Dungeater posted...
i just dont understand how so many can consider "be better at the game" advice
thats a goal, not an advice
I'm getting into Marvel Rivals as someone who generally hates FPSs. I've learned the combos, positioning, when to engage and run away. I can still improve on those things, but my awful aim still holds me back. The only way to improve is to practice and put more hours into the game.
'git gud' is usually not advice, it's usually a flippant response to a whiny topic. But also, yeah, some people just need to get better at games. Even if you understand a boss' pattern, learn all his tells, you might not win if you don't build the reaction time and muscle memory to perform what's necessary. How do you get better a Kaizo Mario, Super Meat Boy, Celeste, etc.? Generally you know what to do, some games will TELL YOU the finger movements needed to succeed, you just have to do them. How do you learn combos in fighting games?