Team Smash Tournament

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No... If it was a free for all, you would always benefit from attacking everyone. In a team match with Team Attack on, you and your teammate(s) are directly losing by hurting each other. I personally prefer Team Attack on because it promotes being more careful and mindful of your teammate instead of just being able to wildly throw out attacks without consequence. Plus, it prevents some insane combos that can only be accomplished without Team Attack.

Sure, I'll join you. Give me a minute to turn on my Wii U.

I don't know why those Flare Blitzs were so bad for me... Also, this is just criticism, you know I love you Just <3
I think your biggest issue is rolling too much. A lot of times during the matches, I could read your rolls and punish you with a Smash or the like. You also did miss some opportunities to easily recover a few times with characters like Lucario. Your strategy as a whole was also fairly formulaic... It was easy to predict what you'd do most of the time. I would encourage you to try some more offstage edgeguards, since you always let me recover back easily. And make sure to be knowledgeable about characters, both the ones you play and play against.
There's definitely improvement to be made, but don't feel discouraged by this. I'd consider myself pretty good at Smash, so I'd recommend maybe fighting people around your level. However, fighting higher-level opponents can still benefit you, as you can take away a lot from their strategies. We could try practicing again sometime, since it's summer for me.
If anyone would also like to practice with me, sound off as well.

I'm free to play some friendlies with someone in Smash all day.

I think I said any stage since it was just for fun, but we can do only omega if that's what you want.

Also, I'll play smash with you! I just finished all my homework. So since you said I need to practice learning more on other characters' movesets, I had a fun idea for that. Since most of the stuff I need to work on is basic mechanics, it would be fun to use the whole roster. That way I work on some stuff while learning more on movesets. Here's the rules. It's pretty simple. You fight using the entire roster, but once you've lost with a character, you can't use it until the battles are done. Basically, it's like this. Say that one player uses Peach and the other uses Pikachu. If the Peach player loses that fight, they can't use Peach until the whole roster battle is over, but they can use any other character. The Pikachu can still be used since it won. This goes until one player has lost with every character. The last one standing wins. I'll definitely lose, but it seemed like a fun way to practice. What do you think?

Something I'm gonna point out quick. Don't always approach me with dash attacks or side specials, that's predictable.

OK Just, so far I'm pretty sure that you've been rolling away from me 50% of our entire matches.