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It's actually a lot faster, but it's really hard and there aren't that many situations where you would need to be that much faster.
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I'm likely gonna keep a pocket Puff if that's the case. I know how to use every character.
Well here is the thing, you just stated you know how to use every character, and by that I can take it that you are just aware of all their moves, and not that you actually know how to effectively use them otherwise you would not be picking up samus, or even be aware that sheik is samus's worst MU. Yes samus is good against spacies, but she takes a lot of work and control to use, she isnt about high level techs like you are thinking (swd and extender), like fox, mulit shine, wave shine ect... samus is about mastering the basics and understanding what your opponent wants to do. Jab cancels, spacing with tilts, master your regular wave dash, up b OoS, thats where to start from.I'm likely gonna keep a pocket Puff if that's the case. I know how to use every character.
Unless that is it's worth learning the Sheik matchup.
If the first fair comes out right away, most likely gonna double fair, if they just jump and nothing comes out at first, you can expect a short hop fast fall l canceled fair (which is pretty safe) but you can just take the hit if they dont tipper it and CC down smash them, for the double fair, just dash attack them as soon as they throw out their first fair. (Yes these are pretty simple solutions to the question you asked, but just move for move, they are easy options to use when recognizing the situation.
You should really understand how they are camping you and being patient, if they laser camp then simply move to the edge of the stage and get in the mind of your opponent to try and understand where they will move the match when you refuse to be hit by their lasers. If they camp the top platform and refuse to confront you, counterpick game 2 to a stage without the top platform, pkmn stadium.
wife that samus up real good
Put an emphasis on improving your movement. Get max distance wavedashes/ledgedashes down. Make sure you can wavedash out-of-shield flawlessly. Work on platform wavelanding; it's a source of a lot of great mixups (such as waveland off -> FF bair)
recovery stuff. bomb jumps and rising grapple (there's some video tutorials listed here).
You know, I didn't even know who you were until someone told me: "Dude.. that's Phil." At bham. I may attend the next tournament if one happens spring quarter, but that depends on school for me.
Yeah it's a great setup isn't it? If you liked that, you'll surely like more with my mindwrecking class... alright.
Good stuff man. I was sad that your team didn't get any stream time. Will def. watch everything!
I promptly quit falcon that evening. I played him for six months, and the best I ever did was winning my first two tournament sets the month before with him. Samus will be hard, but I'm gonna work hard to wreck *******.
Get him.
Btw dude, if your opponent just rolls onto the stage, samus actually can't get back from the bottom of FoD. Also while yes it was an impressive combo video at the time, and I don't mean to hate on it, most of these combos were only possible because your opponents: missed important techs, could not meteor cancel your dairs, and forgot to refresh their ledge invincibility. Not to take anything away from you, there were still a few cool combos, like the fast fall fair into upsmash --> dash attack --> fsmash against the falcon on FD, and the down throw --> dtilt --> jab --> dtilt --> fsmash against fox on FD. But over all, most of these combos would not have worked against better players and would have stopped after one or two of the moves.
^ Wut? lol and ftilt is the life blood of samus...
