anikom15
Smash Apprentice
How do I do pro doc combos? Can someone help me learn to do pro doc combos? I lack siblings which makes it difficult to train....
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pro doc combos
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Superw0rri0
Smash Ace
fundamentals first... then tech skill... but usually tech skills come along as you're learning fundamentals
SSS
Smash Ace
where in socal are you?
Max?
Smash Champion
Go to tournaments, play as much as possible, have fun, etc
SmashMac
Smash Lord
Use the regional zones area of smashboards to find players and events in your area. You can also use Facebook and search for a smash group in your area to join to meet other Melee players. Nothing is better than tournament and player experience.
If you are unable to practice with others due to circumstances, I recommend playing vs. a level 4 CPU of your choice and on all the neutral stages to practice tech skill and combos with an NPC that at least kind of DIs. Also, search YouTube for videos of the pros. Analyze their videos to see what they're doing, and why they're doing it. See if you can recognize mind-games. Pause the video in critical moments (like recovery for instance) and ask yourself questions as to why each player is doing what they're doing at that specific moment.
Learn smash from an observer mindset. I've found that players that dedicate as much time doing this as they do physically playing the game tend to be the smarter ones, and smarts in most situations always outplays tech.
If you are unable to practice with others due to circumstances, I recommend playing vs. a level 4 CPU of your choice and on all the neutral stages to practice tech skill and combos with an NPC that at least kind of DIs. Also, search YouTube for videos of the pros. Analyze their videos to see what they're doing, and why they're doing it. See if you can recognize mind-games. Pause the video in critical moments (like recovery for instance) and ask yourself questions as to why each player is doing what they're doing at that specific moment.
Learn smash from an observer mindset. I've found that players that dedicate as much time doing this as they do physically playing the game tend to be the smarter ones, and smarts in most situations always outplays tech.
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