Omega_Knight
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Hi, I made this video for Dugan. It was actually my first time editing something like this. I'm aware that many of the combos were similar, but I only had tournament archives to fetch content from (which in a way makes the gameplay more impressive because most of it takes place in high-level matches) so inevitably some of the same combos were repeated to gather enough footage to complete a video. Keep in mind that it is more of a showcase than a traditional combo vid; not one of these moments was actually planned out or made with the intention of being featured like thisNice. Two comments though: Firstly, you finished some of those double jab strings badly: jab3 should never, ever be used. I'm only mentioning this because your execution was pretty much flawless in the rest of the video, so I'm unsure as to whether it was just you dropping the combo or deliberately finishing with the kicks.
Secondly, about the video itself and not your play: A lot of these combos were very similar, if not outright identical. I recommend cutting down on repeated combos in future. It just keeps things more interesting (being a Fox player, I appreciate a good dthrow-> fair but players of other characters are only watching to see the really fancy stuff so BnBs shouldn't be the focus of the vid). One thing you could do is put all the dthrow->FF fair->footstool chains into a montage sorta thing in the middle. That way they are remembered but they don't crowd out the other stuff.
Well, like I said, my advice would be to either just cut repeated stuff (combo videos don't need to be all that long, really), or group the similar combos together. If they're all together they make an impression as one piece, but if they're spread out the overall impression impression is of several different combos alongside multiple identical pieces.Hi, I made this video for Dugan. It was actually my first time editing something like this. I'm aware that many of the combos were similar, but I only had tournament archives to fetch content from (which in a way makes the gameplay more impressive because most of it takes place in high-level matches) so inevitably some of the same combos were repeated to gather enough footage to complete a video. Keep in mind that it is more of a showcase than a traditional combo vid; not one of these moments was actually planned out or made with the intention of being featured like this
I actually did a fair share of grouping. The jab locks, UpBs, most of the UpSmashes, and funny moments were all arranged together. But yea still alot of miscellaneous combos that start the same way but end differently were separatedWell, like I said, my advice would be to either just cut repeated stuff (combo videos don't need to be all that long, really), or group the similar combos together. If they're all together they make an impression as one piece, but if they're spread out the overall impression impression is of several different combos alongside multiple identical pieces.