Finally marth vid up

[princetoma]

well guys this is my first marth vid that I am posting up, well just tell how my marth is, XD i will have some more of my matches up pretty soon. so here it is please give me any advice tips etc.

so here it is:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2mnJm-4dK24

 

[Fortress | Sveet]

you guys need to learn to DI. please... fthrow fsmash at like 50%... you can DI out at like 15%... and the bajillion hit ken combo...

red marth needs to learn when to WD.

and both of you need to learn WHY you are doing things instead of just doing them. you want to finish all your fair combos with a fsmash, it gets them off and leads to edgeguard which leads to kill...

 

[princetoma]

I know i need to really work on my DI, unfortunately I have a real hard time Di away from marth chain grab, i need to really work on that.

 

[Fortress | Sveet]

how is it hard? once you get grab, you DI away... its like common sense...

 

[princetoma]

well its like i do try to Di i still get caught in the chaingrab constant but today i finally got it down.

 

[Roman.]

I don't understand how people have trouble DIing. Unless you just don't touch your control stick and watch your character float in the air, it's really not that challenging.

 

[Fortress | Sveet]

exactly... you just hold away.

 

[princetoma]

well i did that trust me, but still could not get away but now i can get away from it. which i should have been getting from the start. XD.

 

[slacker!]

Also, SAVE YOUR JUMP! When you're knocked off the stage. Don't jump ASAP when you're sent off, just side-b until you're close enough/under the stage and then jump, followed by an up-b if needed. This helps you from being edgeguarded and hogged.

 

[princetoma]

thanxx alot man, thats one thing i did notice watching my match i dont save it often.

 

[spider_sense]

Hmm...instead of walking up and d-tilting, why not just grab?

 

[princetoma]

i usually want to mix up, but the reason why i d-tilt is you can retreat and come back and grab, its like a hit and run technique.