FASTEST Ways to IMPROVE at Super Smash Bros. ft. Captain Faceroll
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- A guide on Super Smash Bros. that shows the FASTEST ways to improve. Captain Faceroll Shows us how he became MIOM Top 100 in less than 3 years with this concise guide. Captain Faceroll is arguably the strongest "doc kid" and this video shows us how he accomplished that.
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how to get good: don't get hit
L, R, A, Start, play Fox.
Hax's ultimate Falcon movement option.
What if your main is Lucario...
instructions unclear: SDd 4times at the start of the match
Now in 2022, people get hit intentionally to crouch cancel and hard punish it
"Don't get hit."-Isai
Can we have this guy come more often? Captain Faceroll is noice!
agreed
Went to hs with him, turns out he is nice
Finding a main is super important. I wholeheartedly suggest writing down everything you like about the characters you're playing, writing a list of chars from Fox to Falcon (lower if you want, no disrespect) next to it and crossing off every one who doesn't fit that criteria. It really helped me go from alternating Peach and Falcon to settling on Marth. It hurts to cut a character you have an emotional attachment to, but if you're serious about improvement, you've got to focus.
This is why I’m gonna main Roy 😎👌
shout out to Infinite Numbers who went from unranked to top 50 in 1 year.
I love the character's tags at the clips around 3:18.
Also, all these grab jokes faceroll is making are hilarious lmao
SSB_Seal I really like your name, i like it
SSB_Seal my feed is almost entirely siivagunner or melee, so I end up seeing you in the comments wherever I go haha
+Ogopogo My feed is also all SiivaGunner and Melee and I also always see me wherever I go! Isn't life strange?
Damn, choosing one character to main is gonna be a real pain. I'm having trouble deciding that for both Melee and Sm4sh, but it feels weirdly tougher in Melee to choose.
I would recommend that if possible choose a different character for Sm4sh and Melee. I know for some people, me included, it feels very jarring to go from Melee with one character and then trying them in Sm4sh and it being completely different. It can mess with your consistency with both iterations of your character (this specific reason is actually why Mew2King is a Cloud main on Sm4sh instead of Sheik, the differences messed with him too much).
Brimstone Yeah, that was something that I recently had to consider. Ever since I was a kid, I always played Marth so despite the fact that I could still play him somewhat competently in either game, the constant transition always screwed me up. I'm thinking I'll stick with Marth in Melee but I also have my eyes on Fox and C. Falcon as I've been having a lot of fun with them and playing/watching them is always a blast. Sm4sh on the other hand, I'm unsure of. I like a great deal of characters but none stand out that badly to me asides from ZSS and Sheik.
Luis Carlos Holguín Pérez I feel as though I've been through that process with Melee (also looking to play Marth!)
I'll try that out in Sm4sh though, thanks for the advice.
i love marth and im getting better with him but i went to a local and 40% of the people there played marth so i picked up falcon because he's fun af and i didnt see any falcons there
Matthew Leclair Go Fox, TORHYAAAH!
"100s of hours of experience" try thousands. like 10,000 or more.
Thanks for giving me an excuse on why I play 800 hours of Smash
This is actually an awesome video with great fundamental tips man; much appreciated!
How to be LEGIT good on Melee
Main Kirby
And only play with items on on pokefloats
N64Hacking1.2 I actually main Kirby
I really appreciate the advice and your rise to the top 50 is really inspiring to me im going to be joining the competive scene soon.
Just got Melee yesterday, This helped
Cubone Sans when u get a game that came out in 2001 in 2017😂😂
IamMe true ROFL
I bought melee in 2016 best game of 2016
IamMe funny thing is that game was maid in 13 months mostly by one person
These videos are so helpful in helping me understand the competitive side of melee. I'm going to main pikachu in melee because I already main him in smash 4.
I've heard a lot about the whole one character strat, thanks for pointing that out
ive been wanting to start playing melee, ive played alot of ssb4, and this realy helped, earned my sub
Your voice is amazing Faceroll 0.0
Thanks for the advice! I'm going to start maining Ice Climbers and wobble in tournament! Wish me luck!
I need to pause over and over after a falcon punch to be a pro, or at least in friendlies.
This guy knows what's up. This is basically the melee version of how to get good at anything. I go to school minutes from Xanadu and a friend who plays SF tourneys there, but this engineering degree prevents me from having time to get serious. After I graduate in May maybe I'll be have the time to get good. Great vid as always!
did you ever get serious?
@@RexPerfection no I didn't. Life dragged me in a different direction and doing fun stuff like competitive melee wasn't anything I could think about even remotely. It could have been fun I guess, but now melee is dead (sort of), ultimate is not something I care to get into, and I'm in a completely different place in life.
very great video, this ganon main loves all of you in smash tutorials. UwU
Damn Griffin, your voice over work is amazing. You have to do more VO stuff
(btw Griffin is Captain Faceroll, i can use his first name because we are tight like that. yeah i know top players but its whatever to me lol)
I really enjoyed hearing Faceroll talk over this.
You should consider writing a Marth versus floaty guide from the perspective of the floaty.
Specifically, understanding how to DI Marths aerials and throws, and understanding what marths counterplay to those DIs are. Puff might be the easiest to discuss this in depth if you want to pick one specific character to discuss it with.
this is sick. i need to begin the grind.
why captain faceroll look like those Mr.Saturns that Peach pulls lmao
great vid
captain Faceroll actually had alot of good points here. I'd like to hear from him again sometime on this channel.
this is a very well made and well edited video. underrated as fuck.
How I like to think of losing sets: I tell myself that I lost a set not because I was bad, but because my opponent was really good; they were better than me. In this mindset I both credit the other player for being more skilled than I am and complimenting the work they've put into the game, and I'm also not putting myself down for losing. With this mindset I'm not discrediting my own skill in the game while also giving credit to my opponent for a well played game.
Yeah lol even if I get wrecked I'll be like "damn you creamed me lol" to the other guy or like "really good (character they're playing) you got there, bro"
If you still want to play multiple characters I recommend doing this:
Play one character and only that character for a week
Switch to another one and play for a week
Repeat.
If there is one character in the group that you want to make your "*main* main" never use any character in the training room other than that character.
I've got some progress so far with this tactic.
Have you done a Tournament Guide? Things such as how to find tournaments? How to do pick/ban? Basically all the stuff outside the game
I sadly can't #2 because my country doesn't have a competitive scene :(
Have you tried looking at smashboards Tournament Listings? Thats where I found my competitive scene, might help you out as well.
Nintendo Fan Your Normal Start the scene yourself! If you are looking for tournaments, chances are that other people in your area are looking for them too and may be down to help you organize events.
Where are you from?
tell me where your from and I will send you some links to a group or something that has been in at least the past. I've almost never found anywhere that no one plays at all
Hello !
Anything in Portugal ? (near Lisbon if possible)
Faceroll's voice Kreygasm
vert true what he said about the punish game
I been play ssbm since 2003. And I been playing brawl when it first came out and I got good at both of them for 2 years
i disagree on the one character thing. i feel it depends on the person. its kinda like saying dont learn more then 1 language at a time because it splits your experience when we know that its actually very helpful for learning both.
I like this since it doesn’t just apply to melee, bus smash as a whole
Honestly I play ssf2 and I'm thinking about applying that to my game. Thx
Just to add on to what to do after you lose a set, and I realize this isn't for everybody, but what I do personally if I lose is I ask the person who won what they think I could do better, ask them for any tips in the matchup, etc. and I write them down in a notebook to keep them for later.
thx
My main was Snake :C. Now need to improve with C.Falcon un SSB4
I feel like focusing on grinding tech skill works better for more technically demanding Smashes i.e. 64/Melee/PM.
This is the birth of False Swipe Gaming
I did not expect that voice out of that face
another thing is to play low tiers, hear me out it can help you learn to rely more on the basics rather then characters "cheese moves" as i call them(marth Fair, fox's shine, falco dair, shiek f tilt) and help you learn to work around limitaions and force you to play smart, alot of friends of mine main top tiers and rely heavily on those kinds of cheese moves and still get beat by my luigi and ness
nice
Well I don't care if I should only learn 1 or 2 characters, I'm fine with learning 4 characters at once, Marth, Mewtwo, Falco and Ganondorf
ColdfacekillerJr KonekoToujouFan00 bad tho
This applies to all fighters
Holy shit I just realised the shoutout at the end (False Swipe Gaming) is the guy that makes the competitive pokemon history videos.
Ive got one question to Advanced smash players. I can totally understand why Brawl and smash 4 Werent Able to replace melee, But i actually Wonder why there Wasnt a shift to pm. Actually it has melees gameplay with added chars and Stages?
King Of Rap coz it's piracy unfortunately(fact) and its mostly underground now due to Nintendo not allowing it to be streamed on the main platform level :P
PM is great, but Nintendo forced the project to be shut down and does not allow PM streams on big sites such as Twitch.
Clash still has a small PM scene
i feel the hardest way to improve is playing competitively against people of your skill level, it always feels like everyone is miles better than you. getting bodied can only get you so much better at learning how to get a better chance in neutral. that how i see it right now but i know melee is a tough game to learn.
What are the best characters to get good at with trainer modes solo? Like the ones whose gameplan is more fulfilled from practicing those modes than others?
Can you do a video about : How to practice pikachu ???
My mains were Kirby,Pit and Bowser Jr.
Eventually stuck to Pit.
Can we finally get a how to "fight peach video"! Is that hard to ask
Pro Tip for Sheik mains: You can bair Falco all the way to gimp town if you bthrow him off the stage.
why is that FD so small?
i quit melee after going to as many tournaments that i could and always coming up short. never won one. my best placement was a complete collapse in grand finals for a second place in an arcadian in a smaller region.(arcadian=top 10 players not allowed). i'm coming back to the game, after 5 years, but my new focus is to have fun. have fun and connect with the community. i remembered the first game i ever watched(ken vs pc chris ny06) and how i felt. i didn't worry about anything, i just wanted to play. i just wanted to play. that's my new mindset. that's my new goal.
or am i trippin about FD? 🤔 is it the camera?
Can you make an are you a doc player vid pls
Also helps to live in Socal
2:10
If you don't feel like tournaments are for you then do melee netplay
Wait, friendlies are suppose to be relaxed?
Those are characters I'm going to use competitively
3:08
edit: so this is seen before the fold, in general i agree with everything he's saying. I'm just nitpicking.
m2k played multiple at first, though his marth was really good he was a fox main for quite a bit of time. he didn't stick (as evident by his name) but he got better relatively slowly and is a special case for alot of things. PPMD started off as a doc, then switched to falco marth for a while, and got good as a double main, but once again, this is a different story since his case was unique and he learned the game very differently from a lot of people.
While I don't disagree with your point solo maining helps you get good easier, and faster for most people, to cite the gods when yes, a majority of them did start off solo main, the fact remains 2 of them didn't get god solo maining.. and that's a decent percentage for it to not be as useful a thing to point at in my opinion.
I want to reiterate- I agree with captain faceroll, just not his evidence as to why.
I don't believe that is true. M2K played only Fox before becoming Top 8 at the old MLG circuits and PPMD played only Falco. You can look back at the footage, they rarely played Marth/Doc in tournament while reaching these points.
I don't believe this is true actually, M2K became Top 8 in the MLG circuit without playing Marth in tournament. You can even look at old footage, I don't remember anything where PPMD used doc in tournament while rising to the top (also he started with Mario, not Doc). In fact he says he dropped Marth/Mario before he became one of the Top6
SSBM Tutorials yeah you'r right sorry i said doc because o i was looking into something else at the time. (incident where a player switch to doc to counter someone)
about number 4
in a Game like Smash thats surprisingly easy for me to accept i lost to someone , unlike in League of Legends where i can try my hardest and lose because of a teammate
but in Smash i only rage when losing to a CPU because of unfair level 9 CPU mechanics ( thats why i stopped practing with them , now i practise with Level 1 or 5 , still get riddicolous grabs from them sometimes but not as bad
Which should I choose, Marth or Peach?
my main problem is i need to learn to short jump when i need to etc and learn when to di etc
Wait, this video had the creation of False Swipe Gaming from a friend? Wow.
History of Reshiram. If you know, you know
WHAT IS CONVERTING AT THE LEDGE
"merely 3 years"
"gimping space animals."
You can now call this video: How to destroy m2k
mhh im thinking who to main; Bowser or marth. i know marth is way better but i feel like at the moment im becomming an good with bowser.
Everyone is here
Ive been playing ssbm for about 2 years, but i only started getting competive the past month. I was never really good at any of the top teir characters so i set my attentien to low teirs.and then i found aMSa a japoness player who plays yoshi. I was instently amazing of how he was moving with such a wonky charactor. i would love to know how he does it. how he ledge grab and throw an egg all at the same time.
I'm thinking about maining mario because after a few hours of playing him, he feels like a good fit for me. The only problem is that I cannot find any guides on him whatsoever. How should I learn to play him?
watch top marios. mango's mario (aka scorpion master), A Rookie, Koopatroopa, etc
I see my mistake. I revolve around 8-10 mains. I have a small 4-5 that I am my best with but I think my all time best character is Pikachu. I see now that I have to play as Pikachu every time to practice.
While sticking with one character is good, you might want a counterpick for those bad matchups.
I don't necessarily agree with the part about solo maining, but great video nonetheless.
how to be good at melee: play fox
How to never lose: Play fox
Practice smash vs practice medicine....hmmm...such a touch decision
Hey Kira. If you don't mind, could you explain to me what to specifically look for when playing a match or point me to some more of your videos. I sometimes try to look for too many things in a match. Thank you.
I look for patterns / mistakes. Should be a video coming up on this soon tho
SSBM Tutorials Thank you very much!
ive been looking for tournaments, but my area just doesnt have a seen sadly
You said that sticking to one character would be the fastest way to get good. But what about a character just to learn the basics with
Can you make a Dubble Jump Cancel video?
What's grabbing? Marth from across the stage xd
Sucks cause i cant find a singal tournament near me
Except I have one tournament a month an hour away from where I live.
SPACE ANIMALS.
I don't know which character to choose because I don't have a preference. I main Falco, Jiggs and Marth, so how can I choose one of them?
lol he said hundreds of hours.. more like thousands..
What happens if you only have melee and project M on Wii with ZERO friends to play??
Really, there is no cookie cutter way to get good. In my experience it's the people asking others how they should learn that have the hardest time learning. I play tons of characters and all the smash games and im the fastest improving player in our scene. It's kind of like bruce lee's fighting style, everyone has a way of doing things thats best for them
Hey man, I am somebody who picks up video games and can easily become good at them. I am soon to be embarking on a journey to become really good and competitive at smash. I am going to put heaps of time into the game and try and compete at tournaments, I'm in my 20's so I am a late bloomer, but I have played all iterations of Smash except smash 4 and ultimate. I never really considered playing competitively. Is there any characters you would recommend to pick up that is just an all around good character for all situations?
Fox, Marth are best
My problem is that whenever I start trying to stick to just one character, I start doing worse with that one and start doing better with the rest of the cast.
My main game is Project M, and as someone who loves learning to play new characters and finding their unique tricks and abilities, I've found myself able to play a majority of the cast at a tournament level. I've even won tournament sets with bowser, the worst character in the game! But my love for diversity is another reason why it's hard for me to stick to a single character: because I get bored of doing the same thing over and over when there are so many other cool things out there.
But back to my main point, when I focus on one character to main, usually Lucario, I end up underperforming with it in tournaments, and when I bust out secondaries they end up doing serious damage. This isn't always 100% true, but it is a reoccurring pattern
Bowser being the worst character in the game in Project M has a lot less bearing than it would in Melee, since "the worst character in the game" is still tournament viable in Project M.
I feel like Project M's tier list should be taken with a grain of salt, since most people will look at tier lists and use it to make snap judgements of characters, which has truth to fairly unbalanced games like Melee or Brawl, but can be misleading when looking at a game like Project M, where people will look at the lowest placing character and assume he's garbage when in reality, Bowser is probably around the equivalent of Melee Falcon on Melee's list.
I know that wasn't the point of your comment, but it's always something that bugs me, lol. It's like when Eventhubs or whoever made a 3.0 tier list way back when which placed Toon Link at last, and suddenly everyone who thought they were good at the game was declaring how terrible Toon Link was despite no one saying it prior and Toon Links still doing absolutely fine at tournaments.
well the point of sticking to one character is to improve and grow with them faster than others. so if you continue doing the same thing over and over then it somewhat defeats the purpose
EpicOdysseus Bowser is in no way the worst char in pm
Fighting level 9s is how I do it
Marth doesn't have to do anything against Fox,just grab. Marth grabbed Fox in star Fox 64
Friendlies? DIs? Punishes? WHAT!? I don't understand the learn to lose thing, I didn't get this all quite in my head
Friendlies: A practice run with other people that aren't in tournaments.
DI: Slight maneuvering when you get knocked out when getting hit. It's rather essential for longer survival.
Punish: How much damage you implement when you are comboing your opponent.