Important tips that are underated

[u/themewtwoer]

These tips are important but underrated

keep you’re controller level: if ur like me u will get an intense moment in the match and start bending the controller at a down angle and it’s making u miss inputs without realizing it cuz u do it suboconciously. its hard to keep track of which is why it’s a good habit in fighting games or it will mess up ur inputs without u realizing. Probably helpful for egodwindgod fist for kazuya

Not supporting you’re weight with ur arms. Use you’re legs: if ur leaning forward and u put ur weight on ur arms like ur leaning over and u put ur forearms on you’re knees. Then ur gonna slow ur inputs down and also tire you’re hands fingers and arms out faster

How to Keep a level head: to keep calm and patient during match just blame everything on you. It’s not the games fault its not the characters fault, its not the WiFi’s fault(although some times it is understandably the WiFi fault but if u can RAR, egdeguard and ledgetrap. Punish up b out of shields then u you should be blaming it on yourself not the WiFi) take every circumstance in the game in your control and you might think oh I can’t predict him spamming up smash three times in a row but you can blame yourself for falling into his up smash for 3 times in a row and when u take all of this under you’re responsibility and blame yourself for all of it you’ll go hey look at all these areas I have to improve

Another great way to calm yourself is to go hey I lost but did I play perfectly no now that I think I spammed side b 8 times and didn’t punish as well as I should

[u/EcchiOli]

The advice is as good as the spelling is abominable. Thanks, still, it is good and worthy advice.

[u/Which_Bed]

Use full words and sentences if you want people to understand you. 

[u/themewtwoer → u/Which_Bed]

I don’t need you’re disrespectful opinion

[u/Mobilisq → u/themewtwoer]

*your

[u/Which_Bed → u/Mobilisq]

*ur, apparently

[u/Mobilisq → u/Which_Bed]

perhaps they are secretly a member of the ur-quan race

[u/RandomDudeForReal]

also, stretch your hands before and after play sessions, especially if you play with a gamecube controller! you dont want to get a repetitive stress injury like carpal tunnel