How To Reduce Salt | Flats Reacts

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  @iamzypher3981 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13RodI97ss4&amp;t=38">0:38</a> <br>Chat: “Average smash player”<br>The player: <b>one of the greatest Street Fighter players in the world</b>

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• TH

  @TheHighWayExit5 · 1 year ago

  To me sports in school helps build respect for the people around you, sports in general help build respect for each other

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• YE

  @yexe · 1 year ago

  Seeing Flats watch a video and it starts with Punk being the best 😂

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• D_

  @D_ROK_719 · 1 year ago

  The right amount of salt makes anything taste better

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• BR

  @BrakusJPSVideoGaming · 1 year ago

  Something else helpful is to never refer to yourself as the thing that makes you salty. Instead of “I am a failure” say “I may have failed but I’m not a failure.” Instead of “I am a mistake” say “I made a mistake.” Better to feel guilt over what you did, than to feel shame in wrongfully thinking you are what you did.

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  @SpyroPhantom1 · 1 year ago

  Recently Ive been saying this to myself at the start of every Overwatch game I played; &quot;You can not improve if you don&apos;t persist despite failure.&quot;<br><br>My time playing competitive ended with me peaking in barely diamond before quitting the game, vowing to never do comp again until I learned to control the emotional outbursts it would give me after each loss. Even if it was for things outside of my control, id still blame myself because I was the only constant in each game I played. Ive been geting better and being more kind towards myself.<br><br>I now understand that there are many aspects outside of my control. Instead of beating myself up about it and telling myself id never get emotional control back with this game, I try to focus on the things that went well even when its small. Maybe I&apos;m being to stubborn with my hero choices? Become more comfortable with other heros. My dreams of becoming a pro stemmed from somebody I cared about telling me I couldn&apos;t and that I will never achieve it due to X, Y, and Z. They have been out of my life for years now, and I now have no reason to prove to myself of anyone about my capabilities.<br><br>Will I try comp again? Maybe. but only when I am ready, not on anyone else terms...<br><br>Sorry for the rant, the video got me thinkin a little to hard. good shit &lt;3

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  @DasOmen02 · 1 year ago

  I agree with Flats, I&apos;d also prefer physical pain over tilt. As someone who used to do boxing, at least if someone gets a meaty cross on you, the brunt of the pain is over as quick as it got there. Sure you&apos;ll feel sore after, but the worst is over by the time you process it. Tilt just builds and builds and builds...<br>Basically, being on tilt is just gooning but anger LMAOO

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• RV

  @Rvshdown · 1 year ago

  Im a massive fighting game fan and learned about you through Rivals. Its awesome to see this come full circle within different communities.

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• MI

  @mintparfait · 1 year ago (edited)

  I think physical sport would be just as bad. It&apos;s just that there&apos;s repercussions to acting out when everyone can see you. The anonymity provided by video games really shows you how many people don&apos;t have empathy or self worth as their default settings and it&apos;s kinda scary.

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• SI

  @sirsmarf · 8 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13RodI97ss4&amp;t=1926">32:06</a> I can attest to the peak that is playing the same game on different screens, even if you are not even playing together. I remember hanging out with a friend in either early high school or our last year of middle school and we both played Dragon&apos;s Dogma: Dark Arisen. He originally was only supposed to be there for a day, and somehow we ended up with him staying at my place for nearly a month, but it was one of the best experiences I&apos;ve had gaming. We&apos;d sit there and be like &quot;yo watch this&quot; and we&apos;d have our laughs and help eachother out, and it honestly has been top 3 gaming experiences of my life, probably.

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• SN

  @snizzle6174 · 7 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13RodI97ss4&amp;t=925">15:25</a> that&apos;s the best part about fighting games, flats. The CANT unmute the mic, there is no VOIP, so the only message you get is sent through the gameplay.

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  @YearOneThorn · 1 year ago

  Its a small thing for me but I took a habit from fighting game commentator Sajam, and started to refer to the people on the enemy team as &quot;my opponent&quot; instead. Something about that que helps my mental in competitive games that I&apos;m fighting an opponent and not an enemy.

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