3 DICAS PARA ASSISTIR MELHOR SEUS REPLAYS! (RE-UP)

Hey everyone, this is the game I'm going to talk about today: how you can watch replays better. In any sport, sports are no different. A common practice to improve, to improve gameplay in general, to improve how you perform your role in a game, is to watch replays, watch videos of other people or yourself playing. There really is a

point where you reach a barrier of how much you can improve, you're just loving solo kills and that's what makes you miss out. Learning new things, reviewing frequent replays helps in this sense. It's a really big problem, and I receive countless questions on the channel, and it's really about how to optimize replays.

As I said, the time you spend watching replays can be improved, you can get the most out of a replay. This is not only for those who are going to play, I'm crazy, but also for those who want to enter the competitive scene, want to take that step forward in knowledge, and move to a

higher level. Well, to summarize everything, I'm going to give three essential tips. There is a replay, and at the end of the video I'll talk about a good way to improve one of these tips. So first, don't stop there, there's more good stuff coming, and I'm going to talk about the topic of increasing the frequency of replays and going through a few

more things. So the tip is like our guidelines, but I'll talk about the topic in general here. To start, the first thing I would do if I could, in a competitive or solo independent replay, is to focus on just one thing: focus on how to achieve good. If you watch the replay, you're

literally seeing everything at once. For example, if everything is happening, it's a mess, the goalie closing here, the final rotation of the game is worn out, 40 minutes on average, 30 and 40 minutes. He'll talk and listen like a Freddy Loof Legends, but learn what's good. Maybe he hasn't learned it, but he hasn't maximized his