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Do you need any set up stuff like TVs or setups or cords? Me and my guy can bring some of that if you want/need more

https://www.facebook.com/events/1780958015480608/ Hello Connecticut Melee!! I'm very happy to announce that the Woodstock Scrubs will be hosting our first ever tournament! We aren't expecting a huge turnout but it would be great if the community could show some support. We plan on making this...

mew2king does a really indepth set analysis of crimson vs scar (marth vs falcon) check it out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-yCMjBfq61U

it sounds like he kind of controls the match. I would say play more of a waiting game and make HIM whiff his moves and punish instead of letting him punish your whiffs. If thats not your style you can just adapt. If he wavedashes back, attack THAT, not the dash forward. also, approach with fair...

Fair to grab is really good because it is multi hit and minimal knock back which lets you grab after you land. You can get a good fair by baiting out an attack and getting them when they whiff an attack

Youre right of course you wouldnt want to use it very often And normal get up is also a good option to use. Maybe that into a jab or grab?

Here is an interesting and really fun thing to do: If your opponent (primarily spacie) is below the ledge off stage and they dont sweet spot the ledge, if you space an up tilt so that they get hit with the end of the hitbox, they will still get sent up but you will quickly be able to get a free...

I think it's important to remember that marth has a get up attack from the ledge. I feel that many people will never use a get up attack because they can ledge hop fair/dair/uair onto the stage. However if your ledge hopping is getting punished too often that you need to ledge stall, get up...

I have done this myself and I, a not hugely experienced marth, would say if your opponent tends to react quickly and up recover right away, you should simply bait it, wait it out and punish, or react and counter. Off stage countering from a farther distance also works but practicing this to know...