Recent content by DreadPirateRoberts

I've been watching a lot of Hbox videos lately and I've noticed that his spacing is excellent. But that's the only thing that I see that separates him from other jigg mains. Obviously his DI is on point but that should be expected in this age of Smash. Am I missing anything? Should Jigg mains...

One particular way that you can improve is breaking habits. No matter what level of play you have, there are certain habits in certain situations that you will repeat every single time. Understanding your habits can help improve your gameplay. Also, on top of that answer some questions: Am I...

A good resource to look at is DruggedFox's blog: http://portraitinsmash.blogspot.com/ This has helped me a lot in understanding certain aspects of sheiks neutral game that I never knew or utilized. Hope that helps. I'd have to agree with everyone so far, that practicing movement is a key...

That's really good information and extremely practical. Ill start practicing that! The only reason i want to get that tight of a timing/dash is for techchasing. It gives more time for the grab and gives me less time for error if they tech away.

I personally work on it for at least 10 minutes a day. It's just a timing issue I believe. It's one of the methods that you just have to experiment with and find the timing for yourself. Tips: Start on Yoshi's story because of the slope to the ledge so that makes it easier. Work on both sides of...

hmmmm. so even for sheik that DI's away I still dont JC grab? I think my real question is that I'm having trouble to input my smash dash (run) after the dthrow and im wondering if there is a trick to getting the timing on the input to dash after the dthrow to get the next chaingrab on a sheik...

I'm having trouble with the chaingrab on sheik and ganon. I'm JC grabbing each time but my input for the dash is off and I'm not quite sure how to fix my problem. Is there something in the animation that I should look for to then input my smash dash? Or is it more of a feeling and practice?

Improving Sheik play