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Here is how to fully utilize Wi-Fi to improve as a player:Do you think its an effective method? i cant really go to any tournaments. Besides just playing a lot of wifi and trying to get better naturally, what are some things to look for?
Im in the same boat as you man im wifi only too but i wanna get better aswell maybe we can help ech other out add me cude whats your FC?Do you think its an effective method? i cant really go to any tournaments. Besides just playing a lot of wifi and trying to get better naturally, what are some things to look for?
1 - 2 second input delay? It's not that bad, it has 6 frames of input delay (a second is about 25 frames) and it's playable if you can get a good connection (Wii ethernet adaptor helps) and try playing with people who aren't on the other side of the world as well. If the connection isn't bad it's worth it, you get to play better players without traveling.Isn't it very laggy on wifi? I can't speak for brawl specifically, because my brawl gameplay is exclusively Project M, but I feel like the 1-2 second input delay that is present on wifi would just hinder your skills.
Then again, because brawl isn't as technical as a game like melee or Project M, I don't think it would be as big of a deal playing on wifi (again, I haven't tried it so i can't speak for that).
I feel like it would help you get a better understanding of character matchups and such, but it is no real subsitute from playing locally with friends or going to tournaments.