I'm just looking for people who are better than me that can help or train me because I'm already better than everyone at My school(which isn't an achievement because none of them know how to play very well).I just want to find someone to train with.
Just went to my very first Tournament ever yesterday. It was fun, lost both of my sets 2-0 but I can say for sure they were all close games being 1 stocks each. I’m proud of myself honestly that I decided to step out and test my skills in a competing environment but I hope to get better as a Luigi Main.
@@JulesTrades im scared to play over wifi cuz even with a right connection i see the big difference to play online and not. And i wanna compete in irl tournaments should i play online? Cuz playing fox is hard sometimes online
Nah. After playing hundreds of hours of Rivals of aether, Smash’s AI feels pretty slow, and repetitive compared to the AI of some of the custom workshop characters on ROA.
Oh, I'm not saying it isn't slow. It's bad at learning many things. Figuring out a way to beat it doesn't help against a human player at all, making it useless for training. Still, it pulls off reactions no human could.
Step 1: scream at the screen/game/wifi etc. Step 2: blame the lag Step 3: call characters your losing against broken Step 4: throw controller (this is optional)
Step 4 is not optional if you have enough salt. If yo do raid your local grocery store every day, then picking ip 3rd party controllers is essential. Mad catz are fucking indestructable, and cheap. Saved me when i was a teenager 10 years ago. SF 4 was i think the last time i was whipping controllers. (Although smash made me chuck a controller into a pillow for the first time in years, and i never used to get mad at this game lel)
Jtails, thank you for everything. Your content has not only made me a much better player, but genuinely happier. Me and my friends always played during school lunches, and at one point of the year I wasn't doing well, and basically I only enjoyed lunch because I would win like every match haha. Thank you so much for helping me through a hard year.
They way you explain makes me feel like a 5 year old but honestly I wouldn't be able to understand it any other. Thank you so much, smash ultimate is the first fighting game I've ever gotten and I've always wanted to understand it so I can play against my friends. Won't take any of this information for granted!
“Watch good players using your character” For the longest time I was an Ike main, but lately I’ve noticed I seem to win more matches as Young Link, so I’ve been studying Young Link a lot and that’s actually how I found your page you were playing a tournament as Young Link lol
Jack Mullenbach if you’re someone who constantly spams projectiles and only relies on ranged attacks, then I’d agree that one could argue you’re bad at the game, but the key to playing Young Link is mixing up his projectiles with his close combat moves and air attacks. His projectiles aren’t as infuriating as other characters, like for example Ness. If u find yourself against an opponent who heavily relies on projectiles, then u need to practice avoiding and punishing them. For instance yesterday I played against a Ness player who kept spamming PK Fire over and over and over again. Eventually the more I played him the easier it was to avoid and punish it
Jack Mullenbach but just like with any character, Young Link is not for everybody. I mained Link in both Melee and Brawl, so I’m used to the classic link moveset. There are some of the smaller oddball characters that some people are amazing at playing as, examples are: Villager, Duck Hunt, Olimar, and Ice Climbers. For me personally, those are actually some of my WORST characters.
A few quick tips for finding RUclips videos of your character, sometimes you'll struggle finding your characters on RUclips and you might find outdated videos because the default setting on RUclips is relevancy which checks for views and likes over recency. Firstly change the RUclips filter in sort by Upload Date rather than Relevancy, this will prioritize you to recent sets so you can see how people are playing now. Secondly, try all different variations of a character's name. If you have a character with a long name like Rosalina and Luma or Duck Hunt Dog, try looking for abbreviations like "RosaLuma" or "DHD" as they might also have results come up. Thirdly, figure out what characters are named in other languages, especially in Japanese. This can help you find sets from players not exclusively in NA on RUclips, and allows you to study other regions easier. Finally, SSBWorld is a large community driven video archive that has everything from high level sets to Round 1 sets at locals, and if you can't find sets for your main on there maybe be the person who goes and uploads them to there to help out other mains of your character.
Dude, that watching good players using my characters and trying to add what they're doing into my repertoire is really solid advice. Different subject but same concept, but I've been a guitar player for 21 years, started when I was 9, and I'm 30 now, and a question I get all the time on songwriting, melodic ideas, scales and solos and such I respond with the same advice. Go listen to some of your favorite players, and try to add some ideas that you like into your library. It's a recipe for success to surround yourself with other people that are better than you. On top of that, play with people that are better than you. You will improve.
This was my first smash game, I bought it right before Covid. At first I hated how hard it was (I didn't grow up playing videogames) but now I'm catching on. I finally "know what I don't know" and I'm not just button mashing anymore. Now, I love the game and have multiple characters I can play. I've even been winning against some of my friend who have played the previous versions. It's really helpful how you mentioned that it's good to know your enemy and their moves. I hadn't thought about that. Same with improving on not falling off. I also need to remember to dodge and block. Thanks so much!
Most important thing imo: Just stop approaching all the time. One of the biggest reasons why I consistently do good in elite smash is that people run at u without thought process. Dash back when someone approaches and they dont know what to do. Baiting options is pretty easy online, u just have to overcome the temptation of always pressing buttons. Less is more in this game pretty often.
2:50 You could use this knowledge to realize this broader fact: anytime you're underneath a character with a meteor smash, they are going to try to spike you.😂
It’s because you’re to focused on your character. I struggled with that and found sweet spots on the map to look at both my character and the opponents. I’m starting to grind the game by joining a discord sever today. Hopefully I get better
Yo, I looked at the art of smash and I was confused by the wording in advanced and all this stuff but this really helped. I was a Mac main and I could not tell you how many different recovery tips, frame knowledge, options out of shield leading to combos, and more I learned from using the tips you gave me. Thanks a lot.
@@jobooiii i guess because if you know how to use him, he becomes less of combo food and you can actually do some cool stuff with him **coughcough** *-Donkey Dunk stage spike-* **coughcough**
@17:22 "you can apply this principles to..." ...to life!!! im a new player who wants to became intermediate (at least) and imma follow your advices! thank you man! P.D - I main puff, any tips? appart from "change your main character".
Puff is a really underrated character, definitely main worthy though. If you haven't already you should join the Jigglypuff discord, they have great resources.
This is all the stuff I've wanted to do or thought about doing. That tells me I'm mentally on the right track. My problem is I get discouraged asking for advice or for friendlies either because I talk myself down or they give empty tips like what you mentioned. I also have a bad habit of jumping around to different "mains".
Thank you for this lecture. I still have a ways away to be considered decent at this game. I made it to Elite as my main in Jigglypuff, and I still feel like I know almost nothing. I think I am so concerned about the indignity of losing or getting meme’d on the internet after a spike or hard read, that I can’t focus on getting better because everyone is clowning on me. I also have pretty bad tilt, almost involving self-abuse if I lose too much.
Thanks for the video. I am playing this game and my improvement was fairly slow and I didnt get the progress I wanted. Now I look back at my gameplay, I see all my downs in it after seeing this video
I'd love to look up tournament play of my main but as luck would have it the best person to play my main was one of the guys who was part of some controversy. Great.
This is all solid advice. What you said is very true, in my opinion, and I have learned to use all the factors you mentioned that have helped me more than anything else. The biggest problem I have had with improving is how social it is. I dread going on discords to ask for matches since people normally talk in between matches and not all of it is related to the match, specifically. My internet is also bad but even if it were good, my distaste for social interaction is still a remaining factor.
When I played as Ike, I was told I counter too much, I realized that I relied heavily on the counter attack but couldn’t recover as well as I could with other characters. I switched to Young Link (I mained Link in both Melee and Brawl, so I’m used to the classic Link style, not BoW Link), so i seemed to be doing really well with Young Link, so now I’ve been maining Young Link instead of Ike and trying to study and learn everything I can about his combos.
rather than just studying about YL combos, you should also study neutral decisions, how people escape disadvantage with him, ledge trap set ups. combos is what everyone wants to focus on, but it doesn't make anyone a better player.
Jtails true true thank you for the tip btw I love ur videos my smash skill has gotten so much better since watching your videos and seeing u play in tournament videos
With ike people know you will counter because he slow but he powerful he can kill someone at 30%, as main you chould do trick in the Skype lot faster in the air with time or use the dase attack out eather on the stage that works best for him or grap someone
I’ve been playing smash casually since 2007(I was 5) and I’ve been taking it seriously since mid 2017 and I haven’t really seen any improvements since then. I’m a Ness main myself and I always get beat by one of my friends that is a Dedede main. So let’s hope this helps lol
Stay at a range where dedede cant inhale or hit back Gordo after he throws it. Once you have a lead hold Center Stage and don't approach. Pay attention to how he uses his jump Mix-Ups
The problem that I have now is that I can now do the basic movements in training mode like shorthop fastfall attack but cannot apply it on a real match. Like I forgot to use it sometimes, or miss it when I intentionally do the move. It feels like there is a disconnect during the training and the real match.
Yeah, I get that. Maybe just try to focus on reliably performing shorthop fastfall during a match above everything else. You might get bodied for doing that, but at least you're building that muscle memory.
Just pick a skill you want to incorporate into your fighting, and consciously choose to use it. You won’t use it right every time, but the more you do the better you will understand when to use it
Thanks this helped a lot. I have a habit to only sticking onto one or two characters regardless of who I’m going again. As I like to master particular characters, but focus on them too much. I am sticking to DK and Mario, barely switching to anything else. I will try to get out of that habit.
I think after like 12 minutes this turned into ad. Just for his coaching, videos, and money matches. Still a solid video. Helpful and applies to almost any game 👍
It's funny that you mentioned looking at pro Gameplay of your particular character because I do that for paladins. Typed in paladins pro ash Gameplay and started watching
The thing is, with Ridley, it’s hard to adjust to others gameplay because I’m playing a whole different style than others. Anything that they will do is mainly because of their style.
Jtails Perfect! Thanks. I have a small tourney this weekend and will be recording my matches (I main Mewtwo). I'm sure i won't win it all but i will definitely contact you about your service afterwards and see where i can improvev. Thanks again!
QUESTION! What about if you want to get better at ultimate, but you can't really play the game? Like, for me, I have a gaming club I go to at my school, and we mainly play ultimate. We usually do tournaments because of how big the club is, but I'm pretty bad, so I basically get bodied every match, and have to wait for an entire tournament of like, 20 people to end before I get a chance to play again, and even then, I can't learn anything because my matches last less than a minute. How do you get better in a situation like that? (Also hopping into training mode/practicing in prolonged 1v1s isn't really an option because I would hold back the entire club and we have limited time)
@@JulesTrades if you ever need a beatem up dummy on the Switch let me know lol. I love playing tourneys but can never get past the 2nd string of winners
I can play almost any other game and compete/win I have friends who don’t play video games at all and are better than me at smash. I cannot grasp this game.
that's fine, I've been playing since 2008 you have more work to do! Also playing a game is different from working correctly to improve. those are two separate things altogether
its kinda hard to improve when all you get is teabagging spammy cunts that you can't do shit about or super scary people that no matter how much you try, you cant escape from their what feels like true combos
I don’t have mains in any fighting game, but if I was forces to have one it would probably be Ness. If smash had Madeline from Celeste there would be an instant main.
I played like 4 games of melee on my friends GameCube years ago and always liked this game, idk SHIT about this game. The switch version freezes a lot too
My very 1st Smash game I ever played was Melee and well never really gained much experience than Brawl Showed and I saw that I needed to improve also Wii U was available and took the opportunity and still stayed behind somehow it somehow frustrating because Im not considered a suckiesh player in Smash but I see mostly all the people I know improve mostly in Smash games all the time and I want to improve with any type of character well not really with the characters I specifically like I already got my hopes down for little Mac due to his Low recovery but alteast I want to imprive with Mii Brawler and Sonic
I've been practicing RAR back airs recently and I'm getting them pretty successfully but when I try to attack cancel I keep fucking up. Some of these inputs are super tight in a whole ass match and my reflexes in general struggle to focus at a frame perfect level. I've been doing it in slow motion too but the tilt just comes out instead.
attack canceling isn't necessary in most cases and just RAR is more useful and it's easier. People tend to overcomplicate the game often. I don't do much tech and still get out of pools at majors. Fundamentals > Tech skill always. it's not a replacement.
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How to train your movement:
1. Go to training mode
2. Go to Items
3. Select and then attack a Cucco
4. Try to dodge all of the Cuccos
Rip
Wait actually tho?
More like how to master ultra instinct
hmm, but... can they be parried? Could be like the third strike basketball minigame lol
@@Jame5p420 lol
I just wanna beat everybody I know, no questions asked
Carver Kain same goal here
Carver Kain i just wanna be the best at my school because I wanna flex on everyone and be unbeatable.
@@dalblackrose5388 Is Joker your main?
Carver Kain nop. I just use this name because yes
I'm just looking for people who are better than me that can help or train me because I'm already better than everyone at My school(which isn't an achievement because none of them know how to play very well).I just want to find someone to train with.
One of the few lectures I've ever taken notes on
Peter DeMoor your first step in improving :)
One of the few notes I’ve ever taken lectures on
“This guy looks interesting, let me watch his ken.” 7:45 _Ken gets bodied_ Jtails: “Cool”
*by
Lol he got the worst luck with the example he tried to do there.
@@IndianaIsntReal not really. dude got the stock.
@@IndianaIsntReal with the worst luck he still found things to learn in under 40 seconds, just further proves his point
That Ken was getting fucked up lmao
Just went to my very first Tournament ever yesterday. It was fun, lost both of my sets 2-0 but I can say for sure they were all close games being 1 stocks each. I’m proud of myself honestly that I decided to step out and test my skills in a competing environment but I hope to get better as a Luigi Main.
can and will help you out w luigi
That's amazing bro, keep it up and stay hungry!
This is my first smash and I love it I'm sad I didnt grow up playing
Same only play smash brawl on my Wii but we sold my Wii it was fun.👍☹️
This is my favorite smash game but my first was melee. Melee was my second favorite.
Same here. I've really just watched the cut scenes in brawl
His voice is so calming
i love that he's never like 'gUys tHis chAractEr's Br0ken'
Lmao this is a straight shot at Zero
@dregz mcgee im a Lucas main tho? 0.o
@@theluckyace perhAps
@@zone9828 PK Fire Spammer Detected XD
@@xyzgamer1576 man i cant believe we live in a day and age where the FE community has less douchebags than the smash community.
Hey man, I suck against Meta Knight, does anyone in this Twitch Chat play Meta Knight?
underrated comment :p
If you stop by my stream, I'll play some MK against you.
My best friends beats me so bad with metro knight. Too fast and great at edge guarding.
@@fettyrocx1318 metro knight is actually a cool name
@@JulesTrades im scared to play over wifi cuz even with a right connection i see the big difference to play online and not. And i wanna compete in irl tournaments should i play online? Cuz playing fox is hard sometimes online
@@ekene4886 the train company's defence robot, Metro Knight
“How to get better at competitive Smash”.
I suck ass against the cpu’s, let alone real people.
The fucking ai cheats lol
Nah. After playing hundreds of hours of Rivals of aether, Smash’s AI feels pretty slow, and repetitive compared to the AI of some of the custom workshop characters on ROA.
Oh, I'm not saying it isn't slow. It's bad at learning many things. Figuring out a way to beat it doesn't help against a human player at all, making it useless for training. Still, it pulls off reactions no human could.
@@What-wm2fu damn you play rivals?you must be way too good at the game...
Step 1: scream at the screen/game/wifi etc.
Step 2: blame the lag
Step 3: call characters your losing against broken
Step 4: throw controller (this is optional)
Very accurate. I know from experience.
Step 3 works in some cases, but when your playing jigglypuff snd ganon kills you at 30 with one f smash you have a right to be mad
Step 4 is not optional if you have enough salt.
If yo do raid your local grocery store every day, then picking ip 3rd party controllers is essential. Mad catz are fucking indestructable, and cheap.
Saved me when i was a teenager 10 years ago. SF 4 was i think the last time i was whipping controllers. (Although smash made me chuck a controller into a pillow for the first time in years, and i never used to get mad at this game lel)
Sun Lizard this is the low tier god guide
2 definitely breaks game flow
"Let me go to the DDD Discord."
*JUST DONT BRUH*
Why tho
Dont Doodoo December
Fat discord moderators probably main fat ddd
Jtails, thank you for everything. Your content has not only made me a much better player, but genuinely happier. Me and my friends always played during school lunches, and at one point of the year I wasn't doing well, and basically I only enjoyed lunch because I would win like every match haha. Thank you so much for helping me through a hard year.
What grade are u in
I use to play but our school said we couldn’t bring our switches to school
PieofDoom you were lucky to get to play at school but I hope you are doing better at school lad
OMG TANKI ONLINE I WAS JUST TALKING ABOUT THAT TODAY.MY CHILDHOOD, NOBADY KNOWS OF THE GAME SO IM HAPPY YOU DO.
Watching this makes me feel like a virgin.
Lmfao 😂
Dont worry, wanting to get better and fuck up people doesn't make you a virgin
@@bonzo1975 But actually having the time to do so does.
@@I_AM_BAYTOR lol
@starving artist Not rly we can't do much of anything during a pandemic. Don't be so hard on yourself :)
They way you explain makes me feel like a 5 year old but honestly I wouldn't be able to understand it any other. Thank you so much, smash ultimate is the first fighting game I've ever gotten and I've always wanted to understand it so I can play against my friends. Won't take any of this information for granted!
“Watch good players using your character”
For the longest time I was an Ike main, but lately I’ve noticed I seem to win more matches as Young Link, so I’ve been studying Young Link a lot and that’s actually how I found your page you were playing a tournament as Young Link lol
Please dont use young link, youd be doing us all a favor
Jack Mullenbach why do u say that? young Link is a good character
@@PrinceTrexus I know hes good. His projectiles are infuriating. The general conclusion is if you use young link, you're bad at the game
Jack Mullenbach if you’re someone who constantly spams projectiles and only relies on ranged attacks, then I’d agree that one could argue you’re bad at the game, but the key to playing Young Link is mixing up his projectiles with his close combat moves and air attacks. His projectiles aren’t as infuriating as other characters, like for example Ness. If u find yourself against an opponent who heavily relies on projectiles, then u need to practice avoiding and punishing them. For instance yesterday I played against a Ness player who kept spamming PK Fire over and over and over again. Eventually the more I played him the easier it was to avoid and punish it
Jack Mullenbach but just like with any character, Young Link is not for everybody. I mained Link in both Melee and Brawl, so I’m used to the classic link moveset. There are some of the smaller oddball characters that some people are amazing at playing as, examples are: Villager, Duck Hunt, Olimar, and Ice Climbers. For me personally, those are actually some of my WORST characters.
A few quick tips for finding RUclips videos of your character, sometimes you'll struggle finding your characters on RUclips and you might find outdated videos because the default setting on RUclips is relevancy which checks for views and likes over recency.
Firstly change the RUclips filter in sort by Upload Date rather than Relevancy, this will prioritize you to recent sets so you can see how people are playing now.
Secondly, try all different variations of a character's name. If you have a character with a long name like Rosalina and Luma or Duck Hunt Dog, try looking for abbreviations like "RosaLuma" or "DHD" as they might also have results come up.
Thirdly, figure out what characters are named in other languages, especially in Japanese. This can help you find sets from players not exclusively in NA on RUclips, and allows you to study other regions easier.
Finally, SSBWorld is a large community driven video archive that has everything from high level sets to Round 1 sets at locals, and if you can't find sets for your main on there maybe be the person who goes and uploads them to there to help out other mains of your character.
Thanks for these tips
Very good comment
Dude, that watching good players using my characters and trying to add what they're doing into my repertoire is really solid advice.
Different subject but same concept, but I've been a guitar player for 21 years, started when I was 9, and I'm 30 now, and a question I get all the time on songwriting, melodic ideas, scales and solos and such I respond with the same advice.
Go listen to some of your favorite players, and try to add some ideas that you like into your library. It's a recipe for success to surround yourself with other people that are better than you.
On top of that, play with people that are better than you. You will improve.
Absolutely right tysm for this moment
2 great things I did
1. Spike an impossible jiggly puff twice
2. Winning a 2v1 as the 1 player with 7 stock
Great video man! It was nice talking to you briefly in halorins stream a little while ago. Keep it up 👍
This was my first smash game, I bought it right before Covid. At first I hated how hard it was (I didn't grow up playing videogames) but now I'm catching on. I finally "know what I don't know" and I'm not just button mashing anymore.
Now, I love the game and have multiple characters I can play. I've even been winning against some of my friend who have played the previous versions.
It's really helpful how you mentioned that it's good to know your enemy and their moves. I hadn't thought about that.
Same with improving on not falling off. I also need to remember to dodge and block.
Thanks so much!
Rule one: Don’t play Bayonetta.
Rule two: Be respected as a player.
True
As a Ness main, I cannot be respected.
@@Act1991 We ness mains are coming back because the people who spam are getting bullied
@St1ggy Puff mains are nice. I’m sorry to all Ness mains, but your character is kinda cancerous.
I have been wanting this video on youtube for so long. It breaks it down perfectly.
Bruh all of this is common sense stuff. Basically just a vessel for his 5 ads
I’m getting my ass kicked every 1v1 tournament
Agreed
Same but after grinding 8 hours i stand a chance
Most important thing imo:
Just stop approaching all the time. One of the biggest reasons why I consistently do good in elite smash is that people run at u without thought process. Dash back when someone approaches and they dont know what to do. Baiting options is pretty easy online, u just have to overcome the temptation of always pressing buttons. Less is more in this game pretty often.
this is one of the few smash vids that I actually understood. You talk at a good, slower pace.
This is excellent stuff. I'm a zero suit Samus main. The amount of practice is so important.
Honestly I watch other players for info on my mains so much. It's something I've done since I first started playing seriously
2:50 You could use this knowledge to realize this broader fact: anytime you're underneath a character with a meteor smash, they are going to try to spike you.😂
I’ve been feeling really silly taking notes lol I’m glad to hear I’m not alone.
just wanted to tell you that you deserve a lot more than just a sub, keep up the good work tails
tysm! I'll keep at it!
The sad thing is that I can read people when I'm watching videos, but I'm absolute trash when I'M the one playing
It’s because you’re to focused on your character. I struggled with that and found sweet spots on the map to look at both my character and the opponents. I’m starting to grind the game by joining a discord sever today. Hopefully I get better
....why is this comment 30 years ago
@@mira394 look closely it’s 4 months ago😂 it’s his username dude
@@asadhus oh geez 😂😂 I'm so unobservent
@@mira394 all good don’t worry about it😂
Also waiting out attacks is critical to overally aggressive players, good video
Yo, I looked at the art of smash and I was confused by the wording in advanced and all this stuff but this really helped. I was a Mac main and I could not tell you how many different recovery tips, frame knowledge, options out of shield leading to combos, and more I learned from using the tips you gave me. Thanks a lot.
Gonna be rewatching this video a lot. Great advice! As for a next episode, a DK guide would be great!
Why would you wanne play DK? He's the biggest punching bag in the game
@@jobooiii i guess because if you know how to use him, he becomes less of combo food and you can actually do some cool stuff with him
**coughcough** *-Donkey Dunk stage spike-* **coughcough**
Step one:select story mode
Step two:select hard mode
Step three: beat game without ever equipping spirits
impossible
Ganondorf also fast fall nair aswell
Was gonna say this lol
@17:22 "you can apply this principles to..." ...to life!!! im a new player who wants to became intermediate (at least) and imma follow your advices! thank you man!
P.D - I main puff, any tips? appart from "change your main character".
Puff is a really underrated character, definitely main worthy though. If you haven't already you should join the Jigglypuff discord, they have great resources.
This is all the stuff I've wanted to do or thought about doing. That tells me I'm mentally on the right track. My problem is I get discouraged asking for advice or for friendlies either because I talk myself down or they give empty tips like what you mentioned. I also have a bad habit of jumping around to different "mains".
That Orie's theme in the background was great.
Must improve as Sans
Thank you for this lecture.
I still have a ways away to be considered decent at this game. I made it to Elite as my main in Jigglypuff, and I still feel like I know almost nothing.
I think I am so concerned about the indignity of losing or getting meme’d on the internet after a spike or hard read, that I can’t focus on getting better because everyone is clowning on me. I also have pretty bad tilt, almost involving self-abuse if I lose too much.
hey,jigglypuff is hard to play, and you got to elite!
even with k rool i cant even get to mid gsp
Thanks for the video. I am playing this game and my improvement was fairly slow and I didnt get the progress I wanted. Now I look back at my gameplay, I see all my downs in it after seeing this video
I was watching this, got 4 minutes in, and then realized “yeah, I need the beginners video first.” XD
I used to love watching Ally's Snake. He was so good at adapting on the fly.
I wished he didn't do anything wrong I miss him in the scene
I'd love to look up tournament play of my main but as luck would have it the best person to play my main was one of the guys who was part of some controversy. Great.
If u main ness: WATCH AWESTIN
Viva Piñata definitely
If you main Lucas:
Blucas
Chocotaco
Muffinfrommars
Pink fresh.
Or Bestness
This is all solid advice. What you said is very true, in my opinion, and I have learned to use all the factors you mentioned that have helped me more than anything else. The biggest problem I have had with improving is how social it is. I dread going on discords to ask for matches since people normally talk in between matches and not all of it is related to the match, specifically. My internet is also bad but even if it were good, my distaste for social interaction is still a remaining factor.
When I played as Ike, I was told I counter too much, I realized that I relied heavily on the counter attack but couldn’t recover as well as I could with other characters. I switched to Young Link (I mained Link in both Melee and Brawl, so I’m used to the classic Link style, not BoW Link), so i seemed to be doing really well with Young Link, so now I’ve been maining Young Link instead of Ike and trying to study and learn everything I can about his combos.
rather than just studying about YL combos, you should also study neutral decisions, how people escape disadvantage with him, ledge trap set ups.
combos is what everyone wants to focus on, but it doesn't make anyone a better player.
Jtails true true thank you for the tip btw I love ur videos my smash skill has gotten so much better since watching your videos and seeing u play in tournament videos
With ike people know you will counter because he slow but he powerful he can kill someone at 30%, as main you chould do trick in the Skype lot faster in the air with time or use the dase attack out eather on the stage that works best for him or grap someone
Ah yes, the KDJ approach to money matches. Legend.
My favorite man Lucas in the thumbnail, this vid is gonna be gud, I can tell.
Im a pichu main and pichu is a light charcter so i need to be careful around bowser or King k rool
If you make a podcast, you will make so many people happy
Really interesting idea! Thank you for this.
I’ve been playing smash casually since 2007(I was 5) and I’ve been taking it seriously since mid 2017 and I haven’t really seen any improvements since then. I’m a Ness main myself and I always get beat by one of my friends that is a Dedede main. So let’s hope this helps lol
Stay at a range where dedede cant inhale or hit back Gordo after he throws it. Once you have a lead hold Center Stage and don't approach. Pay attention to how he uses his jump Mix-Ups
drop ness
Darth Caasi Na man, I’ve been a ness main for 12 years i can’t quit now
Evan Ms thanks! One day I’ll beat him and it’ll be all the more satisfying
try lucas
Thats dragonball fighterz music in the background
I heard I burn in this video which earns you my respect
Here is a matchup tip. If you don't know any shulk mains, ask a cheater to play with you to get the real Shulk experience.
*salt* :p
The problem that I have now is that I can now do the basic movements in training mode like shorthop fastfall attack but cannot apply it on a real match. Like I forgot to use it sometimes, or miss it when I intentionally do the move. It feels like there is a disconnect during the training and the real match.
Yeah, I get that. Maybe just try to focus on reliably performing shorthop fastfall during a match above everything else. You might get bodied for doing that, but at least you're building that muscle memory.
Just pick a skill you want to incorporate into your fighting, and consciously choose to use it. You won’t use it right every time, but the more you do the better you will understand when to use it
That tekken music gives me PTSD
Thank you! I'm trying to learn not to get bodied by my friends 😂
Thanks this helped a lot. I have a habit to only sticking onto one or two characters regardless of who I’m going again. As I like to master particular characters, but focus on them too much. I am sticking to DK and Mario, barely switching to anything else. I will try to get out of that habit.
I think after like 12 minutes this turned into ad. Just for his coaching, videos, and money matches. Still a solid video. Helpful and applies to almost any game 👍
It's funny that you mentioned looking at pro Gameplay of your particular character because I do that for paladins. Typed in paladins pro ash Gameplay and started watching
My main problem is my controller, it drifts a lot and I don't get directional up B's correctly, maybe because I use joycons
Yeah man that happens to me. I hate joycons in Super Smash Bros Ultimate
Thanks dude
you're very welcome! Let me know if you have any questions!
thanks for the advice to improve in smash ultimate now im getting better with ness and i hope i can become a godlike ness main just like bestness
Awesome! Yeah Bestness is great. I also have some Ness videos on the channel to help you in the right direction.
The thing is, with Ridley, it’s hard to adjust to others gameplay because I’m playing a whole different style than others. Anything that they will do is mainly because of their style.
I watch you because you are good with Corrin and give actual good advice when you play
How to win every smash game in one step:
Have pyra and have at least an ounce of skill
lmfao i dont have pyra but is she that easy to use?
@@operator0101 I dont have her either but thats what everyone with her does
Never thought I'd hear BlazBlue music in a Smash video (14:17)
You could say I'm "cultured"
Im here because you put my main with my skin on the thumbnail
That is awesome that you offer the ‘match analysis’ service. How does one go about contacting you and setting that up? Thanks!
He had a buds ness email
Wow ok autocorrect. Anyway it should be around somewhere
To clarify, he has a business email
yes, send me an email at J T A I L S T V @ G m a i l . c o m
Jtails Perfect! Thanks. I have a small tourney this weekend and will be recording my matches (I main Mewtwo). I'm sure i won't win it all but i will definitely contact you about your service afterwards and see where i can improvev. Thanks again!
Teach me papa
This was extremely helpful thank you
What if I know what my opponents gonna do, know how to beat it, but still doesn't work?
Practice practice practice. If you know what to do and how to do it, the only real solution is to just keep practicing.
Man I love this vid
Great guide Jtails 💗
You have any tips for how to improve at Mii Fighters? Watching Tournaments are hard because of the custom moves and how they suit certain playstyles
He totally just outed us ganondorf mains😂😂😂🤦♂️
Is there any tournament Ganondorfs here i need practice I wanna compete one day
I have been training on them because they rekt me lol
If only the training mode allowed you to record and playback moves that give you trouble. That would help me a ton.
oh yeah I wished for this since 2008, and since I grew up playing fighting games, I knew exactly what I was missing :(
Is it just me or is this man improvising without a script?
QUESTION! What about if you want to get better at ultimate, but you can't really play the game? Like, for me, I have a gaming club I go to at my school, and we mainly play ultimate. We usually do tournaments because of how big the club is, but I'm pretty bad, so I basically get bodied every match, and have to wait for an entire tournament of like, 20 people to end before I get a chance to play again, and even then, I can't learn anything because my matches last less than a minute. How do you get better in a situation like that? (Also hopping into training mode/practicing in prolonged 1v1s isn't really an option because I would hold back the entire club and we have limited time)
Aak them if you can practice before the first match
Great vid
Thank you! I hope it helps :)
@@JulesTrades if you ever need a beatem up dummy on the Switch let me know lol. I love playing tourneys but can never get past the 2nd string of winners
I can play almost any other game and compete/win I have friends who don’t play video games at all and are better than me at smash. I cannot grasp this game.
dont mind me, just watching this even though i will never get good at smash
I don't think that's the right attitude to have if you're truly trying to improve! I believe in you.
@@JulesTrades i've been playing smash since like 2015
that's fine, I've been playing since 2008 you have more work to do! Also playing a game is different from working correctly to improve. those are two separate things altogether
its kinda hard to improve when all you get is teabagging spammy cunts that you can't do shit about or super scary people that no matter how much you try, you cant escape from their what feels like true combos
I feel you, I lose every matxh
I’ve been playing smash since melee , so I’ve been trash since almost the beginning
Been playing since 64 😔
I don’t have mains in any fighting game, but if I was forces to have one it would probably be Ness. If smash had Madeline from Celeste there would be an instant main.
I played like 4 games of melee on my friends GameCube years ago and always liked this game, idk SHIT about this game. The switch version freezes a lot too
I have to know the terms to get better at this I don’t really pay attention to terminologies in fighting games
I thought this was about what smash Ultimate needs to improve itself lmao
This is so useful
thank you! I'm glad you find it useful :)
I got out my dusty old notebook and have 2 full pages of notes
Yo i played this game for the first time like 5 days ago i understood like none of this lmao
this is a great video to start off on if you're new to my channel: ruclips.net/video/L30sLmV3Dps/видео.html
Me too lol but i am trying to improve :D
Izaw’s art of smash ultimate is the place to start.
Watch parts 1-4, then 2-4 again, then 3-4, then 4 again.
1 minute into the video and im already learning good stuff
On that note - WHAT DO I DO AGAINST KIRBY HELP AHHHHH
How I learn: I get my ass beat a few times. I adapt and win a couple games. Repeat.
Great video!
5:39 thats some life pro tip
How much is your coaching service in general?
I've been trying to learn of how Isabelle works, how to play her, and what are her matchups like.
My very 1st Smash game I ever played was Melee and well never really gained much experience than Brawl Showed and I saw that I needed to improve also Wii U was available and took the opportunity and still stayed behind somehow it somehow frustrating because Im not considered a suckiesh player in Smash but I see mostly all the people I know improve mostly in Smash games all the time and I want to improve with any type of character well not really with the characters I specifically like I already got my hopes down for little Mac due to his Low recovery but alteast I want to imprive with Mii Brawler and Sonic
I've been practicing RAR back airs recently and I'm getting them pretty successfully but when I try to attack cancel I keep fucking up. Some of these inputs are super tight in a whole ass match and my reflexes in general struggle to focus at a frame perfect level. I've been doing it in slow motion too but the tilt just comes out instead.
attack canceling isn't necessary in most cases and just RAR is more useful and it's easier. People tend to overcomplicate the game often.
I don't do much tech and still get out of pools at majors. Fundamentals > Tech skill always. it's not a replacement.