Limeee
Smash Champion
this is one of the few good threads that come out in the snake boards
i'm always waiting for new updates
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i'm always waiting for new updates
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Yea. Now that I'm focusing on it I find I'm doing a ton better. Acknowledging a problem always leads to solutions.I love the updates to this list. Especially the last two. I often forget that just because I know how to play against one good Metaknight doesnt mean that I know how to play against them all and then I get over confident and dont adapt. That's what screwed me this weekend.
A ton of it is super obvious. Of course, it's just a check list for myself. =dsome of these p0ints are kind of dumb now that I look back on it but the more recent ones are pretty good
Thanks. I always try to update it when I feel that I'm personally becoming better. I try to read the list before every tournament. I actually felt very <3 when Sync thanked me in person for it at Quakecon.this is one of the few good threads that come out in the snake boards
i'm always waiting for new updates
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The goal is to make the attempt to do so. By conditioning yourself to SDi every possible move, it becomes a subconscious decision on your part to SDI. You begin to SDi moves that you would otherwise wouldn't have been capable of doing on reaction. People ask me a ton how I Di/sdi when I'm helping them, and I really can't put it into words because extremely successful SDI/Di is completely natural.nice blastoise
I dont see the purpose in trying to SDI EVERY attack. There are some here and there that work but to SDI everything, it'll probably **** you over at some point considering alot of moves will only be SDI'd if you buffer it
^This is incredibly true. Eventually you learn to punish out of DI as well.The goal is to make the attempt to do so. By conditioning yourself to SDi every possible move, it becomes a subconscious decision on your part to SDI. You begin to SDi moves that you would otherwise wouldn't have been capable of doing on reaction. People ask me a ton how I Di/sdi when I'm helping them, and I really can't put it into words because extremely successful SDI/Di is completely natural.
+You should add,
"Learn B-Reverse DownB"
and
"Learn how to use Dair"
to your list.