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Ah I see. My guide is extremely generalized, so I won't be going into matchups."Yoshi is generally good on all stages, so selection really boils down to the match up. Against super campy characters, you'll want to avoid stages with low platforms (Battlefield, for example), since we struggle to approach characters under platforms." @Delta-cod
The best tip for getting better at controlling Yoshi is just to play a ton.
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That's where I first found out about wavebouncing. Thanks for writing that btw, it was really helpful. I've noticed that I'm getting better and better the more I practice it but I still don't really understand the timing of the inputs. Am I suppose to be pressing everything at once or is it slightly staggered like a normal B reverse?
I would have said "yes" but that's probably it, so I should be short shopping and immediately after airdodging? thinking back I might have been doing it at the "top" of the short hop, I'll give it a try later today/tomorrow, thanks a lot, man
I merged this with our Q&A thread. For people's references, this was about the Sonic vs. Yoshi MU.
Moved this post to our Question and Answer thread.Hey guys would I be able to get advice on the best options that Yoshi can use cause I kinda feel even though I have been using Yoshi throughout all of my years of playing smash I feel its not as good or up to par with other Yoshi players from around Australia. He will always stay my main no matter what but I just feel as if there are better yoshi players out there who slaughter their brackets as if it was nothing and for some reason I don't get that with myself at all when I play him. To give people a rough Idea on how long I have been competing in smash for is about 3-4 years and I still sometimes can feel that I am not doing something right compared to what others do. I would love my own unique style but I have get past this problem that I am having atm in order to do so. Please help it would be greatly appreciated and Mighty helpful.
any advice counts and I will let you know if there is something I either know or dont know
many thanks,
Baron
Hey man. The best way for us to help you is for you to provide vids of you playing so we can get an idea of where you're at and what you do and don't already know, otherwise we may be covering stuff you already do know.Hey guys would I be able to get advice on the best options that Yoshi can use cause I kinda feel even though I have been using Yoshi throughout all of my years of playing smash I feel its not as good or up to par with other Yoshi players from around Australia. He will always stay my main no matter what but I just feel as if there are better yoshi players out there who slaughter their brackets as if it was nothing and for some reason I don't get that with myself at all when I play him. To give people a rough Idea on how long I have been competing in smash for is about 3-4 years and I still sometimes can feel that I am not doing something right compared to what others do. I would love my own unique style but I have get past this problem that I am having atm in order to do so. Please help it would be greatly appreciated and Mighty helpful.
any advice counts and I will let you know if there is something I either know or dont know
many thanks,
Baron
Merged with the Q&A thread.
Ok no worries NikesHey man. The best way for us to help you is for you to provide vids of you playing so we can get an idea of where you're at and what you do and don't already know, otherwise we may be covering stuff you already do know.
I wouldn't honestly know exactly because realistically I have noticed with players like jei they are just as offensive in combat as I would be but then I see myself get screwed over by other people and its as if I can get a single hit in. I do notice I forget moves that I can use to exploit another persons weakness but then I forget something else entirely while working with one playstyle. sorry if this is a double post for somereason it **** itself when I put two quotes in the one post.
Merged your posts. Please do not double post, use the edit function to add to your already existing post if nobody else has posted yet.
I am pretty sure it does cause it works for me 9 times out of 10 aswell it can go into down smash at around 0-100%Is Jab 1 to Usmash guaranteed as well as Jab 1 to Down B?
What you will commonly see in a lot of toon link players (especially good ones) will rely on camping the living **** out of their opponent before going in for that opening kill. Just approach with blocks and spot dodges till you can get close enough with an overhead down aerial. that works for me most of the time, besides also get up in their grill when u can with neutral
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oh whoops I meant how should I play it if I'm using link or toon link. but thanks for the advice. will help if I ever pick up yoshiWhat you will commonly see in a lot of toon link players (especially good ones) will rely on camping the living **** out of their opponent before going in for that opening kill. Just approach with blocks and spot dodges till you can get close enough with an overhead down aerial. that works for me most of the time, besides also get up in their grill when u can with neutral
