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>>14051849
Your motor skills probably aren't the cause. Many professional gamers (and those at the top of anything) are big ol' spergs anyways.

I simply use the word sperg to mean "imbalanced", really, and I assume any imbalance in the mind will show up in the frontal lobes. It's not really important to have strong accurate motor skills in general for videogames, what's more important is probably quick specialized motor skills.

People usually seem to suck at videogames because they just don't know how to control their emotions and thoughts. You can't get upset or angry or be completely flat when playing a game, or the learning experience won't have the right impact on you... Try not to spend all your time on videogames, though.


>>14051823
If you have the mental bandwidth, you can learn to beat your own anxiety then help hers. People have lots of mental barriers that prevent them from helping others like yourself, despite feeling like they should.