smasher01
Smash Ace
is there a certain lv fox i should play on FD to practice my tech skill(CG combos)
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CG practice.
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Gotem City Vigilante
lvl 1 fox will di hard behind you every time, which should help your general timing with the dash/jc grabs a good bit. But with humans you have to watch their di and react as necessary.
The harder ones to CG is the slight DI in front or behind you.
Because its difficult to determine which way to grab sometimes.
I think lvl 4s might do that? I really don't remember. Its not too difficult to do ever, maybe just practice it on human players?
Because its difficult to determine which way to grab sometimes.
I think lvl 4s might do that? I really don't remember. Its not too difficult to do ever, maybe just practice it on human players?
smasher01
Smash Ace
ok you guys thanks ill try lv 4s
i just need a good way to warm up
i just need a good way to warm up
Havokbringer
Smash Lord
Yeah Lvl 4's is the way to go.
At around 25% start practicing pivot chaingrabs so that you don't get shined out by human players.
At around 25% start practicing pivot chaingrabs so that you don't get shined out by human players.
smasher01
Smash Ace
i wonder if M2K practiced on computers lol.
Havokbringer
Smash Lord
Don't you mean if computers practiced on M2K.
smasher01
Smash Ace
i dont get what your trying to say Havokbringer lol
Miggz
Pancake Sandwiches
I think he meant the computers actually trying to get better by playing M2K. =P
Hinryu
Smash Apprentice
Ah, this is cool I needed some help with cg's too. They are a pain in my but...
smasher01
Smash Ace
yes if only all marths could CG perfectly like M2K hes me hero
what else can we talk about that has to do with CG that will make us better
what else can we talk about that has to do with CG that will make us better
cough
practice on humans .__. it's easy once you learn it. Then mix things up with SHFFL'd Uairs and such. Hit with the very inside of the blade at lower % (maybe around high 20s low 30s) and you get an Fsmash. Stuff like that
practice on humans .__. it's easy once you learn it. Then mix things up with SHFFL'd Uairs and such. Hit with the very inside of the blade at lower % (maybe around high 20s low 30s) and you get an Fsmash. Stuff like that
Roche_CL
Smash Journeyman
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i practiced in training, and computer set on Evade, i think they vary their DI
but many humans just don't DI, cause it's easier to set free at 20% with shine, or you failing at pivot grab (wich is very difficult imo).
Following full side DI is really easy, pivot is the hard stuff, if you just can't, start Utilting, if he falls, jab reset, or tech chase if you couldn't jab reset.
but many humans just don't DI, cause it's easier to set free at 20% with shine, or you failing at pivot grab (wich is very difficult imo).
Following full side DI is really easy, pivot is the hard stuff, if you just can't, start Utilting, if he falls, jab reset, or tech chase if you couldn't jab reset.
GhettoSheep
Smash Journeyman
When M2K came to washington for tourney play a few weeks ago i saw him warming up before the grand finals. He just chose 99 stock and a lvl 4 fox and CG'd him to about 27 and then uptilt to upthrow to **** to either a dair or a fsmash and then if needed, one of his ridiculous edgeguards. Basically 0-deaths on lvl 4 comps is m2k's warmup routine and it actually works pretty well. the lvl 4 comps dont DI that far but they don't really have a predictable pattern so it teaches you to watch their DI.
smasher01
Smash Ace
you went to TP im carlos did i play you?
ima be a pro a CG soon now
ima be a pro a CG soon now