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General - Rule #1 Don’t be unsafe without a good reason… Good being it will hit the options the opponent has shown proclivity towards in a given situation.
#2 When you don’t understand what works in a given situation or why that is so remember the situation (the series from initiate to setup to problem option) and figure it out later.
3 – One character to rule them all! I am a firm believer that you will never be able to master multiple characters on the same level as just having a main. If you want to play a strategy involving counterpicks, pick someone with matchup advantages where you want to counterpick and accept that those will help you make up for not being as precise. Play however many characters or games you want casually but main up (1 character in 1 game) and keep it sharp.
4 – Practice, not a game. We talking bout practice! You can practice in practice mode, vs, online or any way that makes you push buttons. Provided acceptable net coding all are great ways to expand your knowledge/understanding of the game and therefore will help you improve and stay in practice.
5 - Don’t get carried away with practice mode, you need to practice blocking stuff too.
6 – Whenever you think you understand something question what else could get thrown into the mix to fuck it all up.
When learning – 1 - When learning know your offense first. This is some Sun Tzu wisdom for your ear… That whole part about know yourself and know your opponent. In the given platform knowing your own offense is going to be much more useful then little tidbits of matchup knowledge. So start with knowing yourself and learn the early matchup stiff from general rule 2.
2 – Winning doesn’t matter when learning, try things you think might work just to see if they can. You will find something eventually J
In competition – 1 – Make the opponent work for every bit of damage.c
2 - Take everything they give you
3 – Don’t be predictable
4 – Calmly defend in the setups you haven’t seen before
PS - If you haven’t go read play to win
#2 When you don’t understand what works in a given situation or why that is so remember the situation (the series from initiate to setup to problem option) and figure it out later.
3 – One character to rule them all! I am a firm believer that you will never be able to master multiple characters on the same level as just having a main. If you want to play a strategy involving counterpicks, pick someone with matchup advantages where you want to counterpick and accept that those will help you make up for not being as precise. Play however many characters or games you want casually but main up (1 character in 1 game) and keep it sharp.
4 – Practice, not a game. We talking bout practice! You can practice in practice mode, vs, online or any way that makes you push buttons. Provided acceptable net coding all are great ways to expand your knowledge/understanding of the game and therefore will help you improve and stay in practice.
5 - Don’t get carried away with practice mode, you need to practice blocking stuff too.
6 – Whenever you think you understand something question what else could get thrown into the mix to fuck it all up.
When learning – 1 - When learning know your offense first. This is some Sun Tzu wisdom for your ear… That whole part about know yourself and know your opponent. In the given platform knowing your own offense is going to be much more useful then little tidbits of matchup knowledge. So start with knowing yourself and learn the early matchup stiff from general rule 2.
2 – Winning doesn’t matter when learning, try things you think might work just to see if they can. You will find something eventually J
In competition – 1 – Make the opponent work for every bit of damage.c
2 - Take everything they give you
3 – Don’t be predictable
4 – Calmly defend in the setups you haven’t seen before
PS - If you haven’t go read play to win
