The walls! They're closing in! Heeeeelp....
No. But it might help visual learners as well as give people ideas.
What can you learn from this video that you can't learn without actually playing the game? (Outside of general strategy.) It's not like the controls are anything complicated.
agreed. I was a stick player up until a week and a half ago, then I tried sticks and I knew all there was to know about sticks in 2 days. I pray that there will be no more "news articles" of videos of people's hands.
Well - I can't answer that since I don't care for it - but it's probably useful to someone out there. Although I agree that it isn't important enough to be on the front page. Dude I understand since he is pretty famous (and people were curious as to how he turned so fast with -1.5 sensitivity) anymore eh.
I think SND and Flc have some videos.
dude. The best way to learn is to just do it. Try it in turf where it isnt that big of an issue if you lose. You WILL lose a bunch of matches, and that's ok. Once you're good at motion controls, it won't ever be an issue.
sure. Fine, agreed. But by god I want people to understand that they will need to actually learn for themselves in battle how to use these motion controls, even though they WILL lost their first few matches.
I'm an S rank bro, I have a pretty good idea on how to stay afloat. I even bobbled from S to A- and back up again. My point is there's literally tips for the most basic weapons, sub weapons, and specials etc. but I've never seen any tips on how to aim better. If you have a good video, link me. Otherwise, telling me that learning through my losses isn't gonna help me with squid poop. After all, I went from a solid C to an S just by changing the way I play after watching a few streamers. Getting a bit of help always trumps figuring the thing out for yourself.
You know that thing in the middle of your screen? It's called a crosshair. When another inkling or turf without ink is in your crosshair, shoot. That's it! No one can "teach" you to aim, you gotta play around and get better at it yourself. There are no guides, no FAQs, no videos, and no cheat codes.
I believe Squids Next Door did an article on flick snipes, which is a technique that you should be using with the Squiffer. There's also a guide somewhere here on how to practice flick snipes in the training room, which starts with Squiffer (because it's the easiest to flick snipe with) and ends with E-Liter (because it's the hardest to flick snipe with).
Welcome to a competitive scene spawned by Smash players. Every action in the game must have a goofy name, and all of the most trivial aspects of gameplay are astonishing.
pls no
Wavedashing in Sploon confirmed!?
nein