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What interview?Glut's style has helped me too, and training with Que? Is really helpful. He knows all kinds of tire tricks. I also like switching up my style midmatch to get inside my opponents head. Like start really aggro then play campy, like malcolm said in his latest interview. Wario is all about his "fear factor" which I totally agree with
It's honestly just a baiting game haha. If you watch what glutonny does, he just baits most of his attacks. He never really rushing in. He always waits for leon to take the bait, and then goes along with the momentum he has.
It's on AiB, Sumer interviewed him
^^^^^This!
yeah, I'm thinking I might just go mk for DDD or any other dumb MU's. I know the DDD mu pretty well, but I'd prolly be more comfy with mk lol. Falco and olimar too, until I learn those MUs.
really makes it quite a fun match! With tires you can basically air camp, but now you have an awesome projectile you can utilize to trap, poke and force shields so Bite is waaaaaaaaay easier to land. I've noticed recently that when playing against an opponent, they will come to expect your tire throws and hold their shield, as shield beats tires, however if you mix it up with Bite then shield will get punished. Basically it turns into rock paper scissors with you at an advantage.
But it's not like they go "Hmmm x-matchup is annoying for me and idk it w/my main cuz it's too hard and i don't want to so i think i'll learn Y character and just win" They learned everything with their mains first. They are what i like to call specialist. People who stick to their character and CAN play everything with them and win. Whether or not they stay their character, whether it be due to them wanting to sandbag, or just using a secondary they enjoy i don't say, oh look it's ally the mk,marth,ic, main.
Honestly I've never tried to use tires for ddd's. I usually just do the fiction and space fairs and get in smart bites.
I was advising it before. Olimar faces up pretty well to D3 and you really shouldnt lose. dual mains like Asadeltaand Waft-Oli that could switch between both
aaah your warios so creepy lookingbtw check out my dresser
Hey man not bad at all! Just a couple things I saw.
Hey nick, how do you mash out with air releasing? Using attack commands only?Hey man not bad at all! Just a couple things I saw.
First off though, ness does NOT have a grab release on us. When he grabs us, our feet touch the floor, so just don't mash and let it come out naturally, and you won't eat a fsmash lol. The only way for him to grab release you if if you hold up(with tap jump) or push x or y to jump while in the grab.
1:03 You would want to bike away from the stage. It's usually the best thing to do. Biking toward the stage against a good player = gimp. Start getting used to that. It'll help. I only bike toward the stage when I'm already insanely high in the air, so it can go unpunished.
1:26 Don't get fsmash happy ^_^ It might seem like this great powerful, superarmored move, but if you whiff it, it's always a punish against better playes. Don't let that turn into a habit!
1:37 Nice Dacus!! :D
1:45 you already mentioned how you knew you were DIing that fsmash wrong, but now you know you shouldn't even be getting hit by it so it's all good ^_^
2:03 AHH! No Fsmash!! Use that to KILL! Shoud have used bite, or grab instead. Grab then the Fsmash. Instead of just throwing the fsmash out there.
2:34 sorry I just cringe everytime you get hit lol
Also, you don't always have to approach from the air. A lot of warios get themselves thinking that the only reliable way to approach is from the air, which might be true for some MU's, but Wario's ground game Isn't bad at all
I look forward to seeing more of you man.
