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I don't really have time to watch it right this moment, but I never thought that the teleport cancels were that hard. I don't play much Mewtwo, but I do consider myself pretty good with him and I make use of that a good bit. I thought it was something most people would do, is it not?
It most definitely is, at least for the newer M2's. Thing is, most people can't manage this: https://twitter.com/lifegeimu/status/638276987174432769 on an extremely good day. By most people I mean the only thing close to it was a short TAS video a user named blu2grut made a awhile back.
I mean, I think it's safe to say with what people have come up with in the metagame thread that M2 can be improved a fairly great deal on his own. What really matters I guess is how that compares to others on the tier list. I think we can manage a better matchup spread than most other low tiers at the very least. The dream is mid tier. In all honesty I'm really just tired of him being below Zelda, Roy, and DK. I think we can do better than that.
I see M2 as having more room for growth than DK at the very least. I think it's debatable but I see M2 as having more concrete strengths in the long run that DK, at least in regard to feasible high level play for both characters. I still feel like the fact that what little he can accomplish is so easy to see and variably easy to put into practice that he feels better than he should. M2 and others are a lot more ambiguous due to difficulty so I guess we'll have to wait and see.
Woah, I never said I thought M2 was good or even could be good. The most I said was that mid tier was the dream. I didn't mean that the way most people do as a goal, I meant an actual dream like in bed dozing off. Unless you consider DK good, with which I beg to differ if that is so.
I probably shouldn't be the one talking but I notice he could use a fair deal of work in regards to his neutral as well. I've been going over a lot of matches and personally practicing stuff like spacing and footsies and in the first match particularly Sobameshi seems to be playing the neutral like a legend while Zoma attempts pre-emptive dtilts and the like to no avail. If his punish game wasn't so good and consistent I'm sure it would show more in his results. The same could probably be said for most people though so I suppose it's kind of a moot point?
This is mostly what I meant. Like Zoma consistently overextending and getting punished or crossed up in return for it. It's also possible he's just prone to missing inputs while approaching though, which I don't believe is uncommon.
There are tons of Zoma matches uploaded on that channel in general so I recommend anyone interested just sub there as well. He's been a consistent feature there since 2 years ago (the channel's inception) from the looks of it. If you just Ctrl+F his name (ゾーマ) you'll see that a third, if not more, of the matches are either his Fox or his M2.
