Quest to Become Pro

[eschemat]

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I live in a relatively small city in Canada. I have no one to play and I'm a teenager so I don't really know how to get around to other places to play people.

But I still want to become a pro Brawler. It seems farfetched, but I've done alot when I put my mind to it.

So, how should I get better? That's just a question I'm asking the general public. I've played a number of characters (notably Marth, MK, Snake, Diddy and Olimar) at a fairly decent level but I'm maining Luigi right now.

 

[-_skinny_-]

Play online, works wonders, check out the arena

 

[Forlorn.]

Play online.

Where in Ontario do you live? I'm currently in Mississauga, and there's an active scene in Toronto.

Could you travel for tournaments? There's a few coming up.

 

[Omnicron's Baklava Enterprises]

I remember my quest to become pro.

It ended in miserable failure and a distaste for the competitive Smash scene.

 

[Fuelbi]

It ended in miserable failure and a distaste for the competitive Smash scene.

Pretty much this except I was never good in teh first place and instead of distaste I just despise the competitive scene, or at least for Brawl

And besides, online lag sucks

 

[GeneralWoodman]

Play Theory Crafters on wifi.
People with creative minds tend to find things no one else knows about and tend to change their strategies over time. Playing people like this will allow you to grow used to adapting quickly. Playing someone who does the same stuff every day will have you confused and unprepared when you are randomly seeded in a tournament bracket.

 

[eschemat]

Thanks guys! I hate online lag but I suppose I'll give it a try.
@Forlorn:
I live in Saskatchewan.
lol I'm screwed.

 

[Limeee]

travel down to edmonton

were pretty cool