Ermine
Smash Ace
I don't fear Yoshi Story XD Its just... I frequently get it... to the point where it is just unnatural...
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Not the stage, no, but sometimes...it's the shy guys.You must face your fears of the dreaded Yoshi's Story.
For it is not the stage itself that beats you, but rather, it is yourself.
I don't attack the Shy Guys. They are my friends. I get mad when people attack them =ONot the stage, no, but sometimes...it's the shy guys.
Sorry Levi, I tried to finish my work but it's 2:16 now and I still have work to do, so I guess I'm gonna have to wait for the next one.Jeremy are you comin?
Fix'd....sort of?This wouldn't have happened if they had just made Pikachu High/Top Tier... I'm against throwing my Pikachu at Kirby/Luigi just to be murdered by their over poweredness X_X...
Awesome, I finally got to live out my lifelong dream of placing last in a tournament. I'm number last! I'm number last!1: =] ($20.00)
2: Koda
3: Nitrocidal
4: RJM
5: HylianHero
5: Azure49
6: JAPMAN
6: Proton Jon
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Hi I'm Jeremy I haven't met you yet, but for me, finding someone to play with really helps especially if they're better than you (cough)Gary(cough). I also have my brother to play with and this helps a lot. But if you can't find a person to play with consistently just keep coming to the bi-weeklies. After getting your *** handed to you multiple times you'll get better, at least that's how I got better. Oh and watch videos too, they also help develop your game. Hope to play you soon, next bi-weekly maybe?Awesome, I finally got to live out my lifelong dream of placing last in a tournament. I'm number last! I'm number last!
Seriously though, what in everyone's opinion is the best way for me to improve, because I think working on trying to get better on my own made me play worse this Biweekly. You've all had to start from rookies before so hopefully some of you have some advice I can use?
A good start to improvement is to continue placing last. You learn more in defeat than you ever could in victory; for instance, the fireball spam that killed Alex on Mushroom Kingdom II should probably not be taken as an effective advanced tactic in competitive play just because it yielded a victory, but you probably already know that.Awesome, I finally got to live out my lifelong dream of placing last in a tournament. I'm number last! I'm number last!
Seriously though, what in everyone's opinion is the best way for me to improve, because I think working on trying to get better on my own made me play worse this Biweekly. You've all had to start from rookies before so hopefully some of you have some advice I can use?