Post by Awkward on Jun 7, 2015 17:15:12 GMT -5
OK, here's feedback.
You know your fundamentals. You weren't really going for any combos or using any special techniques, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. I think your biggest issue was adaptation. You fell for a lot of the same tricks I was pulling repeatedly. You also weren't really going for any offstage edgeguards. Charging up a Smash attack at the edge usually won't hit the opponent because A) they'll be below the attack, and B) by grabbing the edge, they'll be invincible. Even if you try to use a Smash on an opponent that's double edge grabbing, even without the invincibility, they still usually won't get hit due to being below the attacker. You also were fairly predictable. I could always tell when you were about to fire a Power Shot, or run up to you and shield an upcoming Smash and then punish you, so I'd encourage you to be a bit more innovative and mix it up some more. Otherwise, your play was actually fairly solid. I'd advise some general practice against more human players.
You know your fundamentals. You weren't really going for any combos or using any special techniques, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. I think your biggest issue was adaptation. You fell for a lot of the same tricks I was pulling repeatedly. You also weren't really going for any offstage edgeguards. Charging up a Smash attack at the edge usually won't hit the opponent because A) they'll be below the attack, and B) by grabbing the edge, they'll be invincible. Even if you try to use a Smash on an opponent that's double edge grabbing, even without the invincibility, they still usually won't get hit due to being below the attacker. You also were fairly predictable. I could always tell when you were about to fire a Power Shot, or run up to you and shield an upcoming Smash and then punish you, so I'd encourage you to be a bit more innovative and mix it up some more. Otherwise, your play was actually fairly solid. I'd advise some general practice against more human players.
