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sorry i didn't see it nid >.>
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Yea, I knew somebody would pick out that habit of mine, I'm used to shielding everything and I always lift it up for some reason.One thing I noticed in your first match is that you shielded too much, particularly in the first stock. The attack would be over, and you would still be shielding. Which would lead to shield poking.
You should have DACIT'd with the gyro dang it!
Yea, I knew somebody would pick out that habit of mine, I'm used to shielding everything and I always lift it up for some reason.
And I'm ********, I couldn't even pick up the gyro lmao
About aethering ROB then spiking, guess what happened in the 2nd match lolYa, once he throws the gyro, you gotta make him work to get it back. Don't just throw it at him, he'll be expecting that. >_>
And you got shield poke'd a lot. Ike has a good spotdodge, use it more.
As well, if ROB is recovering high, try aether on the stage edge. You hit him, it's a free spike. He AD's it, he can't get down fast enough to punish it.
Good job on the Counter. But why do you keep using Uair to momentum cancel? That's the worse choice besides Nair. >_> To stop vertically, use Dair/Bair, they have the same speed. To stop horizontally, use AD.
Shenanigans, silly Bored.Brett, stop trying to run up and grab Snake. That's the worst approach you can do against Snake. The moment you whiff it, you are taking 21 damage.
And lol at Kimchi thinking that Snake was crazy.
It's too annoying to pick the gyro up by walking up to the thing and pressing "A". You are better off running towards it and short hopping + Air dodging to pick it up.
Learn 2 Reed.Second match:
Ah, Snake. My favorite matchup. Mind you, this Snake was pretty crazy . Lots and lots of shenanigans I saw.
I'm more of a doubles person on wifi D;If you want, we could attempt a wifi match so you could see how bad I am, lol
Is that a yes or a no? >_>I'm more of a doubles person on wifi D;
But there's times when I just want to play anything lol
K. I'll add you if I haven't added you already.Yea sure, I'll play you after I'm done with dubs with my little wifi crew >.>
Sorry, I would have critiqued it sooner but for some reason it didn't count this as a new post in the thread, so I wasn't notified.
Eeeeh I dunno. I think there's pretty much always a better option. I mean sure if you hit them when they're standing right there you'll re-grab the ledge, but if they see it coming all they have to do is take a step back, throw up a shield and use whatever move they desire to punish.QDing onto the stage is fine Nys. If you hit them or their shield, you just drop back down to the ledge and grab it again.
Obviously, don't get predictable with it. But it's perfectly fine as an option.
In my opinion, edgehopping QD onto the stage is not a bad option; I used to use it a lot in conjunction with just edgehopping QD as a feint to grab the edge again.I use QD to get on the stage all of the time from a ledgehog. I only get punished for it when I'm getting predictable. And sometimes it leads nicely to a jab. It's perfectly usable in moderation, and probably not at high %s.
Has he learned anything ? Good stuff lolEeeeh I dunno. I think there's pretty much always a better option. I mean sure if you hit them when they're standing right there you'll re-grab the ledge, but if they see it coming all they have to do is take a step back, throw up a shield and use whatever move they desire to punish.
In other news, watch me fail as Mario:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHV3g8dewfo
Testing to see what kind of quality I get when recording directly from my laptop's camera, so I just uploaded the shortest clip I had.
Lmao, he learned that Japes is such a good CP on WiFi, you don't even have to fight.Has he learned anything ? Good stuff lol
I'd critique it but my Mac can't read the video file. If you or someone else can upload it to YouTube I'd be glad to help you out.Any chance someone can video this replay? If not, don't worry, but I'd like a little bit of crit
http://www.mediafire.com/?enzm5zj5ei5
Excuse the silly edgeguarding, I have a spiking addiction I need to get over o_O
http://www.cultofmac.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/DoubleFacePalm.jpgI'd critique it but my Mac can't read the video file. If you or someone else can upload it to YouTube I'd be glad to help you out.
I have it downloaded, I'll record it Tuesday night. Do you have a youtube account or do you want me to upload it to my own?Ah, sorry, it's the .bin file for a Wii to read from an SD card lol. I haven't got any way of recording it at the moment, I might buy an adapter thing at some point though. Bored said he might be able to do it sometime, but was busy at the moment.
Lmao, I just got denied any amount of sympathy. Guess I'll have to redeem myself by doing an awesome critique of it.
That... was awesome.
I don't have a youtube account, so would you? Thanks!I have it downloaded, I'll record it Tuesday night. Do you have a youtube account or do you want me to upload it to my own?
I'm so psyched to do a critique. I'm weird, I know. Shutup.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LdhnoAgXw5I - ElNoNombreHombre (Marth) vs. Sonic Storm (Ike) - match #3
Yah I found that frustrating during the critique, I kept thinking it was my computer. Although it wasn't him who uploaded, it was the Marth player.OMG, horrible lag. Dude, you are better off recording the replays so there isn't any freezes and such.
I would but my Mac can't read the video fileSo, can anyone get my replay uploaded?
http://www.mediafire.com/?enzm5zj5ei5
Nys, it has a (pretty weird) lolfsmash there waiting for you
True, but I wouldn't be able to give a point-by-point critique like I normally do. I don't feel like it would do enough to just give a sort of summary in a big paragraph; I need to be able to point out specific things. Besides, I wouldn't be able to rewind the clip to review things, I'd have to start the whole thing over each time I thought I missed something.Nys, if you can put that file on your sd card, you can watch the reply on your wii. But yea, that's only if you have an SD card.
Should I be retreating f-airs all of the time, then? Or is it OK to approach with them from time to time?0:04 - Right off the bat, badly spaced Fair. Make sure you're not jumping straight at your opponent when you use Fair; retreat in the air a bit after using it.
I typically use it as a gtfo move, something just for breathing room. I don't try to use it for KOs that much.0:16 - Ftilt isn't a good idea at such a low percent, save it for KOing and use aerials.
I recently had a surge of luck with using QD, both offensively and offstage, so I guess that carried over to this match, lol.0:26 - When you can recover with Aether, recover with Aether. Only use QD if absolutely necessary. Through experience you learn to judge how far out you can survive with Aether.
0:28 - Again, the QD there was predictable and could have easily gotten you KOd very early. QD is a bad recovery move.
I can never seem to get the B-throw -> Dash Attack combo to work. Does the dash attack have to be inputted immediately after the throw? And does it have to be an Instant Dash Attack?0:41Also, Dthrow isn't very useful; at the % Marth was at, a Bthrow -> Dash Attack probably would have gotten him pretty far off-stage for you to try and gimp.
Look back on my statement about QD, and replace QD with D-throw -> Aether, lol. It had worked for me before on opponents who didn't know how to DI.0:42 - Aether after a Dthrow will never work. It will just get you punished. Get it out of your system immediately.
Yeah, d-tilt was a mistake. I think I was going for either an f-tilt or D-smash at that moment.0:45 - The Dtilt was probably a mistake but it's obviously a bad idea on the stage. Aerials and jabs are your damage rackers.
I usually have difficulty DIing attacks, particularly horizontal ones, lol. And plus, I noticed it tippered, so I figured that was enough to KO me at that percentage >_<1:04 - When fighting Marth, he has a lot of horizontal KO moves, so be ready to DI up unless you can clearly see an Usmash coming. With proper DI you could definitely have survived that Nair.
I'm such an obvious roller, lol. I've been trying to eliminate that, though, and just trying to run away or use my speed.1:27 - Too much rolling. It will be hard at first but the rolling needs to be eliminated if you want to use Ike, his roll is terrible.
The standing around was mainly because of lag. I didn't want to get moving and lose positioning due to lag and input delay.1:48 - This may not be relevant to Ike as a character but... too much standing around. When playing Ike you have to keep your opponent guessing as to what you'll do. Even after you knock him flying, jump and dash around a bit to rack his nerves.
Sad I input the Jab before the shield drops, and thus I shield grab, I guess, lol.1:52 - Ike's grab out of shield sucks because of it's range, so use jabs instead.
Yeah, i have no idea what I was thinking that moment. I guess I expected him to have a moment of weakness at that moment.2:30 - Dair into the stage is predictable and punishable. Move away from your opponent and come down with an Nair instead.
So I take it D-smash is a bad move, lol. I also figured D-smash would be faster to get behind Ike.3:14 - I don't know what that move you used was because it doesn't exist. An Usmash would have KOd him.
I think I was going for an f-tilt or a f-air there. No idea why I F-smashed.3:27 - I saw that Fsmash animation start. Jabs would have connected there and got him off-stage. Fsmash is not a KO move. It's a wtflol move that can KO early and demoralize people, but it's not a standard KO move for casual use.
And he says he's bad at DI, lol.3:34 - Perfect DI by ENNH right there...
I think I was going for another f-air there as well. It didn't work in time, but atleast the accidental F-smash paid off.4:26 - See that's when you pull out the Fsmash, at middling percents when you've got your opponent thinking it's a good idea to fall right at you. Bad decision by your opponent but nice job making good on it.
I'll work on implementing those, particularly the Bthrows and lack of Aether and QD.To summarize: Jab more. Grab less. Bthrow more. Dthrow less. Nair more. Fair less (it's not a bad move but Nair is usually better). Eliminate QD from your game. Eliminate on-stage Aethers from your game. Don't use tilts at low percents to rack damage, that's what jabs and aerials are for. Tilts and moves like Uair and Usmash are your KO moves. Dsmash? What's that? I've never heard of it.
Yeah, I guess I still have the "F-smash is so good!" mindset. I've been working on using F-smash less - I usually don't F-smash as much as in that match. I suppose I regressed for that one moment, hoping to KO Marth as soon as possible >_<Also, Fsmash is one of your most valuable tools, but it is a tool that must be used wisely. If used wisely, it can crush your opponent's spirit as well as their character's body. If used incorrectly it will just get you punished. What I always tell new Ike mains is to pretend you can only use Fsmash once per match. Don't think about it all the time, but keep it in the back of your mind so you're ready when that perfect opportunity to take an enormous lead presents itself. In the meantime, stick to Usmash.