I suck vs Spacies (aka another critique thread!)

[-RedShadow]

"OMG, not another one!" Yeah I know.....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=viVAh1ZCYag
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wpJAiNg9gtc

Go crazy.

 

[elvenarrow3000]

You dash attack and fair too much. At low percentages, you're going to get crouch canceled, or shield grabbed. When they're above you on a platform, use utilt or even shffl'd uairs. And at low percentages, look for grabs. Even if you land a dash attack, it won't do you much good.

Haha, reverse Chain kill. That was funny.

Don't forget about your needles. They can bust openings in Falco's lasers and they help with the approach as well.

 

[GunmasterLombardi]

Use Marth, go to Final Destination.

elven sums up the rest.

 

[-RedShadow]

My Marth sucks.

Thanks Elven.

 

[elvenarrow3000]

One other thing is you don't seem to extend combos very well. Yes, I understand, fastfallers are kinduva pain to combo sometimes with low knockback tilts, but you're looking for the usmash/dsmash/fair too early. If you knock someone up onto a platform, instead of jumping through with a fair, try a tech chase dair or uair or even a platform dash to grab.

Be creative, basically.

 

[DtJ Jungle]

Urg these matchups are ***.

Your movement game really becomes pivotal here. The best thing you can do is move around baiting a spacie to do something so you can get a grab at low percents. After this, you just need to tech chase them as gay as you possibly can. regrab is usualyl your best bet, dsmash covers alot of options, and dash attack if they tech away. Once you get fox to i think 25ish and falco to 30sh they start to fall over from your tilts and aerials. WD back ftilt can beat fox's nair if spaced correctly. If you are getting shield pressured, Nair Out of shield or wd back out of shield. You do these options in between the shine and the next aerial.

Elven said it allready, but combing spacies with sheik is ***. Your main goal should be to just get them off the edge. Then work on your ledge drop/hop bairs and nairs, as it covers almost every options other than recovering high.