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ROFL yessss, thats why i went with him too. That and i didnt want to **** my hands by playing spacies
Im just gunna play like a Boss and hope for the best.
when you think shes going to approach do retreating stuff or dtilt and if she dash attacks you at low percents crouch cancel grabI'd say the Sheik is better
Odds are Ill do retreating fairs... I really like fairs...
Retreating fair > all
The first thing that i can see of note is that your edgeguarding against falco was fairly timid and it got to the point where brandon upb'd high several times in a row and you would wiff fsmash every time, whereas if you had jab and the fsmashed you would have covered both options. If you read that falco is just up b'ing every time go out there and hit him with a fair/reverse up b. Also at around 10:50 you did an up throw and brandon did di away and was off the stage in which case you can just full hop dair (you can also use this mixup on spacies at around 30%-90% very effectively as if you grab them very close to and facing an edge you can force them to guess as to the optimal di for if they di in you could fthrow and get a free dtilt/fsmash but if they di away you could upthrow and take a stock via dair). Also be VERY CAREFUL WHEN YOU USE SIDE B!!! side b is either one of the greatest stalls marth has or it completely ****s you over cause you become predictable with it and your opponent punishes. Something that might seem minor but is actually fairly significant occurs at around 2:50 when you get the up air chain to the top of battlefield but for some reason you move slightly backwards off the midair jump for your final up air and as a result you did not have the ability to follow up with an fsmash whereas if you had just upaired without holding back you would have gotten that combo easy. There's other stuff i see but i would rather talk to you more about it at manifest
I'm pretty sure you can angle the dair in such a way that even if they DI in you can still spike them off the stage. If I'm not mistaken it's the left and right tippers at the beginning and end of the move.
I know this is my first post on this thread, so don't completely disregard me, but also take what I say with a grain of salt. I'm trying to learn by teaching.
those were the good days.
I'm incredibly bad at teams, Dart can confirm this. if you ever see us team, it'll be friendlies.
I would say most low tiers are worse in teams.
She has her faults, her being extremely slow makes her team mate a great 2-1 target.
pika isn't low tier. Link is pretty decent, game and watch is alright...pichu makes a great battery (pun intended) surprisingly he doesn't just get pushed around since the teams atmosphere is crazy so the opponent can't focus on stuffing everything pichu has.
If a Sheik is on the other team, dealing with low tiers gets a lot easier.
Zelda probably improves the most in teams. She can put her far reaching recovery to use and not get edge guarded. She can get back down to the ground and get less juggled. Having a partner to distract opponents is god sent for her
Which allows a 2-1 against their partner while they recover.