Hey guys. I am (sadly enough) a newb. *sigh* But I would really like to know how to become pro with Mewtwo. Is there any Mewtwo players that could give me any heads on advice. Something straight from the source would really help me indeed.
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A Mewtwo player
- Thread starter Maluigi
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dguy6789
Smash Lord
Have you read all of the M2 guides yet? I suggest reading all of those, and reading a whole bunch of the various threads in the M2 section. Aside from that, I recommend looking for and watching as many M2 videos as possible to see what other players do. There is an excellent thread in the Mewtwo section with videos. Once you have done this, then it is the time to ask for help with specifics.
One other piece of advice: Play as many matches you can with as many different people and characters as possible. Go to every tournament you can go to and enter. Regardless of how small your chances of winning are, enter anyway. You will play against players of all levels of skill and slowly learn the game. The best tool any player can have is experience.
One other piece of advice: Play as many matches you can with as many different people and characters as possible. Go to every tournament you can go to and enter. Regardless of how small your chances of winning are, enter anyway. You will play against players of all levels of skill and slowly learn the game. The best tool any player can have is experience.
Airo
Smash Lord
something that mewtwo must follow to do well: stick to the ground
Well here is the thing though, I highly doubt there is a tourny anywhere in the State of Georgia. I will try and find out what I can about tournies but I don't think I will find anything. About the videos, I am on it right now :D
DDRKirby(ISQ)
Smash Ace
find ANYONE good to play with.
also,
also,
QFE.
Metroid_01
Smash Journeyman
Well, mebbe in some areas. Atlanta has stuff going on all of the time. I dont have any threads for that, but if you are in the area - once the school year starts up...
And FullMetal is holding smashfests as well.
http://www.smashboards.com/showthread.php?t=108849
I know for a fact that GPC and GT/GSU have plenty going on.
Just last weekend there was a major tournament in fact - a farewell of the current top smasher
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slave1
Smash Lord
I would sugest watching TAJ shadow claw. study it.
also learn:
Teleporting
wave dashing (i find it more often that not that mewtwos rolls kill him.)
grabbing and shield grabbing.
not to use his smash attacks until absolutly nessisary (two much recoil involved)
airiel fighting. try to work two to three attacks in with both of your jumps
also learn:
Teleporting
wave dashing (i find it more often that not that mewtwos rolls kill him.)
grabbing and shield grabbing.
not to use his smash attacks until absolutly nessisary (two much recoil involved)
airiel fighting. try to work two to three attacks in with both of your jumps
ss118
Smash Master
Wait patiently for Shadow Claw 2
that is gonna be awesome
:D
that is gonna be awesome
:D
Fabulous
Smash Cadet
You only have to do one thing to become pro with mewtwo.
BE TAJ.
Mewtwo really isn't tourney viable, unless you're Taj, but I've heard he plays Marth in tourney.
BE TAJ.
Mewtwo really isn't tourney viable, unless you're Taj, but I've heard he plays Marth in tourney.
Dan2
Smash Apprentice
Hey!
It's really nice to see that more people are picking up mewtwo. I'm happy that you want to become good with him. In general, I would have to second most of the things that the others have already said. Particularly, dguy said it best: the best tool is experience.
As for finding tournaments, Georgia isn't a terribly hard place to find a tournament in. I'm from South Carolina, and I've had to go to Georgia for a few tourneys, just because SC has NONE ~_~
In any case, I wish you the best of luck getting better with mewtwo, and I hope to get to play you one day.
It's really nice to see that more people are picking up mewtwo. I'm happy that you want to become good with him. In general, I would have to second most of the things that the others have already said. Particularly, dguy said it best: the best tool is experience.
As for finding tournaments, Georgia isn't a terribly hard place to find a tournament in. I'm from South Carolina, and I've had to go to Georgia for a few tourneys, just because SC has NONE ~_~
In any case, I wish you the best of luck getting better with mewtwo, and I hope to get to play you one day.
crazzydrummerpyro
Smash Cadet
M2 is probley the hardest dude to be son
the best thing to do is pratice and watch the shadow claw video
also M2 is rated the worst guy so its going to be hard for you
the best thing to do is pratice and watch the shadow claw video
also M2 is rated the worst guy so its going to be hard for you
GamerGuitarist7
Smash Champion
learn to DJC all your aerials. its too good. and build a shrine to Taj in your parents closet. Then maybe one day you will be a decent mewtwo.
_Keno_
Smash Lord
i live really close to Georgia, you just missed a tourny that was on the 5th in georgia in columbus, and there will be one on like the 20th in atlanta (atlanta one is gonna be bad).
Trust me there are a lot of tournies in Georgia, and the surrounding states.