Awesome. Thanks Pierce7d for the input.
I keep hearing bair is bad against Marth. But seriously, if Marth is approaching in the air, how does G&W bair not stop him everytime no matter what he tries to do? G&W can even wait until after he sees the start-up animation of Marth's fair just by casually walking away.
Also imagine this. Start of the match. G&W bairs Marth's shield. Marth uses UpB and does a little bit of damage. G&W then runs up and bair's Marth's shield again. marth uses UpB and does a little more damage. G&W, once again, runs up and uses bair. Guess how big Marth's shield is... that's right. He will get hit by the third bair (sometimes second). From that point G&W can capitalize on the fact Marth has no shield and be aggressive for a little bit. When Marth's shield finally recharges, G&W can repeat this. Obviously he'll want to mix it up a little, but that's the general strategy if you are forced to approach as G&W.
As a G&W main I typically don't roll much. And if I ever face a Marth, I never roll period. It's honestly not that hard to just train yourself not to roll (just like training to use bucket breaking). So I don't see how this is an advantage against a good G&W.
Along with rolling, I refuse to use dair against Marths because of how telegraphed it is. If I have to use it, it'll first be used on stock two (of marth), so he doesn't see it coming. Again, it's not that difficult to just tell yourself "Don't use dair. Don't use dair." And a good G&W should never dair a shield to begin with.
This discussion is definitely a hard one. Maybe we should just reevaluate after a few more months.
I keep hearing bair is bad against Marth. But seriously, if Marth is approaching in the air, how does G&W bair not stop him everytime no matter what he tries to do? G&W can even wait until after he sees the start-up animation of Marth's fair just by casually walking away.
Also imagine this. Start of the match. G&W bairs Marth's shield. Marth uses UpB and does a little bit of damage. G&W then runs up and bair's Marth's shield again. marth uses UpB and does a little more damage. G&W, once again, runs up and uses bair. Guess how big Marth's shield is... that's right. He will get hit by the third bair (sometimes second). From that point G&W can capitalize on the fact Marth has no shield and be aggressive for a little bit. When Marth's shield finally recharges, G&W can repeat this. Obviously he'll want to mix it up a little, but that's the general strategy if you are forced to approach as G&W.
As a G&W main I typically don't roll much. And if I ever face a Marth, I never roll period. It's honestly not that hard to just train yourself not to roll (just like training to use bucket breaking). So I don't see how this is an advantage against a good G&W.
Along with rolling, I refuse to use dair against Marths because of how telegraphed it is. If I have to use it, it'll first be used on stock two (of marth), so he doesn't see it coming. Again, it's not that difficult to just tell yourself "Don't use dair. Don't use dair." And a good G&W should never dair a shield to begin with.
This discussion is definitely a hard one. Maybe we should just reevaluate after a few more months.