Yeah I'm sorry but these videos absolutely destroy Zero's "tutorials" that are done on-stream and on-the-fly with whatever comes out of his head. THIS HERE is a real guide. It has an actual script, it's clean, simple, organized and edited very, very well. Props to you and your team, Izaw.
Well Zero is a top level competitor. He may not have the time to make a real guide like this. Note: I know Izaw competes but it seems more like a hobbyist deal. Its not his livelihood.
@@NSFSponsor Such a stupid excuse. If he doesn't have the ability or time then don't make it. it can only make things worse or unclear. Ill never understand people who make excuses for other people. Such a sad thing
so cool to hear the basics explained from a pro, it really is like learning basic math from a professor, you get to know the right way to do things before you even have to use them (case in point, i always thought stale moves reset after using a different move, not after 9 moves)
You can grab the ledge on the 30th frame following hitlag now. This was not the case when I checked on 13 Dec, so it must have been patched. We used to grab the ledge on the 54th frame following hitlag like in smash 4, so this is a huge difference.
start out with learning one thing at a time. once you're comftrable with that, learn another one. keep doing that and eventually youll learn the ins and out of it and then you can start.
Wandering most of this (if not all) are geared towards the competitive side of the game, if you want to play in locals or other tournaments, for example. If you just like playing with friends, it’s not necessary (unless you wanna stomp them lol). This all comes with practice, however. The more you play and make use of these abilities, the less you’ll focus on them and the more they’ll become second nature.
I actually took notes: *Smash Bros. Ultimate Guide* (1 Stop JoyCon during dash to turn quickly. (2 Perfect shield allows any combo. Jump, Smash Attack, Grab, etc. (3 Shield when you land to preform a Tech. You can tech on the side of a stage. It can be used to survive a “spike” but cannot be done at high percentages. Holding down will decrease your knockback (making it easier to survive) and holding up will increase your knockback. (4 Air dodging and place dodging. Dodging in place counters a grab. (5 When launched up, move directly left or right. Down will not do anything. When launched horizontally, move towards the stage and try to line up with the corner of the radar (assuming you were launched far) Momentum cancel moves work well like Villager’s Pocket. Jumps also work. Air dodging is risky, but if you survive you’ll still have your double jump. (6 Knockback increases while charging smash attacks. Knockback decreases while crouching. (7 Moves become stale (less damage and knockback) the more you use them. (8 Ledge Trump = Grabbing ledge right after an opponent to force them off. Dash towards ledge, then half circle (upwards) to instantly ledge Trump. You can prevent being Ledge Trumped by buffering any action. (9 A Two Frame is when a character has 2 frames of vulnerability when first grabbing the ledge. You can do a fake out on some special moves by holding up then releasing at any time when trying to recover against a Ledge Trumper. This will make them grab the ledge first so that you can Trump them instead. (10 Reset: If your opponent doesn’t tech, you can go in to reset them by hitting them which will force them to roll, attack, or stand. You can only reset them twice. They will bounce, then you can start a combo or a quick smash attack. Or you can reset them twice and try to predict what they will do next (roll, attack, or stand) and punish them for that. (11 A Tomahawk Grab is preformed when you pressure your opponent with aggressive aerials to bring out their shield. After doing this a few times, you can instead jump and fast-fall to grab them while they’re shielding your fake aerial.
Smash still is a party game, don't deny the game's roots just because it has mechanics Being a party game =/= It can't be played competitively Stop making a big deal out of it
Great information. The pace of the video is just the right speed and the edits and the script make it very easy to watch. The only thing I would ask for would be timestamps for the sections for easy reviewing.
I don't even play and I'm watching these because they give me a better grasp of what's going on in tournament matches. I've never found simpler and clearer explanations of tech than in this video series. Great work, man.
This is all worth knowing even if you just like watching competitive Ultimate. Gives you a greater appreciation of the great moments. If, for example, I show my parents, who know next to nothing about fighting games, the Daigo Parry without an explanation, they wouldn't get exactly why it's so hype (they're not idiots, they'll suspect that the block takes great skill when they hear the crowd cheer and realize that it was a great comeback when they see the HP bars). Without a basic explanation Street Fighter's physics, frame data, rules, etc... they couldn't possibly know how precise and skilled one would need to be to pull off the parry, much less under tournament and losing conditions and punish with a special before the opponent can recover and knock you out with a light breeze.
It's really fun especially if you have a character you want to play in mind. I considered returning it for a week after I got it but then I saw cloud was a character and now I'm hooked
3:57 Wait, so you're trying to tell me that overcharging smash attacks and waiting for an opponent to just run up and get stomped is sub-optimal play, and is actually punishable? Damn, Izaw, you're really hitting me with the maddest of knowledge out here.
I’ve won a small smash tournament back in smash 4 a couple years back, but watching these videos makes me feel like I still have so much to learn for ultimate ❤️
Ok I've been looking for an advanced guide on Smash Ultimate for the last week and didn't find anything particularly useful or well done. Then you come and save my life with an actual guide, with simplified explanations and really great tips. Thank you so much and keep the good work.
Dude I know everyy single of those techs and I've still watched the full video enjoying myself imsensly. There's just something about you explaining stuff that is so wholesome
I’m glad you’re continuing your tutorials series for Ultimate like you did for Smash 4. They’re definitely the clearest and most concise out there. Super clean, quick, and easy to understand. Thank you!
holy shit i can’t believe people are good at this game, this is video number two in the series and i’m struggling to learn these techniques. i’m getting better of course, this video is very clear and easy to understand, thanks for the good info!!
This is a phenomenal series. Having played since Brawl, but only against my brother for the most part, I was never that well-versed in advanced tactics. All this information will make Ultimate so much more fun.
As someone who hasn't played smash since 64, thanks for all of these videos to help me with the game! You provide a ton of knowledge that is easy to understand and take in. Please keep it up!
as casual player, this game is sooo complex D: what i really need and love about this game is the 4-player-smash-with-pokeball-and-assist-trophies-chaos-fest, not 1-vs-1-no-item. but sadly there's no option to "only play IF there are 4 player ready" in online match (only "up to"). so sometimes the game FORCES you to go 1v1 battle which i don't really like...
@@sycoraz i prefer Quickplay than arena because more random oponnent and i have my preffered "items rule" (there's not many player in arena, maybe because my country's server). annyway in smash format preference there's only "up to 4 player", not exactly 4 player. so sometimes i only got 2 player ready, then the game just play without waiting the other player to join :( well maybe i'll try arena if i always get 1vs1 in quickplay
@@sycoraz no probs, thx for reply :) anyway i have tried arena for several hours now, and i LOVE it! XD thanks for the recommendation! maybe this is my way of play lol.. but there's weird thing, i sometimes keep getting "No Arenas Found" despite there's many room 5-15mins ago, i don't think all that many rooms just closed and no one opening new room again (i set all to "any"). so maybe arena has a "search" bug or something? and not because there's not many player making room
For real now . this channel needs at least three times the subscribers it has or even better a million. I will tell all my friends that play ssbu to subscribe to you .
How am I supposed to decide within a split-split second whether I should do something for what I would have a time window of less than 0,1 seconds? I am feeling so overwhelmed, seriously
The ledge trump thing is going to be so helpful to me. Thx so much because I never new how to grab the ledge without going a little ways down the stage near the ledge. A dash then very fast half circle, got it. Anyways have a good day/night. Keep up the good work :)
Izaw, you have by far the best ultimate tutorials. The production and quality of these videos is far better than the low effort streamer VODs that get all the credit.
Worth noting that there's now a limit to how many times you can grab the ledge. I think the limit's five. If you grab the ledge 5 times without getting hit or landing, your character will not grab a 6th time. I found this out the hard way playing as Kirby. Great work IzawSmash. You and the Beefy Smash Doods are the best resources to turn to for learning the game in more detail IMO.
Hey there, just wanted to say that your guides are very succinct and helped me a lot in getting a quick idea of how the game plays. I have to cover a Smash tournament tomorrow but have never played the game, and these videos gave me enough of an idea to not look like a total idiot when I'm interviewing players tomorrow. Thank you so much!
It has been a very long time for me. I just got ultimate and man am I having trouble adjusting to Smash again. I love it and is one of the few Nintendo games I truly love. This game is so insanely complicated...I hope I can get back into it.
Hey bro for real thanks for having all the plugs and whatnot at the end and information RIGHT away. Too rare these days and gotta recognize that good shit
THANK YOU! This is one of the best guide on smash bro out there, also thank you for taking the time to explain in-game terminology. I see them on discussion all the time but was toov embarrassedto ask!
Would love to see a video on the mindset changes a smash 4 player has to make in order to excel in Ultimate; I'm in this position and am finding myself adhering to too many Smash 4 habits while playing (trying to jablock 3 times, staying on the ledge when edge guarding, spacing aerials instead of being aggressive, etc.) thanks for your vids!
This is super helpful and informative! It explained perfectly some terms that I didn't understand, such as the 2framing, or the ledgetrump. It also taught me some controller movements, thanks!
last time I checked, air dodge into the stage to live longer depends on the character and does work with most of them as a better option than double jumping
Hey if anyone having trouble trupping with joy cons the best wat to do it is wen ur going to go of stage u go down and left u dont try the left down and right so how it works is wen u jump you have a purple start tells u that u fast fallen and that wat u basically do of stage so that star is wat u have to do to successfully do it and go straight to left dont u turn the joy stick on joy cons it harder probly not with game cube and pro controller
Re-learning Ultimate is gonna be my resolution for 2019. I keep accidentally trying to play this game like Smash 4 Wii U. These videos will definitely help.
Oh wow, ledge trumping. I gotta try that. Playing Zelda online is absolutely hard as all heck but just the potential for a Phantom is basically an option select for Ledge trumping. Get a phantom up in good timing, and then just go for a ledge trump. Either way, the opponent (Based on the phantom timing) will either be trumped or get hit (maybe killed) by the phantom.
I just figured this out earlier. I’m not sure if it’s already well known knowledge. But id wanna share this. If you jump forward and press bair on the c stick. You’ll do a back air but in the way you’re facing. I found this out first with mega man. So I’m not sure about other characters yet. It would be cool if you could explore this further.
I've been playing Smash for years (not competitively tho LOL) and I didn't know DI had that much to it. Thank you so much for making such an awesome guide! :D
I've played plenty of smash but I've only ever played it SUPER casually like 4 player with all items on.. things like that. I have always liked watching smash at EVO and wondered what competitive smash was like but boy... I had no idea it was this intense.
you should include Kamikaze or suicide grabs, where certain characters can hold an opponent and take them down with them for double KO, which would work if you're ahead by one life as a finisher.
i wish i could understand this and actually implement it, what happens is i either panic or spam a bunch of moves without thinking. need lots of ass whooping online until i get used to it. thanks man, this is extremely helpful even if i need a while to fully implement it!
Thank you for the guide. I want to get better at the game and to be honest I didn’t know this much stuff was in the game to be taken into account, like ledge trumping or DI. The only problem with these guides is that while I may know them, it may take a long time for these things to get into my instinct.
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Yeah I'm sorry but these videos absolutely destroy Zero's "tutorials" that are done on-stream and on-the-fly with whatever comes out of his head.
THIS HERE is a real guide. It has an actual script, it's clean, simple, organized and edited very, very well.
Props to you and your team, Izaw.
Thank you!
Well Zero is a top level competitor. He may not have the time to make a real guide like this.
Note: I know Izaw competes but it seems more like a hobbyist deal. Its not his livelihood.
It really is. ZeRo is the better player, but Izaw is undeniably the better teacher with these videos.
@@NSFSponsor Such a stupid excuse. If he doesn't have the ability or time then don't make it. it can only make things worse or unclear. Ill never understand people who make excuses for other people. Such a sad thing
Robert Why is it okay for someone to talk bad about ZeRo but it‘s sad if someone defends him? Both sides are out of place here.
so cool to hear the basics explained from a pro, it really is like learning basic math from a professor, you get to know the right way to do things before you even have to use them (case in point, i always thought stale moves reset after using a different move, not after 9 moves)
Ben Kennedy late, but I thought that stale moves dont reset until you lose a stock, so this was news to me lmao
I'm not even a huge fan of smash but the amount of effort you put into your videos is nuts. Need more like you.
what are you, some kind of loser?
I guess hè is intrested (sorry if I spell it wrong ) in smash techniqeus
@@Arakox Did you seriously call someone else a loser for not liking a video game?
Kids...
@@DropkickNation I understand this, but how can you not like a game like Smash?
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Some people don’t like its mechanics and some prefer actual fighting games
0:00 - Opening
0:11 - Introduction
0:22 - Sweetspot/Sourspot
0:51 - Invincibility/Intangibility
1:23 - Super Armor/Heavy Armor
1:46 - Directional Influence
4:06 - Smash DI
4:20 - Stale-Move-Negation
5:12 - Ledge Trump
6:27 - 2-frame
7:42 - Resets
8:30 - Untechable
9:07 - Tomahawk Grab
9:27 - Outro
You're doin gods work
What theme song is this? 1:46
there's also a lot of bits of information on other ledge interactions from 6:45
@@hectogrim5557 ruclips.net/video/iCyeiVRbeqw/видео.html
Thx I’ve been trying to find where the intro and outro was
Ledge Trump into Yoshi's final smash to reenact the LIon KIng!
Thank you Sakurai very cool
Underated comment over here!
But yoshi committed tax fraud
Then he committed genocide against the antelope
@@cattail2142 😂
You can grab the ledge on the 30th frame following hitlag now.
This was not the case when I checked on 13 Dec, so it must have been patched. We used to grab the ledge on the 54th frame following hitlag like in smash 4, so this is a huge difference.
Pin comment pls
How the actual f**k are you counting frames
@@slightly_tilted set the speed in training mode to 1frame speed
manually count
or record footage and play it at 1/60th speed and count lol
@@slightly_tilted In Training Mode the speed of the game is adjustable. You set it frame by frame, slow motion, and fast motion.
I have been playing smash competitively for years but these videos are made so well that I watch them anyway!
play melee instead
Ultimate is very competitive too, and if you like melee than why are you watching this?
So you’re already back. And with even more great tips!
You’re still the best smash-tuber period!
I'm sorry but Marth's scream at 0:50 is hilarious
UAAAAA!!!
Pichu's sounds like death
Can I reset universe pls?
Kono DIO daaaaaaaaaaaahhhhh!
I CAN'T PHYSICALLY PROCESS DOING ALL THIS IN A MATCH
Edit: OK everyone in the replies is right, it comes pretty easily the more you play
start out with learning one thing at a time. once you're comftrable with that, learn another one. keep doing that and eventually youll learn the ins and out of it and then you can start.
me too
I legit came to the comments to complain this exact thing too LOL
Wandering most of this (if not all) are geared towards the competitive side of the game, if you want to play in locals or other tournaments, for example. If you just like playing with friends, it’s not necessary (unless you wanna stomp them lol). This all comes with practice, however. The more you play and make use of these abilities, the less you’ll focus on them and the more they’ll become second nature.
Same I'm like hmmmm let's see what should I do?
Under rated channel
In Smash 4, you taught me, and many others.
Seems we're still learning from you in the Ultimate fight.
Thank you, Izaw.
I actually took notes:
*Smash Bros. Ultimate Guide*
(1 Stop JoyCon during dash to turn quickly.
(2 Perfect shield allows any combo. Jump, Smash Attack, Grab, etc.
(3 Shield when you land to preform a Tech. You can tech on the side of a stage. It can be used to survive a “spike” but cannot be done at high percentages. Holding down will decrease your knockback (making it easier to survive) and holding up will increase your knockback.
(4 Air dodging and place dodging. Dodging in place counters a grab.
(5 When launched up, move directly left or right. Down will not do anything. When launched horizontally, move towards the stage and try to line up with the corner of the radar (assuming you were launched far) Momentum cancel moves work well like Villager’s Pocket. Jumps also work. Air dodging is risky, but if you survive you’ll still have your double jump.
(6 Knockback increases while charging smash attacks. Knockback decreases while crouching.
(7 Moves become stale (less damage and knockback) the more you use them.
(8 Ledge Trump = Grabbing ledge right after an opponent to force them off. Dash towards ledge, then half circle (upwards) to instantly ledge Trump. You can prevent being Ledge Trumped by buffering any action.
(9 A Two Frame is when a character has 2 frames of vulnerability when first grabbing the ledge. You can do a fake out on some special moves by holding up
then releasing at any time when trying to recover against a Ledge Trumper. This will make them grab the ledge first so that you can Trump them instead.
(10 Reset: If your opponent doesn’t tech, you can go in to reset them by hitting them which will force them to roll, attack, or stand. You can only reset them twice. They will bounce, then you can start a combo or a quick smash attack. Or you can reset them twice and try to predict what they will do next (roll, attack, or stand) and punish them for that.
(11 A Tomahawk Grab is preformed when you pressure your opponent with aggressive aerials to bring out their shield. After doing this a few times, you can instead jump and fast-fall to grab them while they’re shielding your fake aerial.
Frankie Doodle sorry no one really saw ur notes thank you for this tho! Makes my life 100x easier
I always think I can go in without learning new stuff
I always learn new stuff
you can learn melee instead
And they say Smash is just a casual, ezpz party game. Yeah, ok, hold my beer.
That's the beauty of it. Easy to pick up and draw in casuals, deep enough for pros to enjoy for years.
Smash still is a party game, don't deny the game's roots just because it has mechanics
Being a party game =/= It can't be played competitively
Stop making a big deal out of it
@@thalison151 Noone was making a big deal out of it, read carefully what I wrote and feel silly.
To me all fighting games are casual until one chooses to take it to the next level which is competitive.
HighLanderPony He's right, and you should feel silly because of the stupidity of this message and also feel ashamed because of your arrogance
Great information. The pace of the video is just the right speed and the edits and the script make it very easy to watch. The only thing I would ask for would be timestamps for the sections for easy reviewing.
Attack of the timecodes guy
0:22 Sweetspot/Sourspot
0:52 Invincibility/Intangibility
1:24 Super/Heavy Armor
1:47 Directional Influence (DI)
4:06 Smash DI (SDI)
4:22 Stale-Move-Negation
5:13 Ledge Trump
6:27 2-Frame
7:43 Resets (Jablocks)
8:31 Untechable
9:08 Tomahawk Grab
I don't even play and I'm watching these because they give me a better grasp of what's going on in tournament matches. I've never found simpler and clearer explanations of tech than in this video series. Great work, man.
I was so hyped for this, but more for the "Art Of"
Pls, start that serie with Richter/Simon
I don't even own Ultimate and still love watching these
This is all worth knowing even if you just like watching competitive Ultimate. Gives you a greater appreciation of the great moments.
If, for example, I show my parents, who know next to nothing about fighting games, the Daigo Parry without an explanation, they wouldn't get exactly why it's so hype (they're not idiots, they'll suspect that the block takes great skill when they hear the crowd cheer and realize that it was a great comeback when they see the HP bars). Without a basic explanation Street Fighter's physics, frame data, rules, etc... they couldn't possibly know how precise and skilled one would need to be to pull off the parry, much less under tournament and losing conditions and punish with a special before the opponent can recover and knock you out with a light breeze.
You're missing out, my man. Unlike the Wii U, there are more reasons to get a Switch than just Smash.
It's really fun especially if you have a character you want to play in mind. I considered returning it for a week after I got it but then I saw cloud was a character and now I'm hooked
Do you have it yet
Same but I might
Great video, but I'm very disappointed you didn't use the Squirtle Squad shades for the thumbnail lol
this man got a hella boost in subs, like last week he was at like 90K, now hes at over 120K
Still deserves more
Tyson Fontanez u right
just not starting to play smash and these videos are super helpful, cant wait to slide everyone with villager
3:57 Wait, so you're trying to tell me that overcharging smash attacks and waiting for an opponent to just run up and get stomped is sub-optimal play, and is actually punishable?
Damn, Izaw, you're really hitting me with the maddest of knowledge out here.
🤨
I’ve won a small smash tournament back in smash 4 a couple years back, but watching these videos makes me feel like I still have so much to learn for ultimate ❤️
I've been playing this game for a while but I still learned a lot from this, thanks Izaw
Ok I've been looking for an advanced guide on Smash Ultimate for the last week and didn't find anything particularly useful or well done.
Then you come and save my life with an actual guide, with simplified explanations and really great tips. Thank you so much and keep the good work.
Dude I know everyy single of those techs and I've still watched the full video enjoying myself imsensly. There's just something about you explaining stuff that is so wholesome
I’m glad you’re continuing your tutorials series for Ultimate like you did for Smash 4. They’re definitely the clearest and most concise out there. Super clean, quick, and easy to understand. Thank you!
I had e problem with the combo I didn’t understand so recherche and I found your video and I learned a lot of smash bros thank you
Your French is showing
Yes lol
But try my best lol
Smash is like a game that you would need a personal trainer for
His beginner guide does not seem like a beginner guide until I watch his advanced guide
holy shit i can’t believe people are good at this game, this is video number two in the series and i’m struggling to learn these techniques. i’m getting better of course, this video is very clear and easy to understand, thanks for the good info!!
Such a great video. It's 10 minutes long, but ACTUALLY discusses different topics vs just 1 for the entire 10 minutes.
Definitely need more like you!
Izaw is back. Will my smash corner come back?
A Doggo we can hope
he did
This feels like coming back to school after summer.
I've been showing these videos to someone who getting into Smash for the first time with Ultimate. He's improved loads in just one day!
This is a phenomenal series. Having played since Brawl, but only against my brother for the most part, I was never that well-versed in advanced tactics. All this information will make Ultimate so much more fun.
As someone who hasn't played smash since 64, thanks for all of these videos to help me with the game! You provide a ton of knowledge that is easy to understand and take in. Please keep it up!
as casual player, this game is sooo complex D: what i really need and love about this game is the 4-player-smash-with-pokeball-and-assist-trophies-chaos-fest, not 1-vs-1-no-item. but sadly there's no option to "only play IF there are 4 player ready" in online match (only "up to"). so sometimes the game FORCES you to go 1v1 battle which i don't really like...
keitaro3660 really ? They fixed online for me, just changed your preferred options or go into arenas
@@sycoraz i prefer Quickplay than arena because more random oponnent and i have my preffered "items rule" (there's not many player in arena, maybe because my country's server). annyway in smash format preference there's only "up to 4 player", not exactly 4 player. so sometimes i only got 2 player ready, then the game just play without waiting the other player to join :( well maybe i'll try arena if i always get 1vs1 in quickplay
keitaro3660 ah sorry friend, I wish you the best of luck
Let’s hope they just make it ez for everyone lol
@@sycoraz no probs, thx for reply :) anyway i have tried arena for several hours now, and i LOVE it! XD thanks for the recommendation! maybe this is my way of play lol.. but there's weird thing, i sometimes keep getting "No Arenas Found" despite there's many room 5-15mins ago, i don't think all that many rooms just closed and no one opening new room again (i set all to "any"). so maybe arena has a "search" bug or something? and not because there's not many player making room
For real now . this channel needs at least three times the subscribers it has or even better a million. I will tell all my friends that play ssbu to subscribe to you .
Tutorials with the quickness, keep working hard Izaw!
How am I supposed to decide within a split-split second whether I should do something for what I would have a time window of less than 0,1 seconds?
I am feeling so overwhelmed, seriously
The ledge trump thing is going to be so helpful to me. Thx so much because I never new how to grab the ledge without going a little ways down the stage near the ledge. A dash then very fast half circle, got it. Anyways have a good day/night. Keep up the good work :)
having almost 800 hours and over 5 years of experience on ultimate i can't believe how useful this still is
Izaw, you have by far the best ultimate tutorials. The production and quality of these videos is far better than the low effort streamer VODs that get all the credit.
I do love the idea of how he shows the characters that the players should try using to advance more into the game smash.
This editing is SO good! Thanks for the info as well! Will for sure keep this all in mind for when/if I get Ultimate soon! :D
I didn't play Smash 4 and your videos are helping me a lot in getting used to all the tech added in 4 and Ultimate. Thank you!
Worth noting that there's now a limit to how many times you can grab the ledge. I think the limit's five. If you grab the ledge 5 times without getting hit or landing, your character will not grab a 6th time. I found this out the hard way playing as Kirby.
Great work IzawSmash. You and the Beefy Smash Doods are the best resources to turn to for learning the game in more detail IMO.
Dude the DI section was a life saver. Thanks so much for that.
Doing a halfcircle to do quick trumps is great to know, I always just did left-right or vise versa and it wasn't very consistent. Thanks for these :)
I can't wait for Izaw to make every character in Ultimate look broken.
Hey there, just wanted to say that your guides are very succinct and helped me a lot in getting a quick idea of how the game plays. I have to cover a Smash tournament tomorrow but have never played the game, and these videos gave me enough of an idea to not look like a total idiot when I'm interviewing players tomorrow. Thank you so much!
and you can DI ledgetrumps and you can't tech grounded spikes
Incredibly concise and informative video. Well done.
anyone know the soundtrack playing at 1:48 onwards? thanks in advance
It has been a very long time for me. I just got ultimate and man am I having trouble adjusting to Smash again. I love it and is one of the few Nintendo games I truly love. This game is so insanely complicated...I hope I can get back into it.
Hey bro for real thanks for having all the plugs and whatnot at the end and information RIGHT away. Too rare these days and gotta recognize that good shit
THANK YOU! This is one of the best guide on smash bro out there, also thank you for taking the time to explain in-game terminology. I see them on discussion all the time but was toov embarrassedto ask!
Would love to see a video on the mindset changes a smash 4 player has to make in order to excel in Ultimate; I'm in this position and am finding myself adhering to too many Smash 4 habits while playing (trying to jablock 3 times, staying on the ledge when edge guarding, spacing aerials instead of being aggressive, etc.) thanks for your vids!
Ive been playing smash for 5 years And I learned like 3 new things from the beginner video lol
This is super helpful and informative! It explained perfectly some terms that I didn't understand, such as the 2framing, or the ledgetrump. It also taught me some controller movements, thanks!
last time I checked, air dodge into the stage to live longer depends on the character and does work with most of them as a better option than double jumping
My brain is melting I have so much to learn. Gonna end up giving you an hour of playtime my dude, thanks for the tutorials
Your tutorial videos are the first ones that have been able to teach me the useful stuff. Thanks and keep up the good work :)
These videos are great. I like to learn each of these techniques one at a time, and by the time I get through them all, there's another one!
I’ve played Smash casually for years and have been trying to play competitively for years. Thanks for the help
I just picked up ultimate. Never played smash since 64 so I got lots of work to do. Thank you.
Your a legend dude. This video is so well put together, easy to hear and understand. Great stuff Izaw.
Simply the best smash channel on youtube. Well done Izaw.
Great video, I’m hoping to get super smash Bros for Christmas
Hey if anyone having trouble trupping with joy cons the best wat to do it is wen ur going to go of stage u go down and left u dont try the left down and right so how it works is wen u jump you have a purple start tells u that u fast fallen and that wat u basically do of stage so that star is wat u have to do to successfully do it and go straight to left dont u turn the joy stick on joy cons it harder probly not with game cube and pro controller
Re-learning Ultimate is gonna be my resolution for 2019.
I keep accidentally trying to play this game like Smash 4 Wii U.
These videos will definitely help.
I instantly got better just watching. Thanks so much
Oh wow, ledge trumping. I gotta try that. Playing Zelda online is absolutely hard as all heck but just the potential for a Phantom is basically an option select for Ledge trumping. Get a phantom up in good timing, and then just go for a ledge trump. Either way, the opponent (Based on the phantom timing) will either be trumped or get hit (maybe killed) by the phantom.
I just figured this out earlier. I’m not sure if it’s already well known knowledge. But id wanna share this. If you jump forward and press bair on the c stick. You’ll do a back air but in the way you’re facing. I found this out first with mega man. So I’m not sure about other characters yet. It would be cool if you could explore this further.
Whoa, I had no idea they punished repeated moves. They’ve gone above and beyond for the ULTIMATE Smash game haven’t they?
That's an old thing.
Staling moves isn’t new
I've been playing Smash for years (not competitively tho LOL) and I didn't know DI had that much to it. Thank you so much for making such an awesome guide! :D
Time stamps for techniques
0:23 Sweetspot/Sourspot
0:52 Invincibility/Intangiblity
1:24 Super/Heavy Armor
1:47 Directional Influence (DI)/ Launch Speed Influence (LSI)
4:06 Smash DI
4:22 Stale-Move-Negation
5:12 Ledge Trump
6:27 2-Frame Punish
7:43 Resets (Locks/Jab Locks)
8:31 Untechable situations
9:07 Tomahawk Grabs
Hope this helps!
i know i had a lot to learn but this, this really puts it into
perspective on how complex and awesome this game can get
Thanks!
I've played plenty of smash but I've only ever played it SUPER casually like 4 player with all items on.. things like that. I have always liked watching smash at EVO and wondered what competitive smash was like but boy... I had no idea it was this intense.
I have 1k hours and I didn’t know that charging a smash attack whilst you get hit increases knockback
“Sir this is a Wendy’s”
🤣
Happy 200k Izaw! These videos have made me so much better than i used to be
Ur videos helped me get soooo much better, even with the characters I was struggling with. Thx
That opening was sick omg
you should include Kamikaze or suicide grabs, where certain characters can hold an opponent and take them down with them for double KO, which would work if you're ahead by one life as a finisher.
came here looking for how to prevent my character from grabbing the ledge and found the answer, thanx for making this kind of videos!!
Best smash videos on YT, thanks and please continue producing your content.
Soon to be a reaaal big smash channel right here! And my favorite thus far!
i wish i could understand this and actually implement it, what happens is i either panic or spam a bunch of moves without thinking. need lots of ass whooping online until i get used to it. thanks man, this is extremely helpful even if i need a while to fully implement it!
FINALLY I understand teching and edge garding
Even in 2021 these still hold as the best tutorials imo.
Thank you for the guide. I want to get better at the game and to be honest I didn’t know this much stuff was in the game to be taken into account, like ledge trumping or DI. The only problem with these guides is that while I may know them, it may take a long time for these things to get into my instinct.
Been waiting for the advanced version, thanks for sharing!
D'awww, you kill the people mercilessly, Link! You're so adorable!
9:22 *cries in little mac*
i think the most difficult part for me about learning how to play Smash is remembering all these moves because there are so many!