sup man,
These were wifi matches right?
just a tip, you shouldnt follow your opponents, especially with ivysaur or charizard. DI'ing towards the opponent usually leaves you open for set ups ie upsmashes from game and watch.. which are a *****
Squirtle:
nice hydroplane upsmash on the 1st vid.. good to see you know how to incorporate that into your gameplay. mix up your approaches though, full jump fair follwed by a falling fair will get predictable. add some empty short hops with nairs and your good. But yeah you need to watch DI'ing into the opponent after you get hit.. very very bad habit.
Ivysaur:
ivysaurs spacing and moveset benefit him by forcing the opponent to approach on your terms, you shouldnt be chasing the opponent but rather making him come to you. retrating razor leafs and ftilts can space out well along with a throw when you know they are gonna block.
Charizard:
I loved your rocksmash into up+b in your 1st video... very nice if you had fully connected that wouldve been dope. same problem here as with squirtle is you DI into the opponent after getting hit. Another thing is dont forget to use charizards throws... they are very useful in gameplay.
yes these were Wi-Fi matches.
Hey there.
I will keep this in mind. Though I mainly try to stay close to a certain person (named Hec) as if he is playing Toon Link, he will bomb me to death and lots of arrows and that boomerang. So someone else here at the PT boards said to stay close that way it messes up his bomb strategy and that we both get hit if he throws it. He often smashes too if you get close so I am constantly weaving around him. His Toon Link is why I hate Toon Link in brawl and I will target TL players in a brawl match. Same with Zelda. His Zelda is such a din's fire thrower and he will up smash you when you least expect it. So I try to stay close so I can try to match hit for hit. I hate to let him have some distance, as it can spell trouble. When I play Lucario, I can play my Street Fighter game a little with him as Lucario has projectiles of his own. He (Hec) when playing Zero Suit Samus, loves to toss armor at me at the beginning of the match, so I am now flaming him. He will rush at me too which is why I up B a lot with Charzy. His ZSS can rush me, combo and knock me back off the edge and I can loose position and fall to my early death and its a lot to work on him to get him to a high percent of damage to finish off a stock of his.
When I played Pika, it was a lot of work because he knows Pikas range and how to get around Pika's counters. It seems that when I started using Pokemon Trainer, his ZSS is working hard to get around my Squirtle. I love that turtle.
This Hec guy plays extremely well and I am trying to match him, and I thank you for your input. Tips help.
I did beat his Meta Knight the other night, but the match was too long for my Wii to record. He hasn't played MK that long. Though he is good with most characters that hit hard and fast. His main "mains" are Zelda, Toon Link, ZSS and will play Wolf and Ike very, very aggressively. I can beat his Wolf enough times, but his Ike is brutal.
I'm still learning, but I love PT. The whole team. Squirtle is my strongest character that I fight with, Charzy is my second. I need to improve my Ivy.
Timmy,
What did I tell you when we played about using UP to attack with Zard and Squirt so much?
Its not good with Squirtle, if anything extremely situational.
And with Zard its only ok when you know it will hit AND kill.
Nice tho Tim, you are getting better.
See its just a bit of old habit that sprung up. Like I was saying, Hec will charge me, which is to knock me off balance. You can see that in some matches I uploaded. Like the FFA where it was Ike and Wolf involved. If you notice at the beginning of the match, he rushes me with his Ike. His plan is to beat me wicked with that sword and rack up a lot of damage very quickly and early in the match. So I flame him at the beginning. He turns around and attacks the other guy. This was after he kept getting flamed or up b hit. If when the FFA starts and he is close to me, I am on the defensive.
He knows I used to have a lot of problems with recoveries. Though I improved my recoveries a lot. I never really had a recovery problem with Lucario. I would sometimes have a problem with Pika, depending on if my quick attack didn't angle in the right direction or the second part of the directional move didn't go off in time.
Hec is fun to play against, but he will be brutal if I don't watch it. Though yeah sometimes when fighting recently I remembered what you said about the up B with Charizard. I had just a few relapses.
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