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Help with my practice

weegee the green wonder

Smash Apprentice
Joined
Apr 11, 2015
Messages
95
Location
Knoxville, Tennessee
NNID
hamby1
3DS FC
0232-9266-0923
Hi, I love melee and I am getting very serious about it, but I've hit a wall tiny training. I don't know what I need to work on, I can't make it out to tournaments much so I don't get a lot of practice against people so I usually grind out tech skill but that's not helping me much. Sometime I play with my little sister but she's not into smash like I am so she isn't much help. And I'm not sure how to see what I need to work on by myself. I have 20XX and sometimes I mess around with the overlays to do perfect wavedashes and stuff.
 

XLAX_OVERDOSAGE

Smash Apprentice
Joined
Jun 15, 2013
Messages
192
Location
Ottawa, Canada
20XX bots are really sick to practice against(if you're talking about the training pack). If you can't often make it to tourneys you should try melee netplay, its also a pretty good training tool.
 

ChivalRuse

Smash Hero
Joined
Jun 13, 2007
Messages
8,413
Location
College Park, MD
You could try shadow boxing with 20XX CPUs. Just try to avoid their attacks and whiff punish them. Just practicing with CPUs in general helps a lot. Work on your combos until you know every possible way to link your moves together and can adjust to pretty much any DI. Another way to "practice" is to watch pros playing your character. Then go into the lab and emulate their movement yourself.
 

weegee the green wonder

Smash Apprentice
Joined
Apr 11, 2015
Messages
95
Location
Knoxville, Tennessee
NNID
hamby1
3DS FC
0232-9266-0923
You could try shadow boxing with 20XX CPUs. Just try to avoid their attacks and whiff punish them. Just practicing with CPUs in general helps a lot. Work on your combos until you know every possible way to link your moves together and can adjust to pretty much any DI. Another way to "practice" is to watch pros playing your character. Then go into the lab and emulate their movement yourself.
That's a good idea, thanks
 

PK Kenta

Smash Rookie
Joined
Jul 21, 2016
Messages
21
Location
Mount Dora
NNID
Herobrine77235
What I like doing is putting unlimited time and 99 stocks and practice with a friend. Not all of the 99 stocks are fighting each other. much of it is just as you said, grinding tech skill
 
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