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[Veng]

Alright characters DONT MATTER. Obviously ken could own me with yoshi or with meta knight or ike or marth.

What the hell makes up a good player? so earlier this month I asked, do you still SHFFL? short hop fast fall ( except not l cancel ) and I was told no becasue that stuff doesnt work anymore....

So what the hell makes up a good player? obviously they hav emore skiill beyond using a certain characters potential.. but what the eff..

 

[xcapablancax]

probably mostly experience and practice

 

[fkacyan]

Lolwut?

Spoiler

10chars

 

[Veng]

In other words what im saying is.

Is it just being good at dodging and going in for hits or is there any "techniques" AKA advanced how to play for brawl.. like fastfall short hop etc.. obviously i short hop but i never could ge tthe hang of fastfall u nless i was way in the air it was obvious

 

[Binks]

Experience and practice. Someone with enough time to learn how to counter styles and master techniques.

 

[AlmightyJeebus]

I think you could look at char guides and they tell you techs to use to make yourself better.

EDIT: But it does help to work on those particular techs to work with learning it.

 

[Link he come to town...]

Another important thing is how good a player is at predicting what their opponent will do, it's part of dodging and knowing when to go in for a hit and when to hold back, in some characters it's alot more apparent (characters with very little priority or very strong but slower hits like captain falcon or ike)

 

[Ørion]

Mainly, practice practice practice. It will give you better reflexes and let you know what to do in what situation.

 

[Mike_Echoes]

Spacing separates me from pros

 

[Johnthegalactic]

Know your enemies as well as you know yourself...and eat a balanced breakfast.

 

[0RLY]

Are you trying to deny the tier list?

 

[Negi-Kun]

Are you questioning my authority?

 

[Iraku]

Player skill does matter, but you cannot deny that some characters have advantages over other characters that will be there no matter how good the person is.

Also, any known techniques would be either in the boards for the characters or the Brawl Tactical Discussion board. Dunno what is considered "advanced" now though.

 

[OmegaXXII]

your skill depends on how much you practice, so you should practice, practice, practice alot.

 

[PCHU]

Well, to me it seems that what sets Pros and n00bs apart is that there is no '0' in Pro, no 'b', and no 'n'.
The 's' is the only thing tying pros and n00bs together.
That 's', my friends, is sakurai's epic failure (SEF for short) in tripping and the removal of wavedashing and L-canceling (SEFTRWL for short).

 

[YoungPat]

I think the difference between a great player and a good/average competitive player is mostly:

-Spacing
-Timing
-Practicing the right way