Dope vid, but a question I have after writing the notes down? Should we keep notes for each different game/replay or should we make a general notes in one with multiple replays?
If you are getting hit a lot in neutral- is there a good way to stop that? Or is it just a matter of playing cleaner. I just reviewed a few matches from the other day and was getting hit a lot by random stray stuff and it seems to be a common theme for me.
2 Months late, but if you're getting hit alot in neutral, make sure you're blocking. You should almost always be blocking in neutral. Dash jumping allows forward movement and blocking at the same time, and any evasive movement should be complimented by trying to block while doing it. This can be tough to get used to, but you'll block many things you otherwise wouldn't have reacted to because you're already blocking. Also, know each characters "lines of attack". Basically, where can this character hit me from? If they only have a horizontal ki blast on the ground, then jumping is good against them because they have no way to attack that position other than superdash. Staying out of your opponents line of attack means that they'll either have to use an assist to cover it, or they'll have a huge deadzone you can exploit.
This is great, I was just watchin my replays and saw this. I'll start doing this from now on.
Killer vid dude. Great to see your insights about the game, although this meta is hella 💤
Need more videos like this please
ah yes inzem, another banger 🙏
Not sure why I wasn't subbed sooner, this content is really really good
Great vid my G
Dope vid, but a question I have after writing the notes down? Should we keep notes for each different game/replay or should we make a general notes in one with multiple replays?
If you are getting hit a lot in neutral- is there a good way to stop that? Or is it just a matter of playing cleaner. I just reviewed a few matches from the other day and was getting hit a lot by random stray stuff and it seems to be a common theme for me.
2 Months late, but if you're getting hit alot in neutral, make sure you're blocking. You should almost always be blocking in neutral. Dash jumping allows forward movement and blocking at the same time, and any evasive movement should be complimented by trying to block while doing it. This can be tough to get used to, but you'll block many things you otherwise wouldn't have reacted to because you're already blocking.
Also, know each characters "lines of attack". Basically, where can this character hit me from? If they only have a horizontal ki blast on the ground, then jumping is good against them because they have no way to attack that position other than superdash. Staying out of your opponents line of attack means that they'll either have to use an assist to cover it, or they'll have a huge deadzone you can exploit.