Les Bubbles
Smash Rookie
So I like to play lots of Fox, pressing buttons is incredibly fun. But I have a problem applying pressure, specifically VS Marth.
Sometimes I can get follow ups after a hit during pressure, but sometimes I just can't tell when/if they're gonna drop shield. I have no problem hitting their shield and can almost always get consistent nair shines and such kinds of pressure, but sometimes I get a shine off/they roll away but just keep tech skilling on nothing because I couldn't react fast enough to the hit/roll. I try to chase them afterwards, but they're already out of hit stun/lag and just end up F-smashing me or something.
I also try getting a nair shine into wavedash backwards so I can apply some blank pressure (the pressure where you do nothing but scare them into rolling or doing something out of shield) so that I can try reacting to their OOS, but Marths like to shield grab and it covers enough space to where it will grab my wavedash backwards before I can position myself for proper spacing.
Is this kind of thing just gonna happen sometimes and I can't do anything about it, or is there some kind of unbeatable pressure that covers everything which I just don't know about?
Sometimes I can get follow ups after a hit during pressure, but sometimes I just can't tell when/if they're gonna drop shield. I have no problem hitting their shield and can almost always get consistent nair shines and such kinds of pressure, but sometimes I get a shine off/they roll away but just keep tech skilling on nothing because I couldn't react fast enough to the hit/roll. I try to chase them afterwards, but they're already out of hit stun/lag and just end up F-smashing me or something.
I also try getting a nair shine into wavedash backwards so I can apply some blank pressure (the pressure where you do nothing but scare them into rolling or doing something out of shield) so that I can try reacting to their OOS, but Marths like to shield grab and it covers enough space to where it will grab my wavedash backwards before I can position myself for proper spacing.
Is this kind of thing just gonna happen sometimes and I can't do anything about it, or is there some kind of unbeatable pressure that covers everything which I just don't know about?