Valkyrie8492
Smash Rookie
- Joined
- Jan 11, 2015
- Messages
- 15
Hi again. So I've been playing against my friends and at some locals and have really been struggling with dealing with extremely fast, aggressive gameplay. I'm not at the level where I know how to keep myself properly spaced all the time nor do I always know how to stuff someone who's approaching. Normally I can find a way around this by watching some vods of someone like shroomed/kk/m2k but sometimes they don't always have the best specific examples for me to see how they get around it.
I especially seem to struggle with Marth sometimes since his follow ups seem easier than spacies and Sheik's air mobility is ****. The Marth players where I'm at tend to be more aggressive/reckless than players I can watch like The Moon, Pewpewu, etc. I feel like Marth's approaches with fairs and nairs are simple and safe especially since they auto cancel with good timing and can easily be followed with d-tilts. One thing leads to another, and I get a bit frustrated in the match and start blindly running in with fairs and usually just end up eating an aerial/tilt.
So how do I slow everything down and keep the pace of the match to a point where I'm in control? Do I have to give up stage control in favor of defensive posture? How can I work on dealing with simple approaches without getting stuck in shield or being forced to buffer a roll? And lastly, how do I know when it's my turn to be the one who approaches and puts on the pressure?
I especially seem to struggle with Marth sometimes since his follow ups seem easier than spacies and Sheik's air mobility is ****. The Marth players where I'm at tend to be more aggressive/reckless than players I can watch like The Moon, Pewpewu, etc. I feel like Marth's approaches with fairs and nairs are simple and safe especially since they auto cancel with good timing and can easily be followed with d-tilts. One thing leads to another, and I get a bit frustrated in the match and start blindly running in with fairs and usually just end up eating an aerial/tilt.
So how do I slow everything down and keep the pace of the match to a point where I'm in control? Do I have to give up stage control in favor of defensive posture? How can I work on dealing with simple approaches without getting stuck in shield or being forced to buffer a roll? And lastly, how do I know when it's my turn to be the one who approaches and puts on the pressure?