Learning Advance Techniques and Applying them

[JewishCzar]

Hi, Ive recently start to play melee again. Ive started to realize I want to be good, but I need to learn. I know some techniques like wave dashing, Crouch canceling ETC. The problem is I want to learn more and apply them into my matches. Thank you

-Matt (AKA JewishCzar)

 

[Squire]

There are tons of video tutorials online on how to learn and apply new tech, especially for a popular competitive character like Marth. True application of tech really only comes from practicing against actual people. Knowing how to do it in training mode or against a CPU, and doing it against a player are two completely different beasts.

Here's some videos to help you learn more:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PFCQIAnYUMM (This one is 2 and a half hours long, so maybe don't try to take it all in at once)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vkI8krzFrro
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQxy26IijUA

And if you look at those people's channels, I'm sure you'll find a lot more helpful videos.

Hope this helped.

 

[JewishCzar]

There are tons of video tutorials online on how to learn and apply new tech, especially for a popular competitive character like Marth. True application of tech really only comes from practicing against actual people. Knowing how to do it in training mode or against a CPU, and doing it against a player are two completely different beasts.

Here's some videos to help you learn more:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PFCQIAnYUMM (This one is 2 and a half hours long, so maybe don't try to take it all in at once)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vkI8krzFrro
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQxy26IijUA

And if you look at those people's channels, I'm sure you'll find a lot more helpful videos.

Hope this helped.

Ok, I will check them out, thank you for the help :D

 

[EPsilon933]

This might be subjective, but I learned how to apply wavedashing in actual games by playing as Marth and challenging myself to never intentionally leave the ground

 

[mistercupter]

This could be subjective too, but for me when I'm practicing Yoshi tech, I like to slow it down first and then eventually go to normal speed.