Sinji
Smash Master
And thats the disadvantage about the tactic. If you react in between the shine and the opponent shield and you usmash, you **** up. shine>usmash is a risk and reward.
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wha? that's why instead of usmashing the shield, you react and grab or anything, that was my point with reacting off the shine.And thats the disadvantage about the tactic. If you react in between the shine and the opponent shield and you usmash, you **** up. shine>usmash is a risk and reward.
Yo lovage, I saw your set with Shroomed. You did really well, but the only real piece of advice I can give is that you could probably use u-tilt some more vs him. In the beginning of game 2, he was running around and spamming SH n-air. If you walked back and u-tilted, you could've possibly started a combo. Also, if he's jumping around or standing in his shield, you can pressure with b-air, then space u-tilt on his shield. Also, if you hit with said b-air while he's in the air, you can stalk him from underneath then u-tilt him once or twice (depending on percent of course).
If you don't want to have you back turned, then instead of doing n-air -> shine pressure, then you can try to cross his shield with n-air, and then u-tilt from behind him. You can probably catch an action OoS, or force him to roll.
yeah, I saw that he caught you a couple of times with that. About half of the time that it worked was because you messed up tech skill while pressuring him (like getting stuck in your shine [1:35 in the vid]), or some other factor that could possibly have been avoided (4:51, you did an empty jump after your shine and went right into the u-smash. Well I think you may have been trying to do a delayed aerial as pressure, but that's just my guess).ya, that set in general i told myself to play really scared of his shield, since last time i played him i got gayed by usmash oos over and over since i don't really know the timing/spacing of it and how to pressure differently to avoid it.
yeah man, that sucks when you can't really practice that stuff much. Just try to abuse the fact the he has less range than you on most of his moves. Also shine -> grab is awesome (though I need to use it more myself), since a lot of times you will catch doc in shield near the edge of the stage and potentially go for an f-throw gimp or something.i def wanna figure out the shield game better since but since there's really no one on shroomed's level it's hard to get experience vs. it.
That's true, it's not really spammable. Most of the time you want to hit him on the back of the shield, if you're trying to make a read.but yeah tho, utilt is a ****ing godlike broken insane move, i'm realizing this more and more, the only problem is that 99% of the time you use it, it has to be off of a sick read - you can't just spam it and hope for the best like back air lol.
yeah man it's all good. You can edgeguard in many ways. Just make sure that you hit it. Some advice:also my edge guarding could be 600 times better vs doc, i want to experiement with popping his pills with weak nair, reflecting them with shine, and just get better at timing my bairs.
Friendlies all day! You can take him.idk imma think of some new things next chance i get to play him
still, you weren't doing bad at all. A couple of minor errors added up, which really sucks.edit: watching that set again i can really tell that i play like i don't know what i'm doing. there's so many optimizations i could be making in almost every aspect of the matchup, but i don't know how to make them yet cuz i couldn't adapt fast enough.
God damn, I hate ICs with a passion. I don't think I'm bad at the matchup, but I really don't like the characters. There's just something about them. Also, yeah Fly is really good. He has some pretty interesting **** to say a lot of times.i feel like when i play vs. IC's, i really have no fear of the character since i get to play vs. the best ic's in the world (fly) like every month. so when i play a new ic's like woobbllezss i barely have to think about the matchup at all and i can use my energy to outsmart the player.
practice practice practice! I'm still really confident that you'll beat him next time.i don't have anywhere near this kind of experience vs. doc so i waste most of my time trying to adapt to the character instead of the player, so i always feel like i'm a few steps behind. i'm not trying to use this as an excuse for losing to a weird character lol, just motivation that i really need to learn to adapt better OR come better prepared to the tournament (dr.pp type ****)
I seriously hope you guys have learned how to do this because it feels great to hit opponents who are JUST out of shine range. It was easy to learn this because of N64 fox, that was the only way you could shine lol. It's also nice start-up to learning waveshine OoS, but that's still too hard for me .unless you jc shine upsmash like a pro.
Well then. lolthat is a cool trick, sveeeety pie
false. doc's upsmash functions similarly to Mario's against aerial opponents, but against grounded opponents it sends at an angle of 259. they rebound off the ground, reducing knockback to .8x, but hitstun is the same. this is why doc's usmash is better, and why usmash to fair works.lol lovage, you should get mango to go mario in friendlies against you or something >_>
i think mario's usmash is the same as doc's idk