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- Thread starter Potbuggey
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MagicScrumpy
Smash Journeyman
Watch good ICs players to see what they do and how they play neutral and stuff, and then emulate it.
FROST :)
Smash Cadet
Don't wobble, it'll hinder your progress as an IC Player. Learn all the other stuff, like WD, DD, desync , hand-offs, wobble setups and finally wobbling. Make sure you have decent fundamentals before starting with the technical part.
DerfMidWest
Fresh ******
http://smashboards.com/threads/derf-mws-ice-climbers-faq-useful-links.350478/
hope that helps.
basically, learn your core basics (dd, wd, shffl, etc.), then learn basic IC combos (throw->attack, for starters), then learn some basic desyncs (spot dodge, roll, dd), and finally work your way up to the grab stuff.
ICs can be an intimidating character to learn at first, but they are incredibly fun and rewarding if your break the learning process down and attack it one piece at a time.
hope that helps.
basically, learn your core basics (dd, wd, shffl, etc.), then learn basic IC combos (throw->attack, for starters), then learn some basic desyncs (spot dodge, roll, dd), and finally work your way up to the grab stuff.
ICs can be an intimidating character to learn at first, but they are incredibly fun and rewarding if your break the learning process down and attack it one piece at a time.
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