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you could n-air close to them and not fast fall and float back. That's the DC done usually with Falco to bait shield grabs.
lol no. platform needle camping.
Okay so I think its still just a matter of getting past the needles and scaring her off the platform and into ****ing up. Its just really difficult and requires a lot of patience as well as concentration.
If this were true then they wouldn't camp in the first place. But that's not the point.
You look like you are stil carrying the triforce of power. I see falcon but I keep picturing ganon over him lol.
I don't know but sometimes I just feel like playing him. If in tournament it just so happens that way then I will play him. I mean I tried it in tournament recently and it's going good, so.. might as well have some fun with him against top players perhaps. =P When i come down to the US next time, i'll give it a shot. It's not really a strategic char CP at all. lol.
Well Id love to get some games in with your falcon next time we play.
Lol, Ya if one of those shows up.. I can't even come up with anyone on the top of my head.. Maybe some of the FL guys? Anyways.. I mean still.. even if I do bad with Ganon in general then most of spacies main are Falcon slayers lol.
very elaborate indeed save some tip for the Critique thread ^^. when i go to a tourney my mind is just set on the game itself nothing more.becuase when my mind goes off to something i like i easily lose focus.my attention span is S&*# and i need all the concentration i can get.i also notice the little things mater as well.and you did bring up a good point about match ups i noticed what i could do and could not quick. and i lost when i could have won lol.(the little things indeed.)can't give you much till you upload videos, but to take any character to a tournament and expect to do well you need the following.
Knowledge of the match ups: It doesn't matter how well you react, consistent your tech skill is, or how well you combo if you don't know what works and what doesn't work. Once you understand the options that each character has in given situations, you'll be able to understand when people are playing their character and when people are playing you. And that leads into all that mindgame stuff people talk about.
Forethought: You need to know more than just character options, you need to be aware of what's going to happen after a character does something. Stay a step ahead of your opponent and you'll win the race, right? An instance to help that make any sense at all: You're on the edge of a platform with you're shield up, a falcon comes along and uairs you, hence knocking you off the platform, you fall off the platform from the momentum, and because you didn't realize you were going to fall, you don't wiggle out of the tumble animation and miss the tech. Falcon gets a free whatever-he-wants on you. Extremely small tidbits like that can completely turn the tide in a tournament setting. Not too mention, the shock of something small like that can easily throw off your concentration.
Mindset: Don't go into a match thinking "i'm going to win." or "i'm going to lose." winning or losing doesn't exist during the match. The only thing that's there is your opponent, you, and a stage. Not trying to be philosophical here, my point is: If you're thinking "I'm going to win" or "I'm going to lose" instead of "From his approach he's going to nair, i should bair" you're going to eat that nair.
Experience.
that's my thoughts at 4 am
people still get shields broken these days? i thought we stepped it up away from all that jazz.
well then thats not bad at we can compare,but man i saw that you got four stocked by hdl at pound having hope that you would take a stock.his link is superb
The one obvious thing that can be done is they can just CC grab after the knee take the jab and CC grab again. If you multi-jab that changes it up. Again I'm pretty sure if the person you played attacked after the jab rather than after the knee it's also easy to get out of. I know I did this a few times but I only sorta realized it was just like waiting for Falco's shine rather than the aerial near the end of us playing each other.
He does stuff for regionalizing this game from Korea:
