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- "What should I practice?"
- General Guide: https://docs.google.com/document/d/189b7R2_7HCz8UYs1jiRSGeNNO-JgqEIer_qAK3GvNNQ/edit
- To improve at Melee by yourself, you need to do two main things:
- 1. Tech Skill Practice
- 2. Match Analysis
- 1. Tech to practice as Puff
- [if possible, do these exercises using 20xx frame counter: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMUC9rH4NSQ]
- - Wavedashing Exercises:
- - Wavedashing as fast as possible
- - Wavedashing then jumping or doing an aerial as fast as possible
- - Wavedashing then grabbing as fast as possible
- - Turning around and wavedashing as fast as possible
- - Wavedashing in and out of crouch
- - Wavedashing at different angles for different lengths
- - Out of Shield versions of all these exercises
- - Air Movement Exercises:
- - Short hop fast fall on frame 15 (22 total frames in the air)
- - Full hop fast fall on frame 22 (37 total frames in the air)
- - Short hop, bair within the first 3 frames, then double jump [and bair/aerial again]
- - Fullhop fair as fast as possible
- - Retreating/Approaching auto-cancel nair
- - SHFFL Aerials
- - Drill Grab/Rest
- - Double jump right before landing
- - Double jump immediately after jumping [and shifting momentum] [landing/wavelanding/canceling on platform]
- - Platform Movement Exercises:
- - Shield drop aerial
- - Platform cancel aerial into upair/rest
- - Shield drop instant double jump
- - Shield drop fast fall
- - Wavelanding off into fast fall/double jump
- - Ledgedash
- - CPU Exercises [20xx 3.02]:
- - Combo Practice
- - Shield drop rest Marth up-tilt
- - Crouch -> Powershield -> Wavedash vs. Falco Lasers
- - SDI out of fox's upthrow upair
- - Out of shield rest on smash attacks (most important: fox upsmash, marth non-tipper fsmash, falco fsmash)
- 2. How to analyze matches
- The most efficient method of getting better is to play a match and immediately analyze it with the person you played.
- If you're practicing solo, then there's a few ways of getting analysis in:
- - Netplay matches
- - Incredibly easy to find matches whenever you want, and let you get practice in at whatever time is convenient to you
- - Downside of requiring good internet connection, people close enough to play with, and a computer that can record dolphin in OBS
- - Recording matches from your local tournaments
- - Requires a capture card or 20xx:TE + Dolphin + OBS to record matches
- - Top player matches
- - Don't analyze HBox
- Use either https://flowfeedback.com/ or a school notebook + pen/pencil, whatever you prefer
- If you don't have a specific thing to focus your analysis on, stop the video every time you get hit, mark the position immediately beforehand and what moves were done by both people, and look for patterns.
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