Armada's 5 Neutral Game Tips - Super Smash Bros. 

ShakeDrizzle Is this for people who are too lazy to check the description? Because I'm one of those people half the time

If there's anything I learned in 5+ years of creating RU-vid content, it's that NO ONE reads the description lool.

ShakeDrizzle this is also better for mobile users because timestamps don't work in the description

facts, they don't even read it if you put it in the video itself. mans out here allergic to information

oh damn, waddup shake

CREAMA DECROP He looks like Armada's bodyguard

CREAMA DECROP brudder gotta listen to brudders tips man

CREAMA DECROP from 1 brudda to another brudda

is it weird to say that he looks exactly what i'd expect a swedish bodyguard to look like?

+Oliver Nicholls would say ainolas fullfils that rol better

doesn't hurt to help him improve his english... doesn't mean they're under-appreciating his advices just because his english is lackluster

advices*

@@robbyz512 Yikes

Lol

melii. lol i love him tho so idec

- If hit by a laser in the air, most characters can pull out an aerial before landing, like Marth fair

-some characters can sdi-down and waveland the lasers, (mainly the ones with long wavedashes)

Grib Gaming was gonna comment on that but you beat me to it

English is weird

No its isn't

@Protoka Yes, it is 'advice' is a noun in a special category called 'mass noun' where it has no plural. You cannot tell me that isn't weird.

It may be wierd but that grammatical concept exists in other languages, its just something different. Also means you don't have to remember plural form spelling.

Austin Fuller happy birthday biiiitch

That doesn't sound dirty at all.

happy birthday!

Austin Fuller happy birthday my man, have a swell day

Choosing the right move based on percent is also useful, because cloud can't follow up on landing up air with a short hop up air at 0%, and Robin is sometimes better off using back throw at 0% against some characters because of fast nairs/Up Bs

Cloud can follow up on landing uair against non fastfallers at 0% with utilt or (turnaround) jabs, I believe

bigdaduhbouncer fake & gay

This guy does math

Many of these nairs are happening in many setups throughout the world at the same time though. It's not one after the other.

bigdaduhbouncer gay

yes, but for it to even be possible to look at that many nairs (since he did say that he has seen all these nairs), he would have to simultaneously look at 363 setups all doing continuous bad nairs with no brakes and no stopping since the moment melee came out. Still ridiculous

Isn't bill gates dead though?

that's soooo funny =_=

It's works but its all I know how to beat it for now.

Here's another one: dashdance threateningly close so you bait it out, then punish w/ dash in jc grab

he said it in the video as i was reading this comment lmao

Don't run when you can roll

As you get better increase the level of the CPU

make sure to count your friendlies, if you don't win you'll never be good enough to win in tournament!

Now, I have been using Ganondorf against my brudder lately, and he cannot seem to beat me. We think we know why, and we think it puts Ganon at the top of the tiers. I will be brief. Ganondorf has his air forward. We call it 'The Punch.' It has that special hitbox like a sword, hence it goes right through anything except an attack with that same type of hitbox. It does 17% max, is relatively fast executing, has basically instant recovery on a barrier cancel, and is quite massive, killing at rather low percentages. If he misses, he can just do his A punch if the opponent tries to retaliate, or shield/roll. I am telling you, Ganondorf is a crazy meat mountain who crushes bones with many attacks doing 15+%, survives to insane damages thanks to his weight, and has ridiculous horizontal recovery (Double Jump, Ganondorf Kick Down B, ANOTHER Double Jump, ARE YOU SERIOUS, Up B). Next, check his roll. It goes like half screen. It makes him rather fast, nearly eliminating his speed problem on the ground, and a great character when it comes to the defensive game. It pretty much eliminates the need for his wavedash, which, with Ganondorf, who needs to do most of his attacking from hops, is pretty much useless already unless you are looking to smash attack. Wavesmashing, however, in my opinion, is also a bad idea, because, in the time and damage it takes you to actually land a smash, you could have just used The Punch and killed you opponent by then.

marry my sister

Naruto Fan in general just always remins yourself to focus on whats going on and find out long you can play without autopiloting and then take breaks

Overshooting is pretty natural / obvious , but under shoot aerials are pretty weird / advanced. Mostly high-level players do them. 2 year old comment btw

fleedle deedle

DFssbm he did fine, this is a colloquial context and most English speakers with half a brain could easily understand the context of his words

I feel, as a learning student of a foreign language myself, that it is my duty as a native English speaker to help non-native speakers when they aren't following English syntax rules. The less rules there are, the harder it is to understand. We need to all follow the same rules, whether or not it's legible without them.

Moreover, the plural form of the word "advice" shares the same spelling. Examples are based entirely on the context surrounding any given sentence. ie: "Thanks for all of that advice" and "Thanks for the advice." It is inferred that more than one token of advice was given in the first example; moreover, though, it cannot be inferred that the same wasn't also true in the second example. Depending on the circumstances in which the later was presented, the implied "plurality" of the word changes in regard to the overarching context. An example from Japanese with a similar grammatical function is the implied nature of a sentence's subject throughout a conversation. ie: "Araragi-san ga suki desu?" followed by "Un. Suki desu. Honto ni sugoi da!" which is then answered by the first speaker with "Kakuii mo desu ka?" Throughout the more recent example there is an understood subject that persists within the conversation without ever being mentioned more than once. The same can be said about the plurality of words like "advice", "deer", or even "pants" in English. Preexisting context defines this aspect of their meaning, making the language very easily misconstrued when taken out of it; even to those who speak it fluently. Learning English is hard, and I only want to help. P.S. Yes, "advices" is incorrect.

I wouldn't say the word is being used in a plural form with the same spelling and pronunciation. The example I was given when I learned this was water. You can't have any plural form of "water" because it's continuous. Same for wood or granite. It's not a single thing like nouns in singular form, nor multiple single things like nouns in plural form.

Can you talk swedish? I thought so.