#Looking for someone to help me after a long haitus
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I got you
I came back from a long hiatus a month and a half ago so I think I can help
Do you think Thursday 5 PM EST would work for you?
@half lily
Yes. I am also available now if you’d like
Oh yeah, that works for me actually
Now?
Okay then
7Y5LH/1
also did you want to VC or stick to messages, either works
Stick to messages
I'm assuming you have comp stages set up?
Yes
also this first game is just to gauge your general level
Its battlefield stage hazards off
Thats why I left midgar in
It just has good FF music
it's not the same
Honestly that Alr
there's very slight differences
Oh
How slight
Midgar is slightly bigger in some areas
I mean idk but I know it's not the same
So like Samus dark Samus slight?
also the blast zones are different
Okay I changed it off
Or daisy peach slight
nah like a little more than that
thanks
So richter Simon slight
more
Or we talking Marth lucina slight
Okay way more rusty than I thought if I struggle to get a hit in like that
also btw with cloud specifically you have to be spacing your moves at the max range or cross me up with them
most of lucinas moves are unsafe on shield
so I can just up b them everytime
actually nvm about the up b oos stuff
all of your aerials are safe to do on shield except down air
yeah fair enough lol
those were some good options off of ledge first and second stock
I wasn't ready for them
Old me was stupid. Had smash stick on robin moveset instead of a+b smash attack
you use ab smash attack?
For robin its optimal
I suck at approaching
I think you do play a little too scared imo
Have to wait for you to do something every time
which is reasonable because you're rust
I do think that there is a lack of confidence in your gameplan for sure
Yeah
I think it was a little better that game but how comfortable would you say you are with corrin as a character?
I mean not that comfortable right now because I don’t really know what moves I should be going for
that checks out actually
Pre-quitting I knew what moves I should do
I noticed you were doing a ton of jab and grab and even pin a lot
?
I feel like you were missing out on a lot of damage potential by only using these options to punish or even approach
Okay
versus using things like nair, landing fair, or down tilt
not to say that the options you were doing were bad but just use them in moderation
I will also say that you tend to trap yourself in shield a lot and don't commit to any defensive options
in the corner
At some point you have to try and hit me or roll away or spotdodge and then punish
otherwise you'll just get ran over
It's honestly just the same thing with every character, you play extremely risk averse. This can work but you need to be really good at playing risk averse to pull it off or you have to start taking more risks
which one do you think you would want to do?
Well I like playing risk averse
But thing is I dont have my dlc downloaded rn so I have no minmin for it
Then you should ideally play a more risk averse character which lucina works perfectly for
Ironically I feel like min min isn't the most risk averse character
She has to commit to certain options at some point and you really have to be careful of it
A huge part of playing more risk averse is knowing what options are safe and which ones aren't. A lot of Lucinas moves are safe but you still have to space them to avoid getting caught in a 50/50 on whether the opponent grabs or tries to punish you
I did not know joker fsmash outranged my own
Yeah, you stick out your hand at the end and I lean really far forward with mine
I'll do 2 more and then talk about some stuff after
That counter offstage second stock was super smart
good shit
I think overall you started playing a lot more comfortably and you were able to start approaching more but the 3 main things I would take away/practice are:
- Spacing your moves, practice hitting just the edge of your move on either CPUs or other real people, Ideally a little worse than you are so you can get a feel for spacing your moves effectively and at a range where they won't get punished
- Watching high level footage of the characters you want to play. This will give you a great strarting point for what moves you should be doing in situations/what moves are really good in neutral or to start combos. Things like that
Problem is games look faster when watching a youtube video than actually playing
- I would encourage you to play a character that requires good spacing to be effective, take Marth for example who forces you to space well because of the tipper mechanic. I think that would be a good fit to get the hang of spacing more. Once your Marth ends up getting better, so will your spacing
That’s a good thing
wdym?
yeah
I thought it was usually the other way around
I can see why pros do stuff but then I have a hard time executing it in my own games
I mean yeah
Yeah I feel that one. Something that I suggest is trying to implement one new thing at a time
Mostly it comes down to doing things in training mode
Like if you see a player doing a cool combo that you didn't know existed, practice it and then try to hit it in a real match
or if you see someone using a lot of a certain move in neutral, try to do that thingin neutral a lot more in your next matches
It helps to focus on just one thing at a time so you don't get overwhelmed and then default to your old gameplan
I will also say that when you're trying to implement new things, you might lose to people you wouldn't normally lose to and that's completely fine
Okay. Thank you @blazing ibex
yeah of course
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