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Things to practice alone?
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Hinichii.ez.™
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Work on finding down b setups, up b cancels, etc
Read the threads and check, ya lazy.
Read the threads and check, ya lazy.
victinivcreate1
Banned via Warnings
How to not get crouch cancelled. Knowing which options start juggles at what percents. Then juggle for days.
zFrost
how do i title
ledge cancelling side-b seems really good if u can do it consistently.
Espi
Smash Journeyman
Be comfortable with the many different Down-B variations. Soooooooo many.
Chesstiger2612
Smash Lord
Most important stuff imo:
Learn to move correctly with MK (DCD is needed)
You should be able to do all nair variations consistently.
Practice ledgecancels. Basically for every move.
Edgeguarding: Learn to grab the ledge ASAP, use intangible dropzone aerials
Punishgame: D-throw techchase/chaingrab; d-tilt->nair; nair->edgeguard; dash attack->d-smash (from around 50% on); f-tilt->grab/d-tilt(lower %s) or cape/d-smash (higher %s)
Learn to move correctly with MK (DCD is needed)
You should be able to do all nair variations consistently.
Practice ledgecancels. Basically for every move.
Edgeguarding: Learn to grab the ledge ASAP, use intangible dropzone aerials
Punishgame: D-throw techchase/chaingrab; d-tilt->nair; nair->edgeguard; dash attack->d-smash (from around 50% on); f-tilt->grab/d-tilt(lower %s) or cape/d-smash (higher %s)