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- How to become a better speedrunner:
- Mentality
- Starts and ends with mentality
- Do as many favors to ourselves as we can
- Pick your favorite game
- Pick a game you won't mind ruining casually
- Study hard
- Study everyone who has a better time than you
- The very top times
- The next rung of the ladder
- Learning tricks
- Observe how the better players handle the tricks
- Check out community resources
- Youtube is your friend
- There's something to be gained from watching as many people as possible
- People don't play the same way until the optimal level
- Super Mario Bros
- Practice
- The 3 P's of becoming an excellent speedrunner
- Practice
- Practice
- Practice
- Runs =/= Practice
- Practice every single day
- >30 minutes, at least 6 days a week
- Improve every single day
- There's a difference between practice and efficient practice
- Practice smarter, not harder
- Practice never guarantees success in runs
- If you're failing things in runs that you nailed in practice, keep practicing and put
- the trick in context
- Mental Walls
- AT LEAST 50% of speedrunning is mental
- Inevitably, we all hit mental walls
- 1st step to overcoming is accepting that every mistake is your responsibility
- Stop focusing on what "should" be capable of; your pb is your skill bar
- THAT BEING SAID your goal is to IMPROVE, not to get a time
- [[[If you've done it once, you can do it again and better]]]
- THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A GOD RUN
- Accept failure
- Understand your body under stress
- Focus on breathing
- Focus on relaxing your shoulders/body
- Hydrate
- You need to find your own solution
- Adaptability
- You will make mistakes
- The ability to identify mistakes and correct them between runs is an incredibly powerful tool
- "What mistakes am I making today" - we're not perfect
- "What can I do to avoid them the next time"
- This can only happen when muscle memory from hours and hours of practice meets game knowledge
- from hours of studying meets patience and acceptance of failure
- Understanding risk/reward
- Start with low risk/low reward
- Work towards low risk/medium reward
- Medium risk/medium reward
- Medium risk/high reward
- High risk/high reward
- High risk/medium reward
- High risk/low reward
- Moving On
- Don't dwell on your failures
- Don't dwell on your successes
- Practice the day after you PB
- Practice the day after you WR
- Nindiddeh's 1:14 in SMS any%/Pydoyks sub 20 OoT any%
- Mentality is everything
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