this holds mainly for balance teams where you can realistically lead any combination of the 6 mons and it will do well

when using hyper offense teams following the report feels way better because its pretty flowchart based, you can basically map how the game goes in team preview

i saw he also mentioned that video again in his most recent video which was really cool too

it would probably be pretty easy to figure this out using North American players since basically everyone there uses LinkedIn, but that task becomes way harder across the Pacific Ocean cause for some reason it seems like the majority of top EU players do not use LinkedIn at all

it's pretty obvious in vgc anyway that it would be some math heavy degree, the main thing I'm interested in is what non technical degree does best and how do players with both those degrees do

for example a math + psychology double major would be best but I wonder how it actually is in practice

I wonder if there has been research conducted to see what college degrees align with success in strategy games, chess would probably be the easiest one to collect data for and it aligns with vgc too because both require a lot of pattern recognition and logical thinking skills