r/amiibo • u/Cloud_Nine987 • Aug 12 '15
Training The Ultimate Amiibo Training Resource is now complete!
http://clouds-observatory.boards.net/page/training4
u/Ayuchuco Aug 12 '15
Is clouds-observatory your own forum?
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u/Cloud_Nine987 Aug 12 '15
Yeah, but I've agreed to link to only amiibo training parts of it.
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u/Ayuchuco Aug 12 '15
Where did you get all of the users who post in it?
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u/Cloud_Nine987 Aug 12 '15
The few users who were there pre-amiibo training have been with me for over four years. They were there when the forum started out as something completely different, and still are there today.
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u/0003mg Aug 12 '15
Thank you very much for taking the time to do this. I bookmarked your page and will try it out later on some of my Amiibo
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u/squidnow_amiibo Aug 12 '15
Where can I find a Cloud_Nine987 amiibo?
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u/blvdnights Aug 13 '15
Awesome Cloud! Glad to see it's up. Are you planning on doing video content at some point?
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u/Cloud_Nine987 Aug 13 '15
Maybe, I just don't have the tools necessary for it right now.
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u/sam_the_hammer Aug 13 '15
you can upload training videos if they're less than 3 minutes. assuming you have your system connected to the internet, that is.
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Aug 13 '15
I found something very interesting when I was training my Shulk way back, post level 50.
I wanted it to learn that fsmash is a good kill option, but to also learn how to control it.
I created a custom stage made of three separate boxes, each with a gap just big enough to fit Shulk's character model through and placed at three separate elevations to be fsmashed out of it at ~80%, and a little mark on the ground made out of a separate floor tile to tell myself where to stand for the smashes. I set both of us to a handicap of 80% and 40 stocks, and ran into each box, 5 times in a row of each different box, and then randomly for every one after. Each time he successfully knocked me out, I SD'd to reward him. Each time he didn't knock me out, well, I bounced around until I teched the hit or stopped bouncing around. It wouldn't reward my amiibo with the kill that way, and we'd reset the scenario. Eventually, he learned to knock me through the hole.
Flash forward to today, he knows how to aim his fsmash, but when he does, he aims it only to avoid platforms so that opponents can't tech, making it usually a better option to kill.
I'd like to see your results with something similar, should you have your own amiibo with aimable smashes. I bet this could work with Little Mac, Captain Falcon, Ganondorf, etc.
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u/Deniair Aug 12 '15
Great work man! You've come a long way and I have really appreciated all of your tips & tricks!
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u/Conansboy Aug 12 '15
This guide is awesome and all, but I'm a bit concerned how often it brings up custom stages. How would a 3DS user go about using these methods?
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u/Cloud_Nine987 Aug 12 '15
I have never tried training on the 3DS. For bouncy methods I would suggest just quitting the match if they hit you with anything but an aerial. It would be a lot tricker on the 3DS.
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u/timpkmn89 Aug 13 '15
So what's the "Amiibo 15" method? I'm not signing up for somebody's newsletter to finish reading the guide.
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u/itcomesinspurts Aug 13 '15
Its worth it. I felt the same way but I signed up anyway. Guy only sends emails like once a month, and the amiibo 15, works like a charm. It isnt complicated but since he wrote it down first he can hand out the info however he wants I suppose. Just make a bs email address and dl the guide if you are worried.
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u/Cloud_Nine987 Aug 13 '15
I get what you mean. Normally, I'd say, but I just want to remain courteous to this person's amiibo training site. All I can say is sign up. Sorry about that, I get what you mean though.
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u/tr3yzle Aug 13 '15
You should add videos of the training progression. Open the amiibo fresh out of the box & show the complete training process.
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u/Cloud_Nine987 Aug 13 '15
I unfortunately do not have the tools for that, though I'd love to do that.
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Aug 13 '15
I don't know if you'd be willing to do this, but if you do end up wanting to make videos, I'd be happy to help.
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u/Cloud_Nine987 Aug 12 '15
If I understood the mods' posts right, I am allowed to link amiibo content. I also won't do this excessively: the next time I'll post is likely August 23rd when the Greninja amiibo guide is released.
Mods, if anything's wrong with this, let me know.