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Looking for help with getting better
- Thread starter Sol9000
- Start date
Goodin
Smash Journeyman
Well it depends. If your looking for people to play, check regional zones. If your looking for character specific information, check under melee character specifics. And if you want a basic understanding of how to play melee, check out this vid http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4n4s5yB7ZkE you can find part 2 and 3 in related videos. Btw, i can't tell if this is serious, considering you have almost 300 post.
I could have completely read your question wrong also XD.
I could have completely read your question wrong also XD.
prog
Priest of the Temple of Syrinx
Also, we're working on updating the above video, but welcome! Don't be afraid to ask questions.
rjgbadger
Banned via Warnings
KrIsP!
Smash Champion
It's never /thread until http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4n4s5yB7ZkE
/thread.
Edit: 300 posts...he might have seen that already then.
/thread.
Edit: 300 posts...he might have seen that already then.
Metal Reeper
Smash Champion
Welcome to smashboards. This is more of intermediate level stuff but it's good to know these things as early as possible.
This game does take practice. Even top level players practice all the time. And they know what wil happen, if they don't. Your mindset of this game plays a huge role in your career with this game. The best way to play is to play to learn, you will learn so fast, don't worry about winning, always be trying something new. Go into friendlies saying "im going to focus on my shines Out of Shield (OoS) by the end of the day I gurantee you would be better at that small aspect that will play a bigger role later on. Goodluck. If you ever need anything just ask anyone, PM players. They will get back to you.
This game does take practice. Even top level players practice all the time. And they know what wil happen, if they don't. Your mindset of this game plays a huge role in your career with this game. The best way to play is to play to learn, you will learn so fast, don't worry about winning, always be trying something new. Go into friendlies saying "im going to focus on my shines Out of Shield (OoS) by the end of the day I gurantee you would be better at that small aspect that will play a bigger role later on. Goodluck. If you ever need anything just ask anyone, PM players. They will get back to you.