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Something that you really need to train is to stay mobile after an attack. I noticed you often did a move but after that you just stood there for a short while. Thats a bad habit I used to have too. Try to always move around the stage and rarely stop. What I did was to play against a lv 1 CPU and try to just combo him and stay mobile all the time. Try doing that. At least it helped me
good luck!
Fast falling spacies plus you need to think to steps ahead
Same to you. Sorry I didn't stick around for more friendlies. I wasn't enjoying that tourney at all.
Watch the pattern for spacies jumping and place the dtilt where you think they're going to land. Worst case is they double jump out and you're safe to follow. Best case is they jump straight into it and get combo'd. There are a lot of situations to learn for recognizing the patterns of spacie movement and some have really tight punish windows, so much so that when I get tournament nerves I'll opt for easy hits rather than solid punishes.
I'm jelly >:0! I have only gotten shiz by other players for using Roy. Lol a guy started disrespecting me super hard for using Roy. Luckily there's still some people respecting me. I'm just a child lmaoo. Seems like European players tend to have a hard time respecting low tier mains. But whatever. Btw your Roy are getting better! Keep on practicing! :D
First thing that stuck out to me was that there's more than just your approaching with fair that was unsafe. You did a lot of side-b that your opponent failed to crouch cancel and punish. I'd love to see you mixing in grabs more in the neutral at lower %s since you really seem to prefer going for them when your opponent basically gives them to you (this would dissuade your opponent from CCing). Besides, Roy's grab followups are best at lower %s anyways.Pals4Life (Roy) vs KawaiiKun (Fox) - ASH@WIT #42 Melee Bracket
So here's a set of mine that got recorded at Aurora Smash. I got a nice 2-0 victory, but from what I can tell by my play, I miss tons of follow-ups (especially the dthrow dtilt frame traps where I dsmash on accident), I missed a few edge-guards out of impatience, I did a ton of unsafe Fair approaches (particularly in game 1), and I got shine spiked in situations where I could've just airdodged to the stage and lived. I'd like to know if there are some other things I could work on here.
Also, they screwed up the title.
Idk if anyone else agrees with me, but up up tilt are very, very effective when you're cging. I was at my weekly melee hangout yesterday and one of our better foxes decided to play against me. He's called Timpz. When I got a cg started you could really just up tilt juggle them like 2-3 times and then regrab. So low kb when you actually sweet spot it. Ftilt... I'm not sure.
Because it comes out on the bottom first, I like to use ftilt for edge guarding Peach when she is in that ambiguous spot with her parasol where she could go for barely making it on stage or dipping to the ledge. I find a lot of time that the ftilt will hit her before she reaches the ledge if she chooses to dip down (where fsmash doesn't always work since it comes out on top first). Other than specific edge guarding situations, I don't really use it since it is completely inferior to Project M Roy's low risk-low reward, huge ftilt poke.
not sure if it works from 0, but you can from 10-15
eh.... i dont really know how to train. Basically alot of movement, combos and friendlies. the more you play against others the better.
I absolutely love you my man. Stay supah hot.
Wait doesn't it lag like horse shiz to play against Europeans when you're in USA? Or was this on a tourney? Ugh... Anyways hope to cya soon. Btw saw you on smash ladder today. Couldn't say hi cuz my brother was playing netplay whilst I was watching. Cya bro! :D
I live in Germany right now, but after July next year I'll be heading back. The German players are pretty good. I actually played a friendly against a yoshi once on netplay that lives in US. It wasn't too bad.
Ayy we need to play then! I'm called Clouder on anthers ladder, so if you see me say hi! :D
Sounds good. This weekend maybe i'll hop on and we can do some friendlies.
) i played this in slow motion several times and it looks like he hit him with the sword/hilt. Anyone got an explanation?Also, sorry! Probably wont be able to play his weekend, maybe on sunday if im lucky. cya around O//
Glad you think we Germans are good
You do realize you're on the melee boards, right?
I wish I could utilize his counter lol, and Ganon hits like a truck so it would just be sending the damage right back to him. I used him in tournament after my Ganon got 3-stocked by a Marth player and I ended up winning. Roy will forever be my boy!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bu2QikLGaZ0
So I hadn't used my Roy in a long time, but somehow it got way better. I need to work on some things, but I was surprised at how well I was doing.
Long live red Roy.
FIGHT THE GOOD FIGHT! Usually low tiers result in relying on hard reads to compete with top tiers and all their safe approaches, I like to feel out my opponent and play really defensive until I see an opening which is when he shines the brightest because his dtilt and grabs can lead to so much.
