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wow, just as i thought, deeper than i would see. don't you feel risky doing that?
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LOL this post *****. Next time I'm going to mindgame my opponent with similar strategies x)Like I said though, that's all really general and I don't think there's any way nodding your head will have a significant influence on your attitude or vice versa. I'm actually leaning towards any sort of gesture of recognition as being a bad habit because it gives unnecessary hints to your opponent. A lot of the people I saw shaking/nodding their heads vs. me at Apex, I anticipated their adjustment the next time the situation came up. So like if they teched in the same direction twice and I punished both times and then they nod their head, I know to expect a different tech the next time. Although I guess you could mindgame me by nodding and then picking the same option again, and thus Melee has developed another layer of yomi. FML
I played a "certain someone" at Apex who nodded his head every 3 seconds. lol
I think gestures can be indicative of attitude, but it isn't all black and white and doesn't really apply to everyone. I know when I SD or make a dumb mistake I shake my head, but I'm not really upset. Shaking my head is just my way of shaking off the mistake and my mindset as I shake my head is usually "okay, dumb mistake, it happens, focus harder." I think that can often be way better than nodding your head and simply accepting that it happened because then you are less intent on making adjustments accordingly.
Like I said though, that's all really general and I don't think there's any way nodding your head will have a significant influence on your attitude or vice versa. I'm actually leaning towards any sort of gesture of recognition as being a bad habit because it gives unnecessary hints to your opponent. A lot of the people I saw shaking/nodding their heads vs. me at Apex, I anticipated their adjustment the next time the situation came up. So like if they teched in the same direction twice and I punished both times and then they nod their head, I know to expect a different tech the next time. Although I guess you could mindgame me by nodding and then picking the same option again, and thus Melee has developed another layer of yomi. FML
I had fun playing your Peach as Falco at Apex, but I can definitely see it. She's just so weird, and things happen that seem like they shouldn't happen when you play against Peach. She's a monster, but I love her.I didn't know you needed to have a good attitude to be able to play Falco (assuming that this is still a Falco thread, lol).
Seriously, Merkuri, I don't think it matters how much of a good sport someone is (or how much of a bad one you seem to want to make PP out to be). What matters is what you see on the screen. Nothing else.
Also, I played as Falco vs Peach for the first time yesterday (first time against her, not as playing Falco). I want to personally apologize on behalf of Peach for being SO annoying.
It's mostly common sense that people who show no visual recognition of a bad tech choice are more likely to repeat it than those who consciously acknowledge their mistake, and are thus more likely to adapt and adjust.eh, you may be putting more into gestures than is actually there. brain loves searching for patterns. you would need quite a sampling to determine that they are more likely to change up their tech the next time, given that they did (not) nod their head upon being punished. i'd say you should expect a different tech after punishing the same tech twice more b/c you just punished the same tech twice than b/c they reacted visibly
edit: not that it can't matter for anyone, but just observing the results from recent tech choices is prob adequate
... I want that doll
Reacting with double shine is what Mango does. I'll just react with a delayed Dair(not nearly as good unless the percent is like 40% or something and shine is possibly staled). If you waveshine quickly you may be able to uptilt or dtilt or shine again but it will have to be a fast shine(aka probably not reacting you'll have to be committed to the waveshine in advance).What can i do against when falco cc's my shine in the ditto? im thinking i should just shine wl the platform alot since i get hit alot by buffer get up attack in that situation. but like if that's not viable will i be able to shield/ground dodge the get up attack if i think its coming?
Gotta waveshine uptilt lol sorry.Staled means that the a move deals less knockback/damage cos it's been used a lot of times during the match right?
Hmm, I can cancel the shine before the hexagonal part of the move appears. Shine utilt is kind of challenging I just tried it 20-30 times and usmash/uair came out alot. But I will definitely try these things out.
Double shine seems to be Druggedfox's optimal combo though, so I'll have to start working that in.
Also what is falcos best option against lhdl? Right now I just shield it or sometimes I'll try to fsmash it, but I dont know how to get it to consistently work. lhdl I think is the best way to get off hte ledge in the game haha. its so good.
maybe, i just feel this is begging the question. doesn't seem like common sense to me thoughBones0 said:It's mostly common sense that people who show no visual recognition of a bad tech choice are more likely to repeat it than those who consciously acknowledge their mistake, and are thus more likely to adapt and adjust.
because we have eyes and a cognitive thought process.yo i would **** javi tho why does no one believe me??
on a good day...
Are you shine -> wavedashing down uptilt?Staled means that the a move deals less knockback/damage cos it's been used a lot of times during the match right?
Hmm, I can cancel the shine before the hexagonal part of the move appears. Shine utilt is kind of challenging I just tried it 20-30 times and usmash/uair came out alot. But I will definitely try these things out.
Double shine seems to be Druggedfox's optimal combo though, so I'll have to start working that in.
Also what is falcos best option against lhdl? Right now I just shield it or sometimes I'll try to fsmash it, but I dont know how to get it to consistently work. lhdl I think is the best way to get off hte ledge in the game haha. its so good.
It's free when someone expects the LHDL at the same height so they try to jump high and then attack but then they get hit by the high laser and then you b-throw f-tilt and then gimpI kinda like ledgehop really high/mid height double laser.
I feel like it covers the platform or jump options better than double laser at the same height. Obviously not a good idea if they are close or you've been abusing it, but as a mix up, I have a lot of random success with shooting people's feet through the platform when edge hopping or knocking them out of their jump if they are closer to mid stage. I was just thinking it's not something I see people do very much but I tend to be able to get combo opportunities off of it (Shoot their feet -> Land -> Immediate Shine waveland if they are still on the platform etc). Seems like a lot of people are convinced that shooting only a particular set of lasers from the edge is the only way to do it (aside from turn around stuff laser stuff).
Thoughts?
EDIT: Yes, this is a better or worse idea depending on stage/platform heights and what match up you're playing.
lol what is "the unholy combo" ?ledgehop double laser isn't that great.
it sets up the unholy combo really well though for ganon. i know this from experience lmao. so don't get read trying that ****. at least not the high low.
Yeah but I'm worse at that LOL.Yo PP can you talk through that match (or another one or whatever) and point out the things the falco player does right that arent obvious? i mean that was really interesting but i think learning what to do is as important as learning what not to do.
aight I'll try again lolDr. PP Sorry I've been busy lately, I'll be on the next few days or so though.
Doing the LHDL on Ganon is not that fun lol. If he's kinda far away though then it's more fun.ledgehop double laser isn't that great.
it sets up the unholy combo really well though for ganon. i know this from experience lmao. so don't get read trying that ****. at least not the high low.
Foxlisk do u wanna write notes to each other over FB or something where we try to figure this out?Yo PP can you talk through that match (or another one or whatever) and point out the things the falco player does right that arent obvious? i mean that was really interesting but i think learning what to do is as important as learning what not to do.
that emoticon changed my lifeFoxlisk do u wanna write notes to each other over FB or something where we try to figure this out?
I think I'm gonna start doing more video analysis anyways in my journal since im basically on a quest, but I can just send what I write to u if u want.
If u don't thats okay, I still hate u. <3
-ck.
^^ yeah definitely i'll let some videos of falco dittos buffer so i can watch them in the car ride then I'll hit u up on fb, or maybe visit you at work (who was it who said programmers do no work? idr). Foxlisk, Ilu. You're the fox to my falco. The butter to my bread. The shine to my dair. The downthrow to my knee. The PP to my mango. The Zelda to my sheik. You're the meat to my potatoes. The hax to my jman (jmans snores are TOP TIER). You're the fashion to my crush. what Im trying to say is.... shut the **** up *****. youre the upthrow to my rest. and thats what I'm gonna do now... rest, because there's a tournament tomorrow and I'm hoping to do good.that emoticon changed my life
and i dunno if i have the energy to do that myself but if you message me stuff id be happy to talk through whatever ideas you have about it, im sure we'd both learn a lot doing stuff like that.
he goes by ****** and he thinks he's knowledgable because he's been in the scene for a long time.This is off-topic, but...
Who exactly is Umbreon? Who does he go by outside of SmashBoards?
I'm a stalker.