Recent content by Chaos0205

Alright thanks for the info. I'll check out that thread.

Final note, this was obviously done with cpus in training mode with no DI. It's possible DI completely screws these strings but they did seem fairly consistent across all the characters I tested. I welcome any further testing and corrections.

So I tested some strings with WFT. I posted the results on twitter (no video unfortunately) so I'm just gonna copy/paste the tweets. Sorry if it seems a bit disjointed as a result. Strings were tested with staling enabled on various weights, most nair starts need to be with both hits. I tested...

So, iirc, you should try to get the lower controller ports (port 3/4) because they allow you to act out of throws a frame or two faster. Doesn't sound like a lot, but it really is. Other than that, yeah uthrow CG until about 50-60% then dthrow until 90-100% to uthrow fair. Best way to practice...

Got a few more sets that I'd like to have critiqued. Unfortunately it doesn't look like they'll be put on youtube anytime soon, so the vods are the best bet. https://www.twitch.tv/calpolyesports/v/95447164 vs Marth (went Falco game one because I hate the Marth matchup as Doc)...

For further clarification, whenever I try it OOS, I either get a reverse up-b, a shorthop or a fullhop.

I can do up-b cancel fairly consistently out of dash, wavedash, shorthops, etc. But for some reason I can't seem to get it consistently out of shield. I'm gonna keep practicing it, but I just wanted to know if anyone had any others tips or advice? Is it a different timing for OOS? Thanks for any...

I generally use the A button for bair. Going all the way down to the c-stick throws off my wavedash after the bair. Still use Y to jump though.

I try not to rely on dtilt too often, but it can be very good sometimes. I like to sometimes throw it out near the edge, since it sends at a pretty good angle for edge guards. Just don't use it too often, as its a pretty laggy move that's easy to punish if you whiff.

Yeah I don't practice movement as much as should. Thanks for the feedback!

This is definitely gonna help thanks!

Really any sort of critique will do. Whether it be spacing, punishes, habits I need to drop or pick up, etc. Any and all criticism welcome. I'll be posting more videos as I get them. vs Ganon: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MH2jepY85zw vs Marth: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=b9ZnHa-4qEE vs...

(Sorry for the multiple responses lol) If you want a routine for solo practice, the most I could say is movement practice. Ledge dashes, platform movement, wavedash dsmash, fsmash, etc. SHFFL'd aerials, wavedash OOS. I would also practice a little bit against computers. (From what I understand...

One more thing. Learn all of your recovery options. Pills to cover getting back, doc tornado (don't worry about getting it perfectly just yet), and cape. Obviously docs cape isn't as good as Mario's, but it does slightly stall you in the air so use it wisely. Learn to sweet spot. It take work to...

^Agreed. Movement is probably the biggest thing when starting out. Also, start getting used to DI'ing most hits up. Recovering from below is a huge pain.