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Practicing every ****ing day and then missing every ****ing input. It's ****ing great. Amazing game.
How do people keep playing this ****, maybe it's precisely because Ultimate is literally built for the majority.
everyday
Equestria Girls'...girls, are too perfect to simply be a cartoon for girls.
****ed up a cool clip by doing taunt.
Ultimate is great.
"Hope walks through the fire and faith leaps over it."
- Jim Carrey
When I used Bowser in Brawl and Smash 4 (before the Uthrow patch), he actually required skill to use.
Purin sounds 49567576457634563543x cuter than Jigglypuff
I had a really good time playing offline today. One of the last sessions prior, I did really bad (with Kazuya, at least), and it really unmotivated me how practice wasn't paying off. Today was the polar opposite of that, and I had a good time even when I did lose.
DADDY
Look at me
DADDY
DADDY
So you're telling me I can parry and tech stagespikes consistently but I literally can't tech a single floor tech.
Anyone else find it awkward to FSmash with Kazuya during the dashes? He keeps doing the reflector dash attack. You have to reset the stick to neutral before doing it, but the timing is stricter than other characters.
Doc Monocle is a funny guy.
If you have trouble with the EWGF and you still happen to do Down Ftilt or things like DSmash, it has to do that you're not doing the full quarter circle motion. I used to have that issue a lot, a few days ago. I started focusing on doing the whole motion, and the rest comes more naturally, such as the timing. The timing of pressing the A button is basically doing it right after you start moving the stick, at least for me (maybe Joycons have to do with it).
Day whatever of using Kazuya:
Still can't get EWGF 100% consistently, but I'm starting to get it on wifi... I'll take that as a win, however small.
Close enough.
Still struggle to consistently do EGWF, even after a week. Sometimes I feel like I got it, but then I just find a new way to misinput it, or do one and then miss the other. I don't know after how much practice starts becoming less effective.
And another thing, I realise rehearsed combos were never my thing.
And I don't want the world to see me
'Cause I don't think that they'd understand
When everything's made to be broken
I just want you to know who I am
I can't believe we literally live in the timeline where there's going to be a Nickelodeon Smash game.
where my reptar mains @
You ever done a clip you just watched like 30 times the same day.
Can't get a single EGWF on wifi.
I never understood this idea that it's somehow people who are good at something are entitled to being an asshole. That's literally just you allowing them because of some sort of "authority" that you consent to.
Confidence isn't the same as arrogance, and people get those two mixed up a lot.
when they say they're on a diet and they literally order two bk combos on the same timeframe
I feel like newcomers have an advantage in Ultimate, and moreso than any other game before it. As someone who's played competitive for almost 10 years, I feel like everything I learned is almost meaningless. Guys that have started with this game already do better, and this very mindset is part of what holds me back.
Then again, how can you not be bitter or resentful knowing that it didn't mean much? "experience" is overrated.
I realise I can practice in Training Mode, by myself, for hours in a single day. And the most interesting part of this, is that I rarely ever actually get bored of it. And sometimes I realised somewhat recently, I really have 0 ego or sense of anxiety or frustration in doing so, unlike playing something like online.
I've been practicing Kazuya for almost a week, and I didn't know anything. But after hours of just grinding over and over, even when it was physically demanding (my grip hurts if I go for like a whole hour), I really see I can overcome it.
This is the best kind of mindset anyone should have when trying to improve, though I can't say I really learned to do against actual players.
Played dittos with the lvl.9 Kazuya for like 2.5 hours and we clipped each other back and forth.
And I got all of it on footage:
I find it ironic that the same people that think wifi Zelda is the best and "optimal" playstyle for her are later the same ones that say she only works online, that she's barely a Mid tier and also the same ones that don't bother learning anything new to improve her game.
Amen amen amen
You might find me by the water
Waiting for the trumpet call
Oh you see me like a stranger
Amen amen
AMEEENNNN
Breaking out the cage
Losing all my chains
Day 1 of playing Kazuya against an actual person:
couldn't do a single thing I practiced for. My mind was too busy trying to process the actual match.
Once again, my hand is ****ed.
I wish Kazuya could at least waveland. In spite of that, I'm getting used to his mobility.
I'M GETTING THE ELECTRIC WIND OF THE GODS
Kayuza expectation vs. reality
Expectation:
another generic fighting game character
Reality:
Day 2 Kazuya:
still can't EGWF
I'm the king of my own land.
Facing tempests of dust, I'll fight until the end.
Creatures of my dreams raise up and dance with me!
Now and forever, I'm your king!
Kazuya combos killing me.
Still can't do EGWF.
It's so ****ing **** when you invest into something you genuinely like, out of the very view interests you really have, and it only slaps you in the face time and time and again. Your pour your heart and soul into it, and hardly gives you anything in return.
I don't understand how people can play and do well in the ****ing mess that is Smash Ultimate. I've played Smash for 10 years, and Ultimate is just a kick in the balls. It's no wonder all these new people do better (especially these 12-13 year old "prodigies". It's dumbed down so everyone else can play "competitively".
A ****ing insult for anyone who has worked hard for years just to get stuck at mid level.
can't wait for the new shirtless ryu skin with a new hairdo
you're gay
obviously im not gay
well you are pretending to be a girl online and having a romantic relationship with a guy so
i give it to you you got me there -
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