Cant do tilts properly

[atomykfyre]

sorry if this is a bother but i just cant seem to do any tilts. i always end up doing a smash attack or end up dashing forward. any thing i could do to remedy this? this a real pain especially for when im trying to jab lock and i end up dashing or smash attacking. lol that rhymed.

 

[CyberHyperPhoenix]

It's just practice. Take it slow, make it muscle memory. believe me, I played smash for a while before I even new what tilts were. practice just doing tilts, a lot. Then, try and kill a high level cpu with tilts only. you might not win, but it helps to get the technique down and gives you a better understanding of when to use them.

To perform a tilt, do NOT push the stick all the way down. Just push it slightly in the direction you want. That should do it. And yeah, keep practising.

Boom there ya go.

 

[atomykfyre]

Boom there ya go.

thanks for that ill try that "kill cpu with tilt thing". if anyone else has anything to add it would surely help.

 

[Vic]

It's not as general but if you're having issues with Utilts I suggest taking tap jump off to help you to pull them off easier. Otherwise you might just end up jumping in the air.

 

[atomykfyre]

It's not as general but if you're having issues with Utilts I suggest taking tap jump off to help you to pull them off easier. Otherwise you might just end up jumping in the air.

i already have tap jump off but thanks for the advice.

 

[HeavyMetalSonic]

You could change your C-stick to attack (Assuming you're using a Gamecube controller, the right stick on wii pad and so on, you know what I mean), that will make it so you can tilt consistently. Although if you do this you'll have to learn how to consistently smash using the Analogue stick and A, which some don't mind doing while others do. Just an idea.

 

[Nixon Corral]

It's all about practice. Just like shorthopping or wave dashing or any other technique. If you practice enough, you'll look back and wonder how you ever found it hard, and then you can move on to the next technique you need to master. Good luck!