Author: Crow_Spaceboy

Decision fatigue is defined as “the deteriorating quality of decisions made by an individual after a long session of decision-making.” It is a very real phenomenon in humanity, and competitive gamers know this feeling — and its tendency to creep up after any tournament or long training session — all too well.

Even though a certain amount of fatigue is unavoidable in the mind during a match, there are steps and lifestyle choices you can make to ease its effects. The mind is a “muscle” capable of being trained, and The Philocypher‘s video is here to discuss what you can do to make it as strong as possible to avoid decision fatigue.

Source: The Philocypher

Evasion lovers, rejoice, for the Wind Priestess is back!

Talim is officially making her grand return to SoulCalibur VI. Her absence in SCV was, similarly to Zasalamel’s, frustrating for players dedicated to her unique moveset.

Not only is she returning with her Wind Sault/Charmer Stances, it’s looking like they will be deadlier than ever before: she has some new transitions from powerful staples like 33A, and her Soul Charge gives her access to dizzily long attack strings that seem to cancel back into Wind Charmer.

SoulCalibur VI tornadoes onto the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on October 19th.

Source: Bandai Namco Entertainment America

You may not believe me, but Fight of Gods existed before they revealed Jesus would be joining their roster last year. You may also not believe that “The Little Unity Fighter That Could” is still going strong on the Steam platform, having just updated the game with several balance changes here. This is all despite its early access state and, uh, work-in-progress assets.

But even now, Jesus still brings interest to the game by virtue of simply existing as a playable character. Here’s Mortal Kombat specialist group ETCChile exploring Jesus’ combo possibilities, which are made up of Rekka’s, juggle loops, and of course — please forgive us, lord — cross-ups.

Fight of Gods is in Early Access on Steam.

Source: ETCChile

Street Fighter Carnival 11 is Mikado Arcade’s currently-ongoing, month-long, multi-game tournament series for a wide variety of classic (and sometimes, obscure) arcade titles. This series is well under way, so start from the beginning if you want to catch up!

Now that Fighting EX Layer is officially out, it seems like Mikado has gotten the EX2+ and Fighting Layer tournaments out of their systems. Now we’re moving on to a rare collaboration between Capcom and Arc System Works, the infinite-dominated airdasher Sengoku Basara X.

And complimenting it is SNK’s The King of Fighters ’98. Note that this isn’t the Ultimate Match balance update — if you’re a fan of Daimon, this is a game you want to watch, because you’ll probably never see him be this strong again.

You can follow the action of SFC11 by subscribing to Mikado’s official YouTube channel. For the night owls in the US, you can even try to catch them when they livestream.

Source: Mikado Arcade

Saiyans are the main draw of the Dragon Ball universe, so it’s no surprise that these main characters are also among Dragon Ball FighterZ’s most versatile characters. If you’re a new player and you know you want some heroes in your lineup, but don’t know where to begin, then check out this video breakdown below:

That Blasted Salami masterfully summarizes each of the Saiyan’s play-styles, strengths, weaknesses, and difficultly for the Saiyan enthusiast trying to deiced where to begin their Dragon Ball journey.

Source: That Blasted Salami