after looking at every tier list up until the current one at the time. I never got a WII U when it came out so I sticked with Brawl not paying much attention to Smash 4. Eventually I heard about you from one of Introspective's videos. Both you and him made me realize that you can be good with any character. I respected Intro because he decided to main Charizard and despite his character's tier list placement he pulled through and although he isn't the best he is good at the game. However, while he gave me inspiration, it was you who showed me the art of Link and Smash in general. You showed me how to read my opponents. And most importantly, today you showed me how to believe in myself once again. I will never get too frustrated with the game again and instead take every match as a learning opportunity. Thank you Izaw for creating these videos and please continue help me improve both as a player and as a person. Thank you. Edit: Also I voted for you for Summit.
aPanzer64 Izaw as a Sensai: Ah, spoken like a master himself. I believe in you, Young Panzer. You and Link will form a bond so strong that it will be known that you worked hard to be where your at with your loved Main. Have faith young one.
This is why your my fav smash content creator. Love for the game and easily the best at simplifying the details to succeed. Tech or mentally. Great work. Keep it up.
Hats off to you Izaw. A well-presented, well-spoken video. I main Incineroar. He might not be the best character, but that doesn’t hide the fact that he has potential. Just like every other character. I don’t think you realise how many people you’ve made happy. :) Keep going.
This is the best explanation of the competitive mentality I've ever heard! This video taught me a very important lesson about smash as well as life itself. You have my everlasting respect, Izaw!
This helped me out a lot. I mastered the first 3 videos of art of smash ultimate. My school has a super smash club and we had a tournament. I came 3rd because I was nervous and was second guessing my character. This made me notice my faults. Thank you soo much
Beautiful. It’s not only for a game that you say it, it’s for other passion that people can have. I hope that I can stop be afraid to go to a tournament and just be calm and enjoy the game.
This video is a great analogy for how similar fighting in general is to life itself. It truly embodies what many martial arts teach. The title of this series the art of smash is so appropriate. Thank you for making it. I just went on exchange to Taiwan and things have been getting really rough recently with my rotary club. I've been losing sight of my goals and myself, getting caught up in the pressures. It was amazing to see how much it affected my play. This video was really helpful so thank you.
This video doesn’t even have to be about smash, this is straight up good life advice. I’ve felt this, I’m glad you put it into words and into a video. You’re easily the greatest contributor in the community
This video kinda made me drop a few tears. From learning to climb a huge mountain in Smash 4, this video has brought me some great motivational boost, and even memmories. Thanks a lot for this, it‘s really rare when people take mentality into consideration. It‘s not just about being the best. Having fun, and being positive is just as important.
You really did go all out to make this. This is by far the best competitive guide for SSBU (but it’s also a life lesson) that I have seen, this will definitely help me with my mentality which I would say is crippling mentality. Thanks, Izaw.
I cannot tell you how much I needed this, Ive been getting very frustrated with my inability to get the results Ive wanted to see consistently, I keep telling myself I suck and will never improve, it got to the pount where I was shouting at the top of my lungs complaining and how I wanted to quit. I had to give myself a pep talk in the mirror and felt so much better since, and this video said all that I needed to hear, Ill rrmember this video for all my career, thank you anf wish me luck.
I have never known how to practice and I also never knew how to mentally handle Smash. Your recent guides are a tremendous help. Thank you 🙏 I’m incorporating your videos into my routine now. I hope I can improve!
I started playing Smash for the first time when Ultimate came out. Since then, I've been looking for videos in order to improve at the game and learn new things, but with these kind of videos, I've learned as many things about life and about myself as things about the game. It's awesome how the Smash community is so aware of the importance of mentality, which can be applied inside and outside the game. Thank you.
The editing is also godlike! Seriously though, these are really great tips. I need to get better at the game before I get to this level, but the video is helpful for everyone.
I’m glad you came out with this video when you did. I’m going to a tournament this weekend but I always didn’t have the confidence to do well. Thank you for this video, really
What I’ve learned in my life: 1. Smiling releases dopamine, and dopamine helps stress. If you fake smile, it will become a real one usually. 2. Nervousness and excitement are the same chemical released in your brain, and the difference is mindset. Instead of “I’m nervous about fighting this top player” think “I’m exiting to fight this top player!”
Dude, this video should be on the first half of the series. Mindset is so important and what you say here needs to be heared sooner, not only for going to tournaments but for picking up a new character you want to main, everithing said is highly valuable. Loved it.
I cannot use enough words to place the correct amount of value you've added to my smash game man. Mentality has ALWAYS been my biggest struggle with compettivie sports / gaming has always been my greatest obstacle and this is probably the first non preachy that I feel really helped me take steps towards fixing that. This channel is amazing man and I really do wish you all the best moving forward. I hope you're already incredibly proud.
To be honest, this is not the next video in the series that i expected, but it's the one I needed. The concepts discussed absolutely apply to more areas of life outside of just Smash... Btw, I've been practicing all week with your previous training video for my first Smash Ultimate tournament I went to this past weekend! (i lost super hard, but damn if i didn't learn a bunch and meet cool people!) I loved the Sensory part at @6:07 because (SPOILER ALERT) it relates to a central theme of the novel "Ender's Game": To truly know your enemy is to love them.
This is exactly the video I needed right now. Have been not feeling myself the past couple days and just hearing everything you said just makes it a lot more reassuring. Thank you for putting the time into this. I really appreciate it.
You've been a source of inspiration for me since I first started watching your videos. I don't play smash in tournaments, but you've proved to be useful many times now. It may be entartaient, it may be deep advice. It's always appreciated when it's done right.
What’s GODLIKE is the advice in this video. This was absolutely beautifully scripted. Everything you said in this video is invaluable advice for how not just play godlike, but really just improve as a player and maybe even a person as a whole. I’d say what you say about your mindset when playing is the MOST important thing when playing ANY game competitively and trying to get good. The way how you explained the type of mindset to have and how to think about and approach challenging situations was perfectly written. I couldn’t have said it in any better way. I know you said in the begging of the video this is mainly for players who are already pros and doing well in tournaments, but actually I’d say this is invaluable advice for absolutely anyone who’s trying to improve their skill at Smash, or again any game. I play Smash competitively and this is a huge help. But I also play one other game competitively, and that would be Splatoon 2, and even if this is for Smash that mindset explanation/advice is very VERY helpful for even me playing Splatoon 2. And I consider myself a pro or close to one in that game. I’ve quite a few videos explaining how you should have a positive mindset, and they’ve all helped me have I’d say a much more positive mindset than most players. But non before have explained it as clear, straightforward, and as extremely detailed yet easy to understand as you have. This video is absolutely amazing, and EXTREMELY helpful. I must sincerely thank you for making this. This is the absolute top quality of guides for Smash. I haven’t seen any that compare. And I definitely voted for you to go to Summit. 1. Main reason is I’m also a Link main. But now another is because of how much of a content creation god you are.
Ness MotherBound Izaw as a wise old Sensei: No, thank you, Young Ness. It is an honor for my teachings to be an inspiration to you and many others, following my guidance in The Art of Super Smash Brothers Ultimate. Now promise me, never stop trying and do the absolute best you can, understand?
Whenever I feel like I am not playing good, I watch this video and somehow, in some way, I play completely different, and worked super hard in achieving my goal. Honestly, this is the best video that I've ever seen in talking about composure in competitive Smash. It's truly grateful I get to hear inspiring words as I look to improve in the future.
This can help in not only smash but real life. This is beautiful. And not only what you say but the visuals and music in the background. This is the best smash Bros video I’ve seen.
I won’t lie. I haven’t played a lot of smash but I recently got into it, not for going into tournaments but to play with my friends and get better at it. I’ve been practicing everyday trying to just get better for the sake of getting better and these videos helped quite a lot. I’ve drastically got better in a short amount of time and I’d say these videos have helped.
This video is really for everyone. Even as a mid level player I found a lot of value in this. Mindset can really hold people back so much. This lesson in mindset can help people in any endeavor. It's not limited to smash. Excellent video, Izaw. I wasn't expecting this but I needed to hear it.
god that stuff you said about having a character you play because you think you'll win vs having a character you play out of love hit me so hard i love greninja as a character so much but i find myself unable to do a majority of combos (or at the very least, i'm unable to think of them in a fight because of my bad habit of thinking i shouldn't bother with them because i can win without them) however, i feel like i consistently do amazing with roy, even in matchups that i assume would be bad for him (like zoners and such) i realize now just because i do better with roy (who i don't care about like at all because i don't care about fire emblem) doesn't mean i have to drop greninja i think i'm also kinda forcing myself to play greninja because a few of my friends get concerned when i play greninja because they think i'm godlike with him like that i have to keep up this image of being an amazing greninja player, especially since those are so rare in america although i guess you already answered that too, saying i shouldn't play characters to impress others god this video is just amazing
You got yourself a vote for Smash Summit,but this video will definitely help me as I love playing competitive Smash,I try to be confident and have a positive mindset,I rage sometimes but then I just take a breath calm down,and adapt to the best of my ability,nice video
I remember commenting on art of smash ultimate (the 4th one, forgot tittle) about how the mindset section was completely gone. I didn't know it'd get a full video of it's own, this is much better than what I expected. Thank you Izaw. Also, everything said in this video, I find it helpful for not only smash, but anything you want to improve at. For me it's drawing and creativity. It's time I turn my life around
This was probably the most helpful video I have ever watched as it helped me get through my mental block when I play, now I’ve been able to win more in tourney
*Dude* , that's like one of the best videos on a mindset in general. This does not only apply to Smash, or other competetive games, it applies to *life* in general. This is the best video on a healthy mindset I ever watched. You eventually changed my life man. I don't think 110.000 views deserve this video justice. You should add one or two zeros for sure!
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Beginner's: This is how you jump
Godlike: Remember to breathe in oxygen, eat food, and play when YOU want to. Remember that your parents love you. Gambate I believe in you.
Dread Calibur LOL this comment so good
Jokes on you. My parents never loved me.
Jonathan Tarver
Jokes on you.
I love you
Jokes on you I don’t have parents
Jokes on you
You don't need parents to be loved
Am I in therapy? This sounds a lot more like dealing with my depression than a competitive Smash instructional video.
This is life advice, it carries over to smash
Same tbh
smash is love, smash is life
I might just use it for both.
Yes
Bruh are you kidding me? What’s said in this video goes WAY BEYOND smash. If you use the mindset that’s described in this video, you’ll be successful in WHATEVER you put your mind too. 👌🏽
oh no no
Lol using this at junior olympics for fencing!
i agree
Just like Max’s profile picture. You will be successful with whatever you do oh yeah yeah.
@Euan Lough
Nice! How’d you do? What weapon? And where was it?
This isn't just a video game tutorial, it's a life lesson
True xD
it truly is
This can also help you in real life lmao
This is als why "Smash" itself is a life lesson (thats why I wanna get a Smashball tattoo)
*clicks video
"This video will assume you are a pro at this game"
*closes video and cries in a corner
It be like that
At least I won a few online tournaments 😂😂😂
I would give this comment a like but it’s at 420 likes and I don’t want to remove the nice
I can’t even beat lvl 8 bots... but I also picked the game up only a week ago
I didn't win, but, I tried my hard, but always fail, and blame myself for that, and I want to beat that.
Damn man. That's not just Smash. That's a very good life lesson overall.
Sir Wrexes
smash is life
As a wise man once said:
"I'm really feeling it!"
Dunno why he wore a swim suit though
Matthias or we may even say "i font feel so good" right now
0:00 Intro
0:29 Mentality
2:04 Confidence
6:04 Sensory
7:20 Passion
I almost forgot:
9:30 subscribe to him and support him in patreon for his great work!
Thanks!
I feel like I am listening to a meditation for motivation and self confidence
Nice pfp
description
dude it's kind of in the description
Dear god, this video was anything but what I expected. As someone who is constantly holding myself to the standard of being the greatest game designer in the world this video....shook me quite a bit. I know this sounds stupid, but there are some pretty damn good life lessons in this video.
Fred Riddles I’m sure you will become a great game designer
what have you designed?
BMVfilms Nothing outside of school projects so far. This mainly includes 2D top down games with swarm based enemies. Here’s a link to a group project I helped with in which I handled level design and scripting.
www.scirra.com/arcade/other-games/fog-runaway-29809
As a side note, I took over for level design at almost the last second when my teammate was forced to step down due to pressing deadlines. Its not perfect, but its showcases a little of my work.
Also, outside of the music and art assets I designed and implemented the entire opening segment that comes after the title screen. I was very happy with how that turned out at the very least (also it REALLY helps to have a good sound guy on the team. I can’t compose for shit, his work was invaluable to the project).
Im going to try this game out the second I’m home!
I don’t even play competitive smash; I just follow it. I like to learn a little about a character and hop right into casual games with friends. Nonetheless, I found this video useful. I have other passions I pursue-poetry, studying to become a teacher, acting-and I can assure you that I run into the same ruts described in your video. I might return to this guide from time to time to remind myself how to keep going and adapt to new circumstances. Obviously not everything you describe carries over, but the amount that does is surprising. Izaw, your passion for Smash Bros is very apparent to me, and I thank you for sharing that passion not just with your heart and hands, but with your mind. I can hear your revision process in the words you choose and the structure you employ. You aim not only to touch or even educate your audience but to wisen them. Thank you for your work, your determination, and your generosity.
shinydino I honest to god could not describe myself any better
Everything is connected my friend. The way you disclaplin your mind to be successful in a game, at its core, is the same way you discipline yourself for success in almost anything. Everything shares some fundamental commonalities and share one huge thing, you as a person. So how you discipline and carry a calm and positive mind gets carried over into everything you do. This determines your ability to grow. With the right mindset and composure you can grow indefinitely.
Ok this is a great video but the sight of Ryu’s toes glitching through the floor at 1:11 is disgusting lmao
Freaking same
Yoooo Wassup Henke???
Was gonna comment this, but you definitely beat me to it lol
Its probably why he doesn’t have feet on his render
This isn't just about smash anymore... or is it? Is everything about smash? Is smash about everything. Sakurai warned us... Everyone is here!
You're in the smash universe simulation, created specifically to play smash.
Smash-ception
What a video man, I actually was feeling like I was about to cry. This video was an absolute masterpiece, thank you for everything.
:D
Hahaha
Personnally I was laughing and about to cry at the same time...
Smashtahpeece
About to? Psssh I was crying as soon as it started to tell us to reflect internally as a person. I was able to identify the source of my dwindling passion for the game/competing and deal with those emotions (an actual personal issue not one involving smash). Such an incredible video.
Acknowledging nervous feelings is probably the best advice I could ever receive. Ah, this video is so great.
8:57 "Shower"
I'm sorry, I thought this was a video about Smash Bros. We don't shower.
He doesnt want no stinky people showing up to the tournament
@@Ade-rg2oc If you don't smell like garbage, are you really a tournament player?
I mean, with the way competitive smash started, with guys just staying at houses to do it, it was part of the culture from the start.
I thought this was an ultimate video? Didn't know it was a melee tourney scene...
What’s funny is when I went to my first tournament I didn’t know what to expect so I showered and cleaned myself very well so I have a good impression when meeting new people in public and boy was I surprised how it smelled there. I felt like I was at a farm lol
Choked during my first match of a tournament yesterday, wish I could have watched this! Once I got rid of nerves, the games got so much easier. Fantastic thoughts, will absolutely help going forward. Mindset is underrated.
Brookes Eggleston - Character Design Forge if you want I’ll be happy to practice with you before the next tourney arrives
damn i came here to improve my mentality and i came out questioning myself
arshdeep4L it’s a good thing!
sheesh fr right
Question yourself. Then find the answers.
Izaw:This video will assume that you are a pro at this game.
Me:*at 2.2 million gsp. has never even been to a tournament*
*proceeds to watch video*
Try 77,000 GSP got the game last week haha
@@davidtu3045 Same here, first time playing Smash. Started last week with Pikachu playing quickplay 1v1s and have stayed around 70,000 GSP, still losing about two thirds of the time but I am having a great time (slowly) improving. The biggest improvement factor is just building an awareness of what the other player is doing, and carefully timing my approaches, attacks, dodges, etc. so I catch them in a frame disadvantage. When I first started I didn't even realize how much I was just rushing in blindly with no sense of what the opponent was doing. All I could focus on was executing my own moves, but once I stopped focusing on technique during matches and started paying attention more to the opponent, I've been steadily improving.
William Wesner your a smart guy looks like your improving fast
GSP is a decent yet bad measurement of skill tbh.
Josh Cuz
Iza w:This video will assume that you are a pro at this game.
Me:*at 1k gsp, wins local
Omg never expected the “Godlike” state of these series.
I’ve never expected this but it makes me realize that this phase could be the most important when in comes to get through crisis. In some way this mentality can be applied to life itself. Good work as always Izaw 🔥
I'm almost crying. Izaw u would be a hell out of a coach. And friend. Love.
I don’t usually comment on TH-cam videos but I just wanted to let you know that I really appreciate the effort you put in these tutorials. I watch your tutorials almost everyday to try to improve and they’ve helped me out so much. Keep it up man, and these tutorials are so good that I’m recommending them to my friends who don’t even play just to get them started!
those gameplay camera shots are amazing! Really appreciate all the editing that went in for this video
I need Izaw at the Smash Summit. Everyone please vote for ya boy.
Who else is in the running
Oh it's you again
I see that Watamote PP, you must be a man of culture too.
@@Exorcist_ali248 yes, I love the anime as well
@@Exorcist_ali248 lmao yeah I am a nerd and yeah girls do have the same thoughts as us (which is a good feeling)
The quality of your videos just get better and better, despite not being a tournament player i feel like i can take a lot from this video and improve!
Absolutely
jesus christ why am i crying this is so beautiful
what are you doing here
obvs learning how to play smash
how is life chum
still on the youtube grind i see
Holy shit, this advice applies to the rest of your life too; I feel more complete having watched this. This is flames, Izaw.
Thanks
I'm definitely not a pro in smash, but these are some very special words. It's not only for smash, but for everything in life. I enjoy learning and I've heard these words before, but sometimes, I need to remember that I enjoy learning, and that I enjoy smash. Thanks, Izaw, you're awesome.
He finally accepted that he is godlike in smash
The background of this video is epic! Keep it up.
"It's better to know how to learn than to know." That hit me so hard! This reminds me to have the mindset of playing the game, trying to learn to constantly adapt and improve instead of playing to simply win. I also loved the way you said: play to beat the best, not to be the best. I admit, I could use lots of advice from pros and veterans when I lose against them to learn why I lost the way I did and what i could do different next time. Thus I'm gonna do my best to try and play with keeping that mindset in mind.
Why did I almost cry to this, I’m just a noob who barely even plays this amazing game. I don’t know why, but this video reminds me of Wally’s Final Battle Theme Music In Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire. That Theme Music represents this video perfectly: You must be confidant in your skills, passionate about what you love doing, and have faith that you beat the best, and of you lose that’s okay and you just have to keep working at it. I know that I may not want to be a pro, but this video makes me feel I damn well could be one if I worked at it. Thank you Mr. Izaw, your videos are just god like and I can’t wait for more! Keep up the excellent work!
This motivates me a lot..
My eyes are in tears..
Tanks for your words of motivation, master Izaw.
I appreciate them.
This year, in a matter of months, I'll compete in my first ultimate tournament.
This video encouraged me to trust my instincts, and have faith.
I appreciate the effort put in this video. It's very useful, and I'm sure it will help me in the future.
Again, thanks Izaw!
Howd you do?
Great advice! But what are the inputs?
1. Pick dedede
2. Crouch
Perfect mentality achieved
Leonardo Pozos down taunt? Don’t you mean crouch
@@queenawesomegaming7475 whoops yeah
It means pushing buttons.
You ever watch Maxamilliom playing street fighter and he KO’s his opponent and says it was because he was pushing buttons?
Yeah, or when Deadpool says “you pushed the wrong button!” after being KO’d in Marvel 3?
Same principle.
The art of nothingness, aka ryu's strongest form
The smash community deserves this. This video made me so happy. I love this game, and I love Izaw. Thank you for your guides, I’m sure they helped so many people. Im so excited the see where this game goes for the future!
This is one of the best videos I've seen on this platform. Not just the best smash video, one of the best VIDEOS. You are absolutely right about everything you've said. Thank you for making this video. I know that I can do even better than I am already. And I'm prepared to keep fighting to prove my skill.
I know you probably won't see this comment, but I really appreciate your videos and I still want to pay my gratitude towards you Izaw. Today I lost confidence in my play and my reaction time and ability to think on my feet began deteriorate. I dropped out of Elite Smash and lost 700,000 GSP. I worked really hard to get in to Elite and spent countless hours studying your Link play among others. However, today when I saw this video I was absolutely inspired. I suddenly realised I need to feel confident. I always have enjoyed The Legend of Zelda games and decided to main Link several years ago in brawl. I thought link had no potential to do well. It was really only my brother and I playing for a long time. I could hardly handle loss after loss to him. I worked hard to be better than my brother, but to no avail. I believed Link was destined to be bad for ever after looking at every tier list up until the current one at the time. I never got a WII U when it came out so I sticked with Brawl not paying much attention to Smash 4. Eventually I heard about you from one of Introspective's videos. Both you and him made me realize that you can be good with any character. I respected Intro because he decided to main Charizard and despite his character's tier list placement he pulled through and although he isn't the best he is good at the game. However, while he gave me inspiration, it was you who showed me the art of Link and Smash in general. You showed me how to read my opponents. And most importantly, today you showed me how to believe in myself once again. I will never get too frustrated with the game again and instead take every match as a learning opportunity. Thank you Izaw for creating these videos and please continue help me improve both as a player and as a person. Thank you.
Edit: Also I voted for you for Summit.
aPanzer64 Izaw as a Sensai: Ah, spoken like a master himself. I believe in you, Young Panzer. You and Link will form a bond so strong that it will be known that you worked hard to be where your at with your loved Main. Have faith young one.
Link is insane online
This is why your my fav smash content creator. Love for the game and easily the best at simplifying the details to succeed. Tech or mentally. Great work. Keep it up.
Hats off to you Izaw.
A well-presented, well-spoken video.
I main Incineroar. He might not be the best character, but that doesn’t hide the fact that he has potential. Just like every other character.
I don’t think you realise how many people you’ve made happy. :) Keep going.
I'm about to listen to this before every local.
This is the best explanation of the competitive mentality I've ever heard! This video taught me a very important lesson about smash as well as life itself. You have my everlasting respect, Izaw!
This helped me out a lot. I mastered the first 3 videos of art of smash ultimate. My school has a super smash club and we had a tournament. I came 3rd because I was nervous and was second guessing my character. This made me notice my faults. Thank you soo much
But you got third that's awesome at least
Such a great video!
Beautiful. It’s not only for a game that you say it, it’s for other passion that people can have. I hope that I can stop be afraid to go to a tournament and just be calm and enjoy the game.
Amazing video, applicable to things far beyond high level smash, great job
spoilers:
strip all game references from this video and it’s just straight up life truths
This video is a great analogy for how similar fighting in general is to life itself. It truly embodies what many martial arts teach. The title of this series the art of smash is so appropriate. Thank you for making it.
I just went on exchange to Taiwan and things have been getting really rough recently with my rotary club. I've been losing sight of my goals and myself, getting caught up in the pressures. It was amazing to see how much it affected my play. This video was really helpful so thank you.
Holy shit this is powerful. Reaches far beyond smash. Amazing work!
This video doesn’t even have to be about smash, this is straight up good life advice.
I’ve felt this, I’m glad you put it into words and into a video. You’re easily the greatest contributor in the community
Just got home from a bracket that went poor mentally and saw this video uploaded. Tips are great and motivating!
This video kinda made me drop a few tears. From learning to climb a huge mountain in Smash 4, this video has brought me some great motivational boost, and even memmories. Thanks a lot for this, it‘s really rare when people take mentality into consideration. It‘s not just about being the best. Having fun, and being positive is just as important.
Wow... some of this is applicable to University and life in general. Great video.
Art of Smash *ASCENDED*
Izaw is such a great guy
You really did go all out to make this. This is by far the best competitive guide for SSBU (but it’s also a life lesson) that I have seen, this will definitely help me with my mentality which I would say is crippling mentality. Thanks, Izaw.
This was exactly what I needed right now! Way to pull in clutch, Izaw!
I cannot tell you how much I needed this, Ive been getting very frustrated with my inability to get the results Ive wanted to see consistently, I keep telling myself I suck and will never improve, it got to the pount where I was shouting at the top of my lungs complaining and how I wanted to quit. I had to give myself a pep talk in the mirror and felt so much better since, and this video said all that I needed to hear, Ill rrmember this video for all my career, thank you anf wish me luck.
I have never known how to practice and I also never knew how to mentally handle Smash. Your recent guides are a tremendous help. Thank you 🙏 I’m incorporating your videos into my routine now. I hope I can improve!
You got this!
Oh my god hey i’m subbed to you, what are the odds I stumble upon you here
Cvo777 You’re subbed to me? Or the other guy? Well hello either way!!!
I started playing Smash for the first time when Ultimate came out. Since then, I've been looking for videos in order to improve at the game and learn new things, but with these kind of videos, I've learned as many things about life and about myself as things about the game. It's awesome how the Smash community is so aware of the importance of mentality, which can be applied inside and outside the game.
Thank you.
The editing is also godlike!
Seriously though, these are really great tips. I need to get better at the game before I get to this level, but the video is helpful for everyone.
I’m glad you came out with this video when you did. I’m going to a tournament this weekend but I always didn’t have the confidence to do well. Thank you for this video, really
This was a great video. Mindset is just as important as skill. Thank you for these videos.
What I’ve learned in my life:
1. Smiling releases dopamine, and dopamine helps stress. If you fake smile, it will become a real one usually.
2. Nervousness and excitement are the same chemical released in your brain, and the difference is mindset. Instead of “I’m nervous about fighting this top player” think “I’m exiting to fight this top player!”
Daigo's words got to me from so much watching SF.
Also
I... did anyone else felt like crying?
Dude, this video should be on the first half of the series. Mindset is so important and what you say here needs to be heared sooner, not only for going to tournaments but for picking up a new character you want to main, everithing said is highly valuable. Loved it.
Dang this was really motivating
I really feel like I could be the best
You don't need to feel you could be the best, you need to feel you should beat the best.
I cannot use enough words to place the correct amount of value you've added to my smash game man. Mentality has ALWAYS been my biggest struggle with compettivie sports / gaming has always been my greatest obstacle and this is probably the first non preachy that I feel really helped me take steps towards fixing that. This channel is amazing man and I really do wish you all the best moving forward. I hope you're already incredibly proud.
To be honest, this is not the next video in the series that i expected, but it's the one I needed. The concepts discussed absolutely apply to more areas of life outside of just Smash... Btw, I've been practicing all week with your previous training video for my first Smash Ultimate tournament I went to this past weekend! (i lost super hard, but damn if i didn't learn a bunch and meet cool people!) I loved the Sensory part at @6:07 because (SPOILER ALERT) it relates to a central theme of the novel "Ender's Game": To truly know your enemy is to love them.
This is exactly the video I needed right now. Have been not feeling myself the past couple days and just hearing everything you said just makes it a lot more reassuring. Thank you for putting the time into this. I really appreciate it.
This is one of the best videos I've ever seen
You've been a source of inspiration for me since I first started watching your videos. I don't play smash in tournaments, but you've proved to be useful many times now. It may be entartaient, it may be deep advice. It's always appreciated when it's done right.
What’s GODLIKE is the advice in this video. This was absolutely beautifully scripted. Everything you said in this video is invaluable advice for how not just play godlike, but really just improve as a player and maybe even a person as a whole. I’d say what you say about your mindset when playing is the MOST important thing when playing ANY game competitively and trying to get good. The way how you explained the type of mindset to have and how to think about and approach challenging situations was perfectly written. I couldn’t have said it in any better way. I know you said in the begging of the video this is mainly for players who are already pros and doing well in tournaments, but actually I’d say this is invaluable advice for absolutely anyone who’s trying to improve their skill at Smash, or again any game. I play Smash competitively and this is a huge help. But I also play one other game competitively, and that would be Splatoon 2, and even if this is for Smash that mindset explanation/advice is very VERY helpful for even me playing Splatoon 2. And I consider myself a pro or close to one in that game. I’ve quite a few videos explaining how you should have a positive mindset, and they’ve all helped me have I’d say a much more positive mindset than most players. But non before have explained it as clear, straightforward, and as extremely detailed yet easy to understand as you have. This video is absolutely amazing, and EXTREMELY helpful. I must sincerely thank you for making this. This is the absolute top quality of guides for Smash. I haven’t seen any that compare. And I definitely voted for you to go to Summit. 1. Main reason is I’m also a Link main. But now another is because of how much of a content creation god you are.
This video is seriously amazing, the concepts discussed can be applied to anything you do in life.
Thanks you master, IzawSmash.
*Nods*
Ness MotherBound Izaw as a wise old Sensei: No, thank you, Young Ness. It is an honor for my teachings to be an inspiration to you and many others, following my guidance in The Art of Super Smash Brothers Ultimate. Now promise me, never stop trying and do the absolute best you can, understand?
@@j.corbygaming
Okey
Ness MotherBound Izaw: A more serious answer would have been appreciated, but this will do. Now go, show the world your strength and determination!
@@j.corbygaming
Okey
I actually almost cried. I really needed this.
Created an account just to vote for you, thanks for the content.
Whenever I feel like I am not playing good, I watch this video and somehow, in some way, I play completely different, and worked super hard in achieving my goal. Honestly, this is the best video that I've ever seen in talking about composure in competitive Smash. It's truly grateful I get to hear inspiring words as I look to improve in the future.
fatality needs to watch this, almost sounds like its meant for him
This can help in not only smash but real life. This is beautiful. And not only what you say but the visuals and music in the background. This is the best smash Bros video I’ve seen.
Those camera shots at the beginning fit so well with the music
I have anxiety, and this videos touched so deep in me because, you is so right about pressure, and it’s not only in smash it’s in life
Smash is more than just a game. It's one big life lesson.
I won’t lie. I haven’t played a lot of smash but I recently got into it, not for going into tournaments but to play with my friends and get better at it. I’ve been practicing everyday trying to just get better for the sake of getting better and these videos helped quite a lot. I’ve drastically got better in a short amount of time and I’d say these videos have helped.
GET THIS MAN INTO SUMMIT
This video is really for everyone. Even as a mid level player I found a lot of value in this. Mindset can really hold people back so much. This lesson in mindset can help people in any endeavor. It's not limited to smash. Excellent video, Izaw. I wasn't expecting this but I needed to hear it.
god that stuff you said about having a character you play because you think you'll win vs having a character you play out of love hit me so hard
i love greninja as a character so much but i find myself unable to do a majority of combos (or at the very least, i'm unable to think of them in a fight because of my bad habit of thinking i shouldn't bother with them because i can win without them)
however, i feel like i consistently do amazing with roy, even in matchups that i assume would be bad for him (like zoners and such)
i realize now just because i do better with roy (who i don't care about like at all because i don't care about fire emblem) doesn't mean i have to drop greninja
i think i'm also kinda forcing myself to play greninja because a few of my friends get concerned when i play greninja because they think i'm godlike with him
like that i have to keep up this image of being an amazing greninja player, especially since those are so rare in america
although i guess you already answered that too, saying i shouldn't play characters to impress others
god this video is just amazing
You got yourself a vote for Smash Summit,but this video will definitely help me as I love playing competitive Smash,I try to be confident and have a positive mindset,I rage sometimes but then I just take a breath calm down,and adapt to the best of my ability,nice video
Final fantasy X music... I see you are a man of culture
I’m not even a pro at the game but I bawled my eyes out watching this.
I watched this and let out a roaring battlecry before crying with newfound confidence. Thank you. This is incredible. I wish I could hug you.
I remember commenting on art of smash ultimate (the 4th one, forgot tittle) about how the mindset section was completely gone. I didn't know it'd get a full video of it's own, this is much better than what I expected. Thank you Izaw.
Also, everything said in this video, I find it helpful for not only smash, but anything you want to improve at. For me it's drawing and creativity. It's time I turn my life around
i feel like im in therapy. Only downside is that 10 minutes was too short
I literally just have this on loop while I play. It keeps me focused
This was probably the most helpful video I have ever watched as it helped me get through my mental block when I play, now I’ve been able to win more in tourney
Now I’m less trash
Great video man, definitely gonna have to hit you up on a training sess in the future 👌
Everything from the camera angles to advice that can be applied to life makes this video amazing, I’d even call it art.
thank you, for this
🙏
*Dude* , that's like one of the best videos on a mindset in general. This does not only apply to Smash, or other competetive games, it applies to *life* in general.
This is the best video on a healthy mindset I ever watched. You eventually changed my life man.
I don't think 110.000 views deserve this video justice. You should add one or two zeros for sure!
Really liked the cinematics
This video was so awesome, I felt like Izaw managed to connect smash to life and inspiration. Truly an amazing content creator we have
This video makes my snake solid.