I really appreciate and admire your approach to data collection, revision and application in regards to notetaking here! It feels very scholarly in approach and also very doable for players of varying skill types! With Gold star quality seminars like this, I might have to start calling you Professor Silver! >;D
This is a great video! Do you use an app like smash notes or anything for specific matchups against players or do you just keep it pretty character specific and just adjust to different player styles and habits?
Hey, thanks for watching! Personally, I end up just using a basic notepad app or Word document to take down my own notes. I tend to make a set of notes specific to the MUs themselves, and if I have a player I'm particularly looking to beat, I'll make a small set of notes to focus on what I'd like to watch out for or try to take advantage of. You can definitely use whatever you think might help you get better against certain matchups or certain players though! The main gist of the video here is to show a few ways to take down notes and stress the importance of just taking notes. Over time, you'll learn what works well for you. Hope that helps!
@@silver_cckthat's great, thank you! not playing the game for very long I definitely think there's value in the character matchup notes, I still don't know what half these characters do lol
![[SSBU] The Fastest Move In Smash](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/hgB2jz6evaI/mqdefault.jpg)
I really appreciate and admire your approach to data collection, revision and application in regards to notetaking here! It feels very scholarly in approach and also very doable for players of varying skill types! With Gold star quality seminars like this, I might have to start calling you Professor Silver! >;D
Dude, this is incredibly useful. Very nicely done 👏
This is a great video! Do you use an app like smash notes or anything for specific matchups against players or do you just keep it pretty character specific and just adjust to different player styles and habits?
Hey, thanks for watching!
Personally, I end up just using a basic notepad app or Word document to take down my own notes. I tend to make a set of notes specific to the MUs themselves, and if I have a player I'm particularly looking to beat, I'll make a small set of notes to focus on what I'd like to watch out for or try to take advantage of.
You can definitely use whatever you think might help you get better against certain matchups or certain players though! The main gist of the video here is to show a few ways to take down notes and stress the importance of just taking notes. Over time, you'll learn what works well for you. Hope that helps!
@@silver_cckthat's great, thank you! not playing the game for very long I definitely think there's value in the character matchup notes, I still don't know what half these characters do lol