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I have no idea what you are trying to say here.Total noob question but, what characters other than spacies have the best trials in the neutral game?
I guess Marth is somewhat mobile and can keep big hitboxes out.who is mobile as hell and can keep a hitbox out at almost all times
The term autopilot refers to a lack of active thinking while playing and relying on learnt pattern-recognition. If you go on autopilot while playing, it is by definition the worst state of mind you can be in as a player.what top players have the best autopilots so I can study their movement patterns?
sorry im high as **** what im tryna say is who are the hardest characters to find an opening on when they are just spamming techskillI have no idea what you are trying to say here.
I guess Marth is somewhat mobile and can keep big hitboxes out.
The term autopilot refers to a lack of active thinking while playing and relying on learnt pattern-recognition. If you go on autopilot while playing, it is by definition the worst state of mind you can be in as a player.
So I don't know why you are interested in players that "have the best autopilot" but better players have better autopilots and if you want to study movement, then it's a good idea to watch some top players.
I would say pick a top player from the MIOM 2017 ranking that plays the character you want to study and watch some videos of that player
funny, i posted this months ago and after studying each character i completely agree. i think falcos easiest switch ins are dk/roy/puff/ganon for the reasons you mentioned but also fall speed(obv puff not included there)if you consider jumpsquats n stuff, i'd say Jigglypuff might be a pretty comfortable secondary for Falco mains, because their jumpsquats take the same ammount of time/frames. So personally for me, switching from fox and falco is pretty annoying, because if you're used to wavedashing with fox, then it feels like an eternity to push down that L/R trigger to wavedash with falco. And going from falco to fox, i feel like I need to use completely different hand movements to optimally wavedash/shine around the field, if not I just hurt my hands playing fox.
Same for full/shorthopping.
Point of view that could be worth considering.