Leile

hey @Nostalgia_FPS ! why is it that when the validity of one of your videos is disputed, you would rather run away from that conversation than try to prove that the content you produce is high quality and trustworthy? why do you choose to hide my comment on your video and leave discord servers where people call you out on your bullshit? is it because you know you’re wrong? is it because you dont care about if your videos are good or not so long as they get views? is it because you dont respect your viewerbase enough to at least try to give them the best possible information? videos such as yours which are regarding training methods and playlists require testing. when i put out my flick accuracy playlist i tested it over 10 days with my average and peak score on each scenario documented every day so that i was confident in the playlist bringing results. you dont need to be a top level clicking player to make a video on a clicking training method or playlist that you have personally found useful, but you do need to have found it to be useful in the first place. you very easily could have just asked other high level players who are more well versed in clicking to help you out with this video, they would be more than happy to help you make something good for the community. you are a relatively large content creator for the aim community standards, and many people will come to you as their primary source of information. that gives you the responsibility of giving these people GOOD information. anything other than this is a waste of their time and hindering their improvement as a player which is the exact opposite of what should be the goal of your channel. it is not the end of the world to be wrong. especially when what you are wrong about is something you are almost completely uneducated in. it is a problem when you start denying any possibility of you being wrong and shut down any attempt to inform you. you need to learn to move past this trait if you want to be successful in this space, aim training is very new and you do not have it figured out. nobody has it figured out. this is exactly why as a content creator making videos about it, you have to learn to accept your ideas being challenged. the one thing you are doing properly is attempting to innovate, but not all innovation is good innovation. and that is completely fine until you present your ideas the way you did and handle the situation the way you are now. i honestly doubt you will learn from this because you havent in the past, but what i ask from you is to delete your video about clicking and at a bare minimum have some people look over your content before you post it in the future.