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Ya I've seen some of Flash Metroid stuff, really like his Gief.. omega troll. But ya I definitely agree that playing SF increased my footsies a lot. Ganon benefits from that tremendously.
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You mean you missed a lot of punishes?
i guess so if it was that glaring to you LMAO
Indeed it's pretty obvious to me. =P You could have converted MUCH harder in general even on that 1st stock. =)
i'm not saying it's difficult, but i think applying it correctly is difficult.
Well I listened to PP a while ago when he talked about the top platform. There's certain things you can do with it in order to attack in an angle if the opponent commits by jumping first to get you. It's actually very good and definitely helped me to add a little more to my game. There's very few characters that can chase you from that high which means it's a high risk to do for them to go get you. If they do get one hit on you then generally that's all there are going to get.
spider_sense
I remember scar commenting on a ganon and didnt know that ganon can jump to the top platforms lol. Surprised the crap out of him
but i'm not talking about wavelanding in the sense that you necessarily move anywhere with the waveland. what's the point in perfect landing on a platform when you could just waveland in place on it and be able to still drop through faster? i believe that's what linguini was trying to tell me. i still don't know if it's true; it certainly doesn't feel that way. perhaps i'll make another video tomorrow to illustrate what i'm trying to say here.
actually i think he's pretty good on the platforms sometimes. adding on to what kage was saying, there are matchups like samus where coming down with an aerial pretty much beats out everything.
Renth
i think @Guys quick question. I was playing a few sets with smilez and porkchops and I discovered something, while running if you input the moonwalk command but holding the stick diagonally downwards and press A right after Ganon does a quick jab. Now, my interpretation I think it's much much faster than running hold down to stop and then pressing A. I dunno, someone else test it out for me. Which do you guys think is faster? If someone gets on stream later I can get on and explain it there as well. @
RedmanSSBM
found this a few months back.
I'll watch the others eventually, just wanted to say this was awesome, especially where he does talk about fundamentals. I see so many non high level smash players talking about needing to work on their fundamentals, when really, they should just be focusing on learning about as much of the game as they can, and getting that tourney experience, and the fundamentals will build from there. When fundamentals translate to your performance between different games, it's a sign there is a lot more to them than just the "basics" as we come to think of them.
The analog stick registers that it's at a low enough y-axis to crouch, but not low enough to d-tilt. I use this for my cc jabs and to do fast jabs since it will cancel them for you. It's pretty common knowledge now.Guys quick question. I was playing a few sets with smilez and porkchops and I discovered something, while running if you input the moonwalk command but holding the stick diagonally downwards and press A right after Ganon does a quick jab. Now, my interpretation I think it's much much faster than running hold down to stop and then pressing A. I dunno, someone else test it out for me. Which do you guys think is faster? If someone gets on stream later I can get on and explain it there as well. @
spider_sense
you're already better at talking about the game than i am omg x_x
no-impact landing is definitely faster than wavelanding, no question. so yes this absolutely has uses (doing an attack immediately, dropping through / jumping immediately...)
spider_sense
I think you can just momentum cancel jab (dash --> down on control stick --> immediate jab) and that would definitely be faster than moonwalking haha. So, basically what tm said, but without that frame knowledge. And yea, what he said about the 45 degree angle to auto jab without having to get out of your cc is a weird aspect of the game... Did you know that ganon could jab cancel like fox (although still not safe on shield)? Just do what tm said, hold the control stick down and away at 45 degrees and you can actually jab faster. Not particularly useful as it still isn't safe on shield, but I definitely have to try it out of a cc. I don't like dtilt when I mean to jab out of cc.
