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As Snake's opponent, your best bet is to mix up your recovery with air dodges, and varying the timing of when and where you up-b, DI, and use all the tools at your disposal to avoid getting hit by nikida missile. There's no easy answer, but Inkling is probably the best at this, and that's why I...

I would agree with the fact that it's hard for wolf to react when you catch him lazering, but if you get hit by a reflected cross it's usually an easy way for wolf to kill you. IDK, i feel like so much of simon is just about reading what your opponent is going to expect, and that if you can't...

I play simon and i have a friend who's a wolf main so I'm constantly fighting wolf, and everybody and their grandma plays young link, so i've fought a lot of those too The trick to dealing with both of them is to mix them up to get them to react badly to the axe. Wolf and young link both rely...

All you have to do is go to the website I linked and make a profile. It’s easy in smash ultimate because you can just go to the “battle arenas” under the “online” menu in the main menu of smash ultimate. I have no idea why everyone playing this game isn’t doing so on anther’s ladder

Elite smash is dumb. Play on anther’s ladder.

Just play on https://www.smashladder.com/. You get to play people by real tournament rulesets (I.E., banning stages and counterpicking) instead of just final destination and battlefield. You also don't need to get to elite smash to play on anthers.

This video is more of a theory discussion but I think it makes a lot of good points, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=egsc_DP1vqA&t=307s

Well after getting off a few attack cancelled arials in online play I can say this new tech is awesome! I'm a Simon main, and before the best thing I could do was shorthop fair or shorthop bair in neutral, but now my jump range is crazy when I land the attack cancel right! The only tough thing...

Honestly it's not that hard everybody. Just go into training mode and try it out at half speed then try it out at normal speed for about a half an hour. If it doesn't work the first time you try it, don't get discouraged! Try again tomorrow, then the next day, and then the next. You can do it...

I totally disagree with everyone who says 'competitive viability is meaningless' because if your goal is to play the game, enjoy the game, and maybe learn about and improve at the game for years to come, then competitive viability is a fundamental requirement of having a living, breathing...

Also as a note on the buffering system: you might not 'like' that system in the game, and you might not like the parry system either, but its a tool your opponents will learn and use against you, so you may as well learn how to take advantage of it. You might grow to like it when you start...

I don't think competitive viability is a meaningless term. Correct me if i'm wrong, but what you were trying to find out when you asked the question @LucasTizma was something along the lines of "will people be playing this game in tournaments in 2, 5, or even 10 years from now", and to that...

No smash game besides melee will ever have "evergreen" competitive viability. There's never going to be a smash game besides melee that you can pick up and play in 2018 and then pick up and play in 2038 (assuming global warming hasn't destroyed us all, not joking). Just accept that and then ask...

Ok in all honesty I'd love to know what all of snake's combos are, if someone could tell me what combos into stick, or how to reliably get sticks off that'd make my day.

@JoltSmash13 Regarding your friends who you can consistently beat: Most of the best players agree there's always something else you could learn from an opponent, no matter how wide the gap in your skills is. Look up some new tech, find something thats complicated/difficult (pivot turnaround...