StoicPhantom

Do you think there's something I'm missing, when it comes to Up-B? I'm not landing it anywhere as much as I should. And if it's really a Frame 6 move, it should be no short from broken. I don't seem to be landing it, whether it's because they're barely outside of my range (because **** shield pushback) or because it just doesn't come out when it needs to.

Played a Lucina online yesterday. It was getting annoying how overconfident this guy was behind his wall of hitboxes, and it's not like I couldn't punish them...he attacked so much, I could just Up-B and he'd take it. A lot of my kills just came because the guy kept rolling backwards and Up-B'd into them (yeah I sometimes do that because **** it).

Not getting killed by B-Air, Dash Attack and avoiding N-Air = Wario MU done

I suck.

One thing I have with Phantom, is that I don't feel it adds to much I already do in neutral. I have trouble approaching, and it's very rare that I'd be the one forcing an approach. With that said, I sometimes feel I give off the impression my Zelda is kind of bareboned without any use of projectiles. In spite of that, I fairly well without these.

Comp video coming up.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n85CkvGtsNQ&feature=youtu.be

bruh

I'm back in Argentina, now. Couldn't make the last weekly, and I was kind of upset about it. It really sucks you need a car for everything, in the U.S (Florida, at least?). Regardless, I'm not here to bash about other people's countries. Only thing I can do, is move on forward. Better planning, next time.

welp, guess I'll dedicate myself as a fraud Zelda main with Youtube videos. :D

U-air is probably my new favoutite move.

So apparently wireless controllers are going extinct here in Florida. Since they lock up the consoles as a safety measure, it's pretty much limited to GC controllers and Switch Pro (forgot the requirement if wire or not). I had to adjust before the tournament, but gladly I did it pretty naturally (as opposed to my first 2-3 days). Not sure what I'll end up sticking with, but it's a heads up.

Got into Elite, today. Played that **** for hours... it was fun. I even played against this Zzs guy, a Wario main that has a noticeable Youtube channel.

My hands hurt, and I have my first weekly here to tomorrow. I might take my Switch for a free entry...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JS5DXKHEQGo

Is this O'Beast.

Apparently some people I play against legitimately think Zelda's LK hitbox has been buffed, because "it didn't land that often". I just think this is their first time playing a half-decent Zelda that does stuff like Kick OoS and other nonsense.

And not to flatter myself, either...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wdr9j6ya30I&feature=youtu.be

Did a mini compilation of some shots I captured. I kind of felt like uploading, and I'll likely compile more, and better-quality ones (in terms of plays).

Did you see it.

Something I realise, is that if you have a group of friends and/or training partners, it's far more optimal to have at least one console per three people. With my usual group, I realise constantly rotating Bo3s with 4 people and 1 console kind of held me back. If you get your ass kicked, you have to suck it up and wait an extra 15-20 minutes just to get another shot at it.

I think I learned this the other day, where we had 3 console for 6 people. I could play 6-7 hours straight, got used to Joycons and got decently better.

No more waifu factor.