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Critque my Falcon
- Thread starter AnDaLe
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metashinryu
Smash Ace
man,you rushed those comebacks too much,you coild have teched that dsmash,and you also want to land on edges,the landing lag of up+b is horrid and you cant forgive it against a dsmash spamming peach
also,WHOA a peach that never used a turnip on a match!
also,WHOA a peach that never used a turnip on a match!
abit_rusty
Smash Lord
You really need to nair more. Approaching/retreating i.e. spacing. Also work on your follow ups. Like if you hit a weak knee and shffl it, the peach is still in hitstun, rush forward and do a sweet spot knee. Be more accurate with your knees in general.
and that peach was kind of balls.
Dude I know!!! i was trying to tech it, but my ledge game is bad. lol
Thx, how would i get better in spacing? Any threads about it?
You practice.
metashinryu
Smash Ace
how is that post count? lol
but for the spacing,i had the same problem and started to practice with lv9 comps,for getting the first hit in,as far as i can from them,also release the stick before the shffl aerials XD
I never knew that! thx
abit_rusty
Smash Lord
Practice spacing shffl'd nairs so that it's just the tip of your second kick in the nair that hits the opponent, then just shffl those like mad and maintain that distance. Retreating nairs are also a good thing to practice.
metashinryu
Smash Ace
also,learn to waveland from edges-grab,is kinda fun XD
Goldkirby
Smash Ace
You roll too much, double jump stomp too much, and make too many mistakes trying to recover.
PolyCabeza
Smash Apprentice
how about working on your Lcancels a little more... your shield shouldn't pop up on your Lcancels as often as it does in the vid.
Tomacawk
Smash Master
when edge guarding a peach who is above you, use a uair. a knee will get you dair->naired
don't full hop->knee/dair or double jump->knee/dair to get a hit. That is an extremely hard habit to break when going from lower level play to mid/upper level play. ESPECIALLY with falcon, dash dance for ALL openings, abuse your opponent with shieldgrabs if they approach you, or dashing away from them then back in to punish their lag on whatever they did, or space a hard spot bair to out prioritize them, etc.
and to practice spacing you literally have to play. there is no other way. think about what you could have done differently to avoid getting hit.
don't full hop->knee/dair or double jump->knee/dair to get a hit. That is an extremely hard habit to break when going from lower level play to mid/upper level play. ESPECIALLY with falcon, dash dance for ALL openings, abuse your opponent with shieldgrabs if they approach you, or dashing away from them then back in to punish their lag on whatever they did, or space a hard spot bair to out prioritize them, etc.
and to practice spacing you literally have to play. there is no other way. think about what you could have done differently to avoid getting hit.
HawaiianJigglyPuff
Smash Ace
Nair Nair Nair Nair Nair.
L cancel better.
Learn to moonwalk XD
L cancel better.
Learn to moonwalk XD
Blitz Falcon
Smash Apprentice
Moonwalk is the stuff.
Put more mindgames into your playstyle, try to waveland and create different approaches.
Speed up your falcon a little.
Put more mindgames into your playstyle, try to waveland and create different approaches.
Speed up your falcon a little.
tubes
Smash Ace
As far as spacing is concerned, your goal is to keep the max distance possible while still hitting with the move. or keeping the closest distance possible without getting hit by your opponents move. Just practice and remember the direction of your control stick almost always affects your movement in some way. If you wanna stop yourself short mid jump DI backwards, If you want to fly farther DI forwards. Testing the range of moves in training mode can also help out a little bit. I found out a few days ago that Marth's forward smash goes waaaaaay farther than I thought.
HawaiianJigglyPuff
Smash Ace
Don't learn to moonwalk unless you have perfect shffls.
Not saying that you don't...just advice for everyone...