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yeah me too brawl marth is so easy you just space and win loltook me 10 mins. was already playing marth in melee XD
theres no wavedashing or l-cancelling so its even easier
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yeah me too brawl marth is so easy you just space and win loltook me 10 mins. was already playing marth in melee XD
It took me about half a year to realize that I suck, if that helps at all.
LOLnot really what I was looking for....
However long you want. Look, you're not going to be "good" in any amount of time that isn't LONG time. It's about experience. Not about addictive play. And playing against computers isn't what it's about either. first start at www.fsmash.org . Play some people on there.About how long a day do you play?
So 6 months eh? I have been trying to get better @ Brawl since release. I think the most influential component is the mindset. Not just on the confidence level and commitment, but how one thinks and judges situations while they play. I don't understand why I have so much trouble thinking while I play, and I have asked TONS of questions & have the answers in a saved file. Getting good is a longer process than I thought...About six months of dedicated Marth play where I went out of state almost every three weeks to go to tournaments, including driving to Houston and Dallas. I took numerous notes on players such as Roy R, and asked for advice when I was there. I ended up writing three or four pages of notes, all the while making sure I was playing quality opponents the entire time. However, at that point I already had a pretty good understanding of Brawl, since for the previous year and a half I was playing only as Snake, but I was power ranked in my state.
The best kernel of information that I can provide you is that everyone is getting better all the time, and so you have to work much harder if you want to become better than someone. Luckily, many players have attached a stigma with 'practicing Brawl' and even brag about how little they play. In order to get good, find the tournament scene in your area and play better players. A tournament isn't just about trying to place, but the chance to play with people for hours on end.