spider_sense
Smash Champion
lol Made an attempt at trolling. I failed hard at it.
Might as well actually contribute to topic at hand. Being technical gives you so many options that you can use in order to better access a situation and even mindgame the opponent into doing what you want. I've said before things like perfect waveland to moonwalks can be used as a great edge-guard against a C.Falcon or another Ganon, because it propels Ganon further off the stage without having to double jump, so you can get a quick edge guard and safetly make it back to the stage. When I do flashy things, yeah it's for fun, but it's to showcase many things that other players can use for themselves. I think that's a pretty solid contribution the G-boards. I've performed pretty well in the past; taking out notable players and placing well in previous tournaments. Anyways, there's nothing wrong with using being techy, as long as there is a reason for it. Usually if you're going for that; you're going to have to be proefficent on reading, predicting, and follow-ups.
Another example (if done sparingly on BF Ledge) Roll the end on one of the platforms and hold all the way back and do and isai drop with an aerial. If done correctly, Ganon should just ledge cancel and grab the ledge. I've done it for edge guarding and baits, and it's worked pretty well. Also, the run off ledge hop bair is amazing because if gives you invincibility frames while doing a bair. It's just the timing is really demanding and you have to be quick. But it's great to get some one away from the ledge. Again, these are situational, but practical. All these tech skills you can implement in your game can definitely widen the gap with your opponent.
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