10 Pro Tips to Instantly Improve at Smash Ultimate
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I like that this channel covers more things for mid level players instead of just for new or low level players. There's a decent amount of content for it, but more is appreciated.
Runter Ranger I completely agree
This is definitely for lower level. Jumping over projectiles is something that i thought would be obvious to do
@Bray shut up
@@bray3936 notice how you took one tip yet ignored the others
Most accurate comment I've seen in a long time
This is cool and all but how do I get *worse?* I practiced too much and now my friend group doesn't play smash anymore because nobody can beat me
Play duck hunt with no projectiles!
Rome that is great advice, some things I use to accomplish this are:
Playing bayo in general
Willing myself to not use combos and rely solely on neutral
Puff with only grounded moves or only rest out of shield
Poppt1 dare you to do that challenge against Little Z
dude same my friends get bored really easily because im better than them
Styli yeah, that can be a sucky situation, luckily for me, I have one friend who's stayed on pace with me incredibly well to the point where I'd say neither of us is better than the other. I wish I knew an instant fix, but I don't think there is one. Just give yourself dumb challenges or, if you have more than 2 controllers, play free for alls. Even though I am one of the best in the friend group, we have a pretty even spread of who wins because I can't react to being gordo'd from across the stage while 1v1'ing a robin with an arc-fire fetish.
"Use movement to stay safe"
Me, a Ganondorf main: "No, i don't think i will"
*Laughs in Robin
@@entropy04 who’s robin
I remember how much better I instantly got when I realised I can do a quick aerial to get out of free fall, I had always panicked and double jumped in these situations, it's a horrible habit and very hard to get rid of
I'm a new player, can you explain what you mean?
@@KGBos Sure! When you're hit and launched in the air you're going to be in a this weird state of falling when you can't control the direction too much and can't fastfall (pressing down when in the air makes you land much faster). Most of the time you want to use some quick aerial attack to exit this state. Though I must say sometimes it's worth to just jump like most would do, it depends.
@@dims4627 that makes sense. Thanks for explaining!
@@rienn8559 an attack in the air
If you DI with both sticks, it’ll buffer an aerial
Genuinely good advice. Way better than the typical advice videos where people just tell you to "mix up" a bunch of times.
Some other tips i find helpful in regards to characters
1] once you have a character you like, stick to it, or you sorta get stuck as a jack of all trades, master of none.
2] ignore the tier lists. If you are great with a low-tier character, its going to perform better than trying to use a high-tier character you dont like. Everyones play style is different.
3] if the game stops being fun, take a break for a while and come back. Getting burnt out is not going to help you improve and youre more likely to just mindlessly press buttons.
Yes online is frustrating for new players because everyone I get matched up against has 2 years of experience and I don’t even have all the characters unlocked yet
@@KySignature ik they never go easy or something they are just always in the basement playing smash for 10 hours a day. I was excited to finally get another switch after my cat broke it. Then I come back to not improving because everything is just too boring or too hard or way to easy
@@TypeOfJar I’m already a master of none except for dark pit I guess he’s often told off as bad or ppl just don’t like the pits as characters I just don’t care and play what works for me
Better thing to do is hold special, up, and shield. Special has a higher input priority than shield so if you need to tech, you'll tech, and if you don't, you'll up B
Also, if you're gonna do this, learn to fast fall to ledge. I've seen many people try to do this too high and just land on stage into my loving forward smash, so get used to fast falling to ledge so you don't land on stage, or worse, fast fall through ledge and hit the bottom blast zone.
Gonna try this.
Hig⁉️
I feel like this video is exactly what I needed. Great advice from a great player!
Facts
This feels like the most generic comment Ever made
@@Concussioncat lol true
It’s comments like these that restore my faith in humanity
Me who doesn't have a switch:
*"Interesting..."*
Rip but I relate
It’s worth it
I have a switch, but I don’t have smash ultimate :(
I like how u use footage of u vs little z
pretty sure he recorded it for this video though
Big pro tip. DO NOT WASTE your second jump. Have a plan and push that button wisely. Good players will notice and run off the stage knowing you have limited options
I feel like Poppt is like he only one on youtube giving real tips for smash.
Other videos contain tips that are for people who just began playing the game or tips that are just not that effective.
Memes4Life ! What about BananaBoySSBU
if i could recommend another, vermanubis is a great mind
Izaw's art of smash series is awesome.
This really helps me as a struggling mid level player jumping in and out of elite smash knowing I’m predictable but not knowing how to change my playstyle. Thanks bro subscribed!!!
Fantastic video! I knew about a lot of these tips but are definitely mistakes I do tend to make (and still making an effort to leave behind). As always with your tutorials, examples with top players at the end are an incredible addition to the video. Hopefully we'll see more of this content in the future, though the fun videos are also nice to watch, so keep up with the mixed content!
1. Attack when pressured
2. Double jump after spike attempt
3. Neutral out of shield
4. Use movement to evade
5. Ledge trump
6. Jump over projectiles
7. Hold up to protect against stage spike
8. Look at what ur opponent does after safe move
9. Fast fall arial out of hit stun
10. Never jump into immediate arial from ledge
I was lost figuring out what do to next. You are giving me a more clear idea for what I need to work in next. Thank you
That's literally the first good tip video I've seen that actually helps. I'm experienced but i know a few people who could learn from this
Thank you so much, this is by far your best video yet. I consider myself good at this game, but you went over some core mechanics and trick I needed to learn.
I dont own ultimate but something ive always liked about the smash games is that they are kinda like a real time chess match
Wow, this is really great advice. So many videos like this are lame and don't really give you insightful advice that helps, this was full of good stuff. Loving your content, keep up the great work!
Good to see another informative video from you again. They're pretty well made
Thank goodness this showed up in my feed. I’m already doing a couple of these things, but it also made me realize something I do wrong. I tend to go for the same exact thing after an aerial. If I change it up, then I can keep my opponent guessing and take less hits as a result
I absolutely love these serious type of videos. Really well done. You 'Mind of' series is a great resource on learning the fundamental situations in Smash.
Thank you so much for the video! I’m back into elite smash with my main now!
This video was AWESOME, need more tips like these in smash community!!!
These are actually really good tips for mid level players. A few of these are of course situations so they aren’t the most accurate, but I would listen to this every now and then just to get a refresher on how to play really well, especially before tournament.
I used to play in local tournaments for Melee and Brawl when I was younger. I haven't played Smash in a while and just got Ultimate. Trying to get back into the swing of things.
( I’m thankful for this helping me recently... lately I’ve been impatient and stressed... so not only should I be playing steady but react accordingly)
Hold up to tech stage spike is GOLD.
Coming back to study this before Saturday when I'm playing an online tourney I've been prepping for. I really want to get these tips ingrained into my mind so I can put up the best fight I can!
How’d u do
This is a good video.
Imma practice this and get better. Cheers!
This was so helpful! Thank you!
great advice, gonna try to start implementing these into my gameplay
I watched this 6 months ago and thanks to this im a really good smash player and the best out of all my friends
That is actually really useful. I clicked on this, sure it'd just be a bunch of stuff I already knew, but this was actually good
Thx, glad I'm subscribed 👌
*DISCLAIMER*
No Little Z rage was included in this video.
pls, no Little Z gnome laugh was included
I’m so glad we have a good smash player that is kind enough to give us really good advice. Like ledge trumping blew my mind with how good it was and I never would have thought of it. Thank you poppit
Thanks for sharing these tips! Do you have tips on ledge-trumping consistently?
Love these videos!! Can you make more please and thanks. General information often gets forgotten later on
Hey Poppt.
Is there any chance you could do a review of "Awestin's" Ness game?
You're amazing with Ness yourself and I'm really wanting to get better...
Sooooo....some kinda advanced Ness guide would be wicked dude.
Hope you can help.
Congrats on the sponsorship btw bro. Nice work 👌
These videos are insanely helpful I love em
Very helpful stuff! Thank you!
Poppt you legend. Your guides are always so good.
Honestly these tips are really useful, thanks for making the video
I’m gonna need a lot more tips before I can get good
I know your pain
Just have to practice the ones you know until you're consistent. (Lots of effot, but possible)
DJ Drizzy I mean I’m not bad at smash but like yea I’m kinda mediocre I have a couple smash vids on my channel but I don’t have online so I just play against level 9 cpus
@@casual_ssb3282 buy online, although going to tournaments is the best thing you can do since you won't have lag and such, online is still a great way of learning. cpus choose their options completely randomly at a random time so you can't adapt and go into autopilot mode which is really bad. When your online if you pay attention everyone has habits that you can adapt to and punish accordingly, which is incredibly satisfying. I would say just get it's just 20 dollars. (If you don't have a stable internet connection, please for gods sake buy an ethernet cable so your opponents and you don't have to suffer)
Justin Jagt haha I got good internet I just didn’t use to play enough for it to be worth buying
This is info I actually don’t know and it’s helped. Thanks pop
#1: Don’t lose
YOOOO bro thanks. I'm little Z and now I'm a pro player thanks to you. Thanks mate
^you can feel the sarcasm through the screen
@@LostKefin you arent
@@raptorzeraora2632 thats the joke bro
"Don't get hit."
When I was playing Smash 4, I wanted to get better at Smash and this video straight up helped me.
This is good, as i want to be decent, i dont want to be super good, but imdont want to be losing more than i win and also get utterly destroyed by people who go into all skill arenas when they should be in glorious smashers or veterans
Good guy Zach helping with the video
Bro these tips are actually bomb, good shit.
Great tips, it might take a lot of practice though for me to execute but I'm willing and it will be worth it
Really needed this...
Excellent content. Keep it up man!
I think the important thing to get good at this game is learning the inputs for the controls to do certain maneuvers
Thank you so much for this. My Fox is so bad and this helped me out a lot!
gud video right before oasis >.>
Maybe some idea’s could be not good habits that players do or mixup importance video?
gud work keep it up
Great video, thanks.
Someone's already said this but I'm really glad you have content for mid-level players like me. Most other content is either aimed at people who basically just bought the game or people who get top eight in Evo every year
I’ve been playing smash for a long time and I realize mistakes I make when in battle and I’m not the best at teaching either. Thanks for the tips I’ll definitely look out for these scenarios
These are really good tips part 2 pleaseeeeee
Wow I never knew how to jump! Thanks for teaching me
I watched this video, now I won Evo 2020. Thanks Poppt!
Fantastic tips from a great player. As a newcomer to smash (played brawl for a bit but nothing major) I found this video to be extremely helpful.
Now all nintendo have to do is sort out online and its lag lol
Great tips it really enproved my game play
I think the hold up for stage tech is a good option select strategy, however it makes things untechable at WAY earlier percents so you have to be careful with that, holding down will guarantee your ability to tech for a much wider window of percent because it lowers your knockback. Just a little tidbit I thought I might add!
thanks for this video it helped me a lot i was feeling like i sucked because all my characters gsp was like below 1 mil i watched this and now i have elite smash with lucina
What music did you use towards the end, the piano song ?
Thank you so much for helping me.
Smash Bros Pro Tips (ordered as in the video)
#1 Attack when shield pressured
#2 Double jump back on stage when attempting a stage spike
#3 Turn around to grab crossups
#4 Use movements to stay safe instead of shielding etc.
#5 Use LEDGTRUMPS
#6 Jump over those pesky projectiles
#7 Hold up when attempting to tech a stage spike
#8 Look at what your opponent does after a safe move
#9 Fastfall aerial out of hitstun
#10 Dont immediatly aerial when jumping from the ledge
FYI: For mine and your personal use AFTER you watched the video so you dont have to remember the tips :)
I like how some of these tips are very general for 2d fighting games
Really helpful tips for me, i seem to have a lot of the bad habits you mentioned
Omg I love you and this video. Will totally remember you when I become a pro player
If you dont know if you need to tech its also good to press up b and R at the same time. You get the tech if you need it but if nit the game buffers up b
I was like dayum this new video music is so fresh! Then I heard the in the mind series music later in the vid and I was like dayum this is so nostalgic (since I rewatched all of those many times)
Thank you so much those are Actually pretty good tips i Hope that i get better thanks to you.
Thanks mate
This vid helped a lot.
I'm a year and a half late but thank you! I needed this!
This is cool and all, but any recommendations at even level down or 2 from this?
Great advice
Great video and useful tips
Great video poppt1!
if you are low down when they look for a stage spike, don't air dodge up because it is the most laggy option you could choose especially if you don't have a good airdodge
Great guide
Wow I never realized how much I used those last two, I think just fixing those would make me so much better
BSD says that due to the buffer system (holding a button to perform after being in a vulnerable state), it is best to hold up and special while pressing shield to tech. That way, you will tech if you are stage spiked, but if not, up special will come out. The buffer system has a priority system, where special is higher than shield.
Tip 4 is what I needed. I be getting worked by a lot of people because when I shield they dash back then attack again it’s like their in my mind lmao😂
You should do a video on conditioning opponents into certain options and capitilizing on it
Its an honor to learn from Poppt1, now I just may be able to make good content on my channel
It's cool to see little z help you make this video
There aren’t really any ways to improve instantly but these are still really good tips to improve
Thank you sir for helping me to be a pro
*Mr.Mr*
You are a gift to this world.
My brother is really good at combos so this helps
This is what I need thanks popp1
Some good tips, thanks! But to give some feedback, as a beginner I didn't understand a lot of the terms you were using, and in many clips it was difficult to figure out which player you were talking about when multiple on screen.
When I was a worse player I thought none of this was helpful; as it was stuff I already knew. I am now rewatching and finally realizing I was only AWARE but I didn't KNOW.
Wow ... My brother was looking to get better and was looking for videos on stuff like this. At first, I said he should ignore yours because I was thinking too much of your videos with funny subjects. After a brief moment and after seeing how many views it had compared to the other ones nearby, I remembered how impressively analytical you are and how you articulately explain gameplay in slow-motion; then, I encouraged him to watch it and loved it with him.