MasterMar
Smash Rookie
I know playing against the cpu isn't good and can create some bad habits if done too much. That being said, which level cpu has the most realistic DI the practice combos and followups against?
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What is the best level cpu to practice against?
- Thread starter MasterMar
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Zujx
Smash Apprentice
Well the AI was just changed in the patch so, I don't really know
But, in 3.0 their was a rumor going around that 7 was the best for practice
like you already know CPUs really aren't going to help you practice all that much in general
If you don't have people to practice with I recommend looking into netplay
But, in 3.0 their was a rumor going around that 7 was the best for practice
like you already know CPUs really aren't going to help you practice all that much in general
If you don't have people to practice with I recommend looking into netplay
MasterMar
Smash Rookie
I heard the same thing about lvl 7 cpus being the best in 3.0 too.
My computer can barely run dolphin though so netplay is out.
My computer can barely run dolphin though so netplay is out.
Paquito
Smash Journeyman
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CPUs should be fine for people that are trying to get down the basics. Consistently executing SHFFL attacks when you intend to, and especially following up on SHFFL attacks, are great skills to pick up vs the comp. Ditto wavedashing.
Bad habits can be avoided if you keep in mind that you're not playing to win (once your mechanics are decent, you won't be losing), you're playing to practice some moveset you're trying to get into muscle memory, and winning with that moveset.
Bad habits can be avoided if you keep in mind that you're not playing to win (once your mechanics are decent, you won't be losing), you're playing to practice some moveset you're trying to get into muscle memory, and winning with that moveset.
Rikter
Smash Cadet
Level 9 Fox and Falco are supposedly much better in this release so you may want to give those two a try.
Leafeon
Verdant Pokémon
usually people just link the "How to Train your Falcon" video because it's pretty relevant in PM too.
Basically 7 for combos, 9 for keepaway/dodging/movement. But if the AIs keep updating to act like specific players it won't matter what level it is anymore.
Reason : 7 will DI differently each time you hit it. 9 will DI up&towards stage always, and you would get used to it. (So says the video, talking about melee.)
But tbh, I don't know if they do that in P:M.
Basically 7 for combos, 9 for keepaway/dodging/movement. But if the AIs keep updating to act like specific players it won't matter what level it is anymore.
Reason : 7 will DI differently each time you hit it. 9 will DI up&towards stage always, and you would get used to it. (So says the video, talking about melee.)
But tbh, I don't know if they do that in P:M.