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I'm certainly interested in doubles footage! I'll put doubles in its own section. As the list grows I'm going to try to format the archive for easier browsing.
Wow. Genuinely inspiring.
) to get past his labyrinth but it certainly isn't impossible and you can punish Link harder than he can punish you once you're in.
Only if you would like to play both. Most people view the as seperate characters and wish to use them as such. People enjoy Zeldas play style more than Sheiks and vice versa. Good observation tho. Never a bad idea that one.
Zelda racks up damage really fast and has a phenomenal low-percent combo game. There are a few different ways to play Sheilda, though. The method you mentioned is certainly viable.
Hey Spralwers! Thanks for the heads up and posting these videos. It's always great to see more Zelda representation especially showing different sides to her. Please don't hesitate to keep posting and if there is streaming I'm sure others would be happy to watch. The Zelda Social thread would be a great place to put info about streaming. Thanks again!
Spralwers
Thanks for the link to the playlist.
Oh, my goodness. Did anyone else see that teleport juggle at 2:31? That was ridiculous.
So far I've only watched the Charizard match -- will try to watch the others later (tomorrow?) but can't guarantee it. If there's anything specific you're wondering about those matchups let me know and I'll definitely check them out.
I'll save em the trouble.
I need the help as well to learn what I'm doing wrong in this MU anyway. xD
I would say that what you do is very good, except that you play predictably. You use f-air and b-air A LOT, especially b-air. I understand it's a good move, but turning your back to your opponent as he comes back from the stage is a dead giveaway as to how you're edgeguarding him. You also don't use Din's very much. It's a tremendously effective move, especially for edgeguarding. Zelda doesn't have very much speed, so what does she do when she gains ground? She either teledashes to chase (which you could do more of) or places Din's to maintain stage control (which you could also do more of). The few times I saw you use Din's, you did a good job of walling them out and forcing a bad approach. Do more of that!
I watched against GR and against Logan. Game 3 against GR was pretty telling. d-tilt to d-tilt is NEVER a good option, but d-tilt combos well into lots of other things. You started to go pretty aggro at the end there. You need to play a little bit safer. You needed to space better and float around some like a Jigglypuff, rather than go all in. Also, one stronger, well-placed Din's is leagues better than 2 crappy ones on the ground. Directly on the ground is the WORST place to put a Din's because it covers almost no space whatsoever. Don't do it. Ever. Near the ground is fine, but ON the ground is bad. B-air is a good OoS option if they're behind you. I noticed you seemed to have a bit of difficulty with that
I have a motto about that predictability thing, "if you want to beat someone, play like an idiot!" Most of what I do is intentionally predictable because this yoshi is really slow to read and when he finally gets a sence of what I'm doing he does the same punish for at least one more stock, giving me a huge advantage. Also I turn my back as an edge-gaurd because anything I can do facing my opponent I think I can do better (or equal) facing away. Like this:
