GOML X - Mango (Fox) Vs. Morsecode762 (Samus) Smash Melee - SSBM 

He had to dew it to em

Same lol idk how he kept a straight face

the 2L bottle is what makes it hilarious to me. Like he plans to finish that bottle in grands

Gamer juice

are you also a fat nerd like he is? cus that would make sense

*Morse won game 1

@@melikmourali2072 with 2 stocks after sd

Spoiler :(

@@unlimitedgravy52 - How many times will you read the comments before watching the video until you learn not to if you want to avoid spoilers? You have no one to blame but yourself…

Even though the match-ups suck, Marth and Peach are top tiers. Not that remarkable imo, his stats against Falcon is more impressive.

Mangos puff only has like 3 losses fucking ever its wild. Kage is the last one

And people still say samus is a top tier 😭

​@@icegod4849 when did anyone ever say this in the past 8 years?

@@mspaintspartanman5230 sorry, as a samus main i get a lot of shit and people talk about how broken some of samus's stuff is and I honestly sometimes get so sick of it. You are right, nobody argues that Samus is a top tier, but a lot of people talk about how good she is and yeah she is kinda good but I think people underestimate how hard she is to play above low level

Good catch

fox usmash is another level off bullshit lmao

Isn't that just downward DI when he gets hit and tecs the floor ?

@@TuftedDreamer i dont think so, it looks like he just barely ran into like the last frame of the usmash's weak hitbox from in front because samus is bulky which he didn't expect and got sent downwards since late upsmash would usually send straight back but since it's reverse it just bounced him off of him lol

You can't buffer options in Melee like you do in Ultimate, so the option select is not as free. It is mentally taxing to react to a specific move and have the right timing. Also Samus' grab is much slower and easy to punish in Melee (I think it is almost punishable on reaction if you recognize the visual cue), so getting Mango to shield really isn't enough to make progress. You need to win several neutral interactions just to damage Fox's shield safely, so I get why someone would panic and throw up-B's to get the upper hand. Let's not make it seem like playing against a Fox who plays the match up almost perfectly is not panic inducing.

I see where youre coming from as an ult player, because in my understanding its pretty easy to pick out what you "should" do when it comes to defense in that game. But in melee, especially in an actual game, it gets a lot more difficult. Reacting to fox's shield pressure is extremely difficult mid game, with the commentators even speaking about the mental stack it takes to play like morse does against Mang0. Morse is also playing against the guy who kinda invented tricky shield pressure, so i think your analysis of "the hard part is out of the way" isnt as nuanced as it should be. From my perspective, Mang0 isnt shielding in front of morse because hes conditioned to. Instead, i think Mang0 has conditioned morse to exclusively up-b oos because hes made him feel like its his only option (it kinda is, this matchup is so bad); its an adaptation to how much morse is up-bing out of shield. "conditioning" a player in as simple of a situation as a single mixup situation out of shield is not how the game works especially at the top level. in my opinion, Morse should be more aware of his mixups out of shield rather than making up b a central part of his gameplan like you said. But i dont play samus and im nowhere near as good as I should be to make qualified statements like that LOL Your ideas are correct though i think your understanding of the game lacks depth. Morse did start getting a lot more grabs and taking advantage of the shield heavy style Mang0 was making use of but it was unfortunately too little too late with it being the last games of the set. Mang0 also adapting to the adaptation that Morse made kinda shows how many layers there are to this game which are impossible to calculate

he hit a charge shot on cody on yoshi's story in their set before this one

it's not an FPS lol, aim is almost irrelevant he went for some reads and didn't get them, the outcome wasn't any worse than if he held the charge and never tried

@@slenderMax28 Hey I know that guy!

I love Morsecode's Samus and his overall playstyle and gameplan, but sometimes it feels like he doesn't react to certain situations well or his timings are a bit off

most of them weren’t reads. He missed a couple after knockdown, when I’m pretty sure you can cover ever tech option fox has with a well timed shot. I’m not a Samus so idk for sure

ok pal

@@papadelta9485 funny how kids these days abilities have degenerated compared to the way they used to be. This is like 2015 local level Samus.

You ever think he does the same recovery because his opponents arent covering it

​@@ryanlucht6625 Yeah, complacency and inability to shake things up shows the lower level of play

@@UltimaScout No, if your decision making is succeeding "every single time" theres no competitive incentive to "shake things up." Mixups only become advantageous when your opponent demonstrates the capacity to counterplay your options. A lower level player may have difficulty understanding this concept