Bad day online

[anitec21]

Well I had a bad day online I lost some matches I won 3 but the rest was lose I hate this one dude that was Seth. Have you had a bad day?

[BigBadWolf]

oh yeah, I believe everyone has there good and bad days! its inevitable when you play fighters! there is not one person I know who does not have a bad day every now and then. and I am sure soon you will have a day where you are a demon and your unbeatable. hell I have had days when playing 3s where I go 40-0 and other days I would lose 4-5 matches in a row before I win one. so say it happens. one major thing is you can't let that discourage you. always remember tomorrow will be better. when I notice I am having a bad day online I usually just hit the training room for that day and come out online the next day.

[anitec21]

Your right That helped thank you

[SKILL]

I've havent been playing this game from November and i've been messing
around with SC5 (B1) and SFxT (5300BP before the second gem wave. 4800 currently i believe).
Last night i started again SSF4 and my VEGA from 5300BP dropped to 3880BP.
I know my execution is messed from SFxT since im forgetting about focus attacks and
i've stopped using throws (Thanks SFxT! ).
From what i've seen the skill bar has been raised (good thing!) and the lag switchers are more often then
before (bad thing).
See you online!!!

[Caliostro]

Simply put: **** happens. We all have days when we're out of focus. The best thing to do then is to take it slowly, maybe take a break for the day.

[anitec21]

Yea i was in training mode till I get back online

[Mune]

Depends on the type of player you are. I'm personally a very emotional player, so my play changes based on that. Which is why I think some of the best players are typically some of the most stable individuals. Anyway, online doesn't mean much in the long run, so just keep playing. Ranked is fine if you feel like BP/PP will motivate you, otherwise stick with endless. If you find a solid player who is friendly, listen to advice.

[anitec21]

Depends on the type of player you are. I'm personally a very emotional player, so my play changes based on that. Which is why I think some of the best players are typically some of the most stable individuals. Anyway, online doesn't mean much in the long run, so just keep playing. Ranked is fine if you feel like BP/PP will motivate you, otherwise stick with endless. If you find a solid player who is friendly, listen to advice.

You gotta point there

[Slidikins]

I sometimes have bad gaming days altogether. I turn on a game only to realize I suddenly suck at it (e.g. finishing 5th in Mario Kart even though I could win against the CPU in my sleep normally) and switch to another game. By the 3rd or 4th game I realize it's just not my day and I go read a book or something.

Bad days on SF are just when I hit bad matchup after bad matchup. But I stopped playing online due to my connection, so it doesn't happen as often.

[Keyblade]

Bad days tends to happen to everyone at one point or later, it just means take a break (which is all you can do at that point). Instead of SF, play other games that aren't fighters like adventure games or shooters. Then try playing after a few days or so and watch the magic.