Hi, I'm new here, and I'm pretty new to the game as well. I've been playing since September.
I need to get better with my Falco because in my apartment we decide who does chores based on smash and I'm sick of losing lol
My roommates use marth so I've watched a lot of videos of the Falco marth matchup, and I've lurked here reading theory posts as well, but tonight it was time to make a change, which is why I'm writing this.
I've learned how to pillar Marth pretty well. I can usually get 2-3 pillars in before they DI too far away. I can short hop laser too. I can wavedash but I don't really know how to implement it in my game.
But my roommates are mostly just c sticking and grabbing and rolling away but I still get ***** most of the time. We always play on FD because it's the only "fair" stage. They don't even know how to chaingrab but I still must be doing something wrong.
My question is, is there something I should learn, like approaching better, that would drastically improve my game? I feel like I have a lot of pieces but I can't seem to put them together.
I need to get better with my Falco because in my apartment we decide who does chores based on smash and I'm sick of losing lol
My roommates use marth so I've watched a lot of videos of the Falco marth matchup, and I've lurked here reading theory posts as well, but tonight it was time to make a change, which is why I'm writing this.
I've learned how to pillar Marth pretty well. I can usually get 2-3 pillars in before they DI too far away. I can short hop laser too. I can wavedash but I don't really know how to implement it in my game.
But my roommates are mostly just c sticking and grabbing and rolling away but I still get ***** most of the time. We always play on FD because it's the only "fair" stage. They don't even know how to chaingrab but I still must be doing something wrong.
My question is, is there something I should learn, like approaching better, that would drastically improve my game? I feel like I have a lot of pieces but I can't seem to put them together.