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If you buffer a throw while going over a banana, you will be prevented from tripping. The important thing is that you have to buffer the throw. It's mostly used byplayers.
Mix up your Banana throws with upward and downward throws instead of always tossing at your opponent. This is one of the main things that separates good Diddy mains from new ones, and while it's a hard habit to break (I'm still pretty guilty of it myself), adding more mix ups will pay off in spades.
Yeah dribble wackwards to mix it up more it REALLY helps for that. Also shoot peanuts if you can camp your opponent then randomly cancel the charging peanut into a banana throw to mix it up even more; or just stand there doing nothing for a while then suddenly throw it. It will get difficult for them.
hopefully that can help my game some. do u guys have any tips on the matchup for ROB he is the most difficult opponent i have to face and i just keep getting beat so any tips would be greatly appreciated players. I've played Holy, Sneakytako, Blackgold, etc. and the one thing they all have in common is that if you're thrown offstage; you should be dead. Camp.......REALLY hard. Keep at the edge of the stage and shoot peanuts. When he gets onstage, whittle down his shield and knock him back off. If you are put offstage, recover high, and make your way back to the middle of the stage, and set up camp again. Avoid any stage with fake ledges or any stage that is easy to be put in a perilous situation on. If :rainbowcruise: and :brinstar: are both legal, ban :brinstar:. There is no way for a good to lose on that stage and :rainbowcruise: is much more doable for us. If tries to go overhead with his up b, fair him. He cannot airdodge out of it (until he uses an aerial or lands) and our fair outranges all of his moves. away from you and on the ledge. Like River said, time him out if you have to, but you shouldn't be approaching him much at all. I used to think this MU was -1 for us, but if you camp HARD it's even.
Funny how I was just going to ask how you guys use your projectiles as Diddy but I can see how you would do it against a R.O.B.
Sneakytako
The controls is based on the person really. I mean, my controls for Lucas is different than IC. So it all depends on you. Try out different things and check it out.
This is true. So true. Tap jump throws me off sooo much! >.<
The heck? You're posting this everywhere! LOLSoooooooooooo.....who wants to go to New York?
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Well, if anyone else isn't offering to do it, I could put one together in my free time. Trying to pick up Diddy myself, so I can do two things at once: Watch videos and put them in a thread as a go along. I'd organize it, of course.
Shoot, if you could do that, it'd certainly be appreciated. I say go for it!
Too lazy to tell exactly what you are talking about, but I have a pretty extensive diddy playlist. Also starting on the second playlist, since youtube will only allow me to make playlists that have 200 videos. So far I have something like 40 hours worth of diddy info... lol, stoopid.
If I were you, Id split the time in half (mainly cause most sets take so long) between watching vids and actual practice. Though if you feel like your not really learning much from the videos at any point, then cut it short and put more time into actual practice, or researching stuff on the game (chars , strats, Matchup stuff, etc.) For diddys to watch, theres ADHD Gnes Zinoto Player-1 are probably the most notable for america atm, Cyve and Luigi player for EU, and Japan has Nagahari and Suinoko. For stuff to practice, the banana infinite is nice, but if your just starting out with diddy id avoid it for a while, practice the basic double banana lock (set CPU to walk so they will getup roll immediately, if they getup at all, somethings off in your timing) Popgun cancels of all kind are useful (turnaround , wavebounce, or to just go into shield/glidetoss) Also getting used to the timing of the Side B kick cancel (i think thats what its called in the kongpendium, basically diddy wont make the monkey sound from the side b) Thats about as much as I can think of for Diddy specific stuff. Of course work on recoveries, movement, and other general techs (such as glidetossing, platform canceling if you play a lot on smashville) Hope this helps.Hi guys, i was wondering since I have about only 2 hours a day to practice and/or watch videos, what would be the most effective way to spend my time efficiently to improve diddy? Is their specific things I must look @ ? Or .......
