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I was a Peach main at the time, and barely knew how to properly wavedash. I couldn't even make it out of pools, though, I won a few sets. I also had a Roy secondary, and almost won a few games with him as well. While I didn't do too well in Tournament, I had a ton of fun playing friendlies...

Oops didn't mean to post here. My B. But to make up for it I'll give a response to the question. Yes.

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I hope this is still a thing. My skype is superfrenzy12

Level 9 is the hardest and does mixed DI in 20XX. I don't believe it is character specific at all. Though, in normal Melee a Samus CPU is best to train with.

Good Point. Or it could be a completely different move. While I don't really have an example, I'm sure they could come up with something.

I started playing puff when I played her during an ironman against my best friend @EH | Saiblade . He had knocked me all the way down to puff and I thought I was gonna get completely destroyed. Then once the match started, I started actually getting small puff combos and "wall of pain"s. I...

Well, you'd at least still have wall of pain. Although, I do wonder, what would jigglypuff's down-B be if rest wasn't a thing?

Well, if you have to resort to CPU's, level 7 Samus would be most ideal. It plays most like a human and has mixed DI which is good for general 1-player training. For rests, however, I can't really say. If you wanted to practice something like up-throw rest you could plug in another controller...

When you up-throw your opponent, they might DI in a way that makes it so that you can't immediately rest them. From what I know, DI-ing up gets you away from puff after an up-throw. If you see that they are going towards the left follow them and get an easy rest off. Same thing if you see them...

I think you did okay with your b-air spacing. In my opinion, you need to improve a little bit on your "wall of pain"s. Try not to rely too much on side-b to recover. You do fine with it but sometimes it's better to just go for an air-dodge recovery. You just need to see when it'll be most...

As a player who is still learning things such as shield-dropping I wouldn't know too much about this. I don't know about Shield-drop -> up-air, however I've been told that if you shield a Marth up-tilt (or a f-smash I don't entirely remember) and shield-drop (from platform) you get a...

CEO hype!

Training...

Going to smash the record!