Coastward
Smash Lord
SWEET XX is becoming another ganon meetup? i hope i dont have exams.
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Nothing is ever guaranteed with my schedule, but I'd love to see you there if you can make it. I'm kinda banking on the exam thing, like you.SWEET XX is becoming another ganon meetup? i hope i dont have exams.
It's a counter pick strat and it's not like I use him a lot either. The last tournament I probably used Falcon in a maximum of 2 games. lol.Are there Ganons here or pretend Ganons?
I'm confused. I keep seeing you guys play Marth/Falco/falcon.
Just last night actually. He does match analysis on Mondays if you're a sub. I subbed to him and he critiqued one match (since he only has so much time). I'm gonna try to get Wobbles to analyze the whole set, since he does whole sets and not just individual games.when did he critique your sets?
Perfecting the Eddie / Tipman spike, SH double aerials (bair and up air), ledge techniques. Familiarize yourself with which moves lead into what vs. certain characters.What should i practice next as ganon after im comfortable with SHFFLs, wavedashes and wavelanding?
Spacing. Learn how to put out your moves in just the right places at just the right times. Spacing when you're moving around, when you throw out a move, when you control space, etc. It's such an overlooked fundamental at low levels because it's not apparent to most players at that level of just how important it is, so in basic terms, I could tell you that you should try to hit with the very tips of your moves on players, and that you should only throw out a move if it will absolutely come into contact with your opponent. Finding a good balance between the two is crucial.What should i practice next as ganon after im comfortable with SHFFLs, wavedashes and wavelanding?
loooool. Well I'm glad I inspired you somehow. You're one of my favorite players to watch. Let's play again at Sweet, and good luck!Ill rep the ganondorf at Sweet
Btw tm it was because of u that i learned shielddropping. I was so mind****ed when u did it vs me at tbh4 i just felt the urge to forfeit
id need to reg tonight which would be impossible for me. i have a bit too much on my hands right now, but ill defnitely make it down again the next time, michigan is fun as ****.loooool. Well I'm glad I inspired you somehow. You're one of my favorite players to watch. Let's play again at Sweet, and good luck!
@ PseudoTurtle @ Coastward JUST GO
How do I register? **** it, I'm goingid need to reg tonight which would be impossible for me. i have a bit too much on my hands right now, but ill defnitely make it down again the next time, michigan is fun as ****.
smash.gg i think?How do I register? **** it, I'm going
wtf. so random LOLWorks from 0-37. Chaingrab guide here
wtf. so random LOL
Pivot ftilt is alot faster than WD ftilt, but doesn't reach as far. WD ftilt is fine, but you need both imo. One day someonr will master this, and we can see how useful it is.I would argue that Ganon is so slow when he's dashing that it's actually faster (and easier) to just WD forward and turnaround ftilt instead of dashing forward and doing a pivot ftilt. You could even dash till you start running and then crouch turn around into an ftilt (but that might be too slow because you have to wait to get out of crouching animation and are fully standing before you can turn, which takes a good few frames). Pivoting out of a dash is really useful for characters with a good dash dance, since Ganondorf does not have this, I personally believe it's not as useful in terms of how fast and how far you can reach with the WD to turn around ftilt as compared to the dash forward to pivot ftilt. Not to mention how much easier it is to just WD forward and ftilt back, or even just WD back into an ftilt.
If you fail the pivot ftilt (which I definitely think is much harder than a shield drop btw) and do a pivot fsmash, more likely than not it will be too slow for it to work, but it might be useful if you know your opponent is going to try to grab you, but I feel like that option doesn't come out until way later when you condition them. Fsmash is not safe on shield if they shield DI... maybe even without shield DI they can still just WD oos and grab you while you're still in fsmash lag. It's really a terrible move overall. If you miss with a dash-attack or hit their shield that is really easy to punish also. Failing the pivot ftilt is a huge detriment, so that's why I'm advocating a bit for the WD to ftilt instead.
Man watching Ganon dittos makes me want to body every Ganon. lol.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6pPlZgFEeI
@ Эикельманн [РУС] Brinstar game 3? wtf am i watching lol
Come to CEO.Man watching Ganon dittos makes me want to body every Ganon. lol.
Haha you trying to money match, little man? I'll dunk you so hard you switch to Falcon.Man watching Ganon dittos makes me want to body every Ganon. lol.
what the actual **** GET OUTTA HERE LMAOHaha you trying to money match, little man? I'll dunk you so hard you switch to Falcon.