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That means that for the opponent you are winning.

Same with melee peach! The opponent's dsmash is so broken 😖

Why?

Experienced players have a battle tendency

You gotta think tho that restriction forces experienced players to go deep in their bag

@@qurturt8872 Shijima no soko kara

When I play an worst cloud everytime he hits me with a worst option I be stuck in my head like where did he hit me with this option

LEFT CLOUD BEATS RIGHT CLOUD

We know this is irrelevant, right? Like haha funny meme but if we're being serious...

​@@akapEh, I dunno... Any advantage is relevant if the matches are close enough.

​@@skyeschlueter9877The thing is that it's not actually relevant because it's not a constant. Which Cloud is on the left changes throughout the course of a game, and that advantage changes with it. Sonic beats Ganon because Sonic's ability to get a lead and then run away forever is a constant, it doesn't change throughout a set. Left Cloud vs Right Cloud is more like the PT mirror example; Squirtle vs Squirtle is the same but both players have the ability to switch to Ivysaur and Charizard

@blueice7906 still an even match up since I doubt the match up ratio would change due to that. Not to mention that who is facing left or right would change throughout the match, it would only matter for round start

What is a ploopy?

@@electricssbone of the best gnw players in the us

Aren’t you the guy that pops off for DQ wins in brackets

@@FlygonFactory win is a win fr

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So 50-50

@@bleachigo990 well yes but actually no

@@jerry3115 so actually yes.

@@bleachigo990 no

@@jerry3115 that’s what I said…… yes.

I feel that last part is only really true with maybe Terran. The Zerg mirror is so volatile that Raynor picked up off-racing Protoss (a pro playing more than one race is nearly unheard of these days), because he felt like his odds were better playing a weaker race into Zerg, than playing the mirror and leaving too much up to the gamble. Serrel's (top ranked atm) worst matchup by far is other Zerg.

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And then there's Faust.

We fight like men.

@@IAmGun. item spam go brrrrrr

As a millia main, I hate the millia mu

As an axl main, that’s the most true thing I’ve heard. Axl one of my lowest wr matchups.

The opponent’s skill becomes evident real quick tho, you have to remember how to beat shitters.

eh. this will affect mid to high level players (for example, as an upper mid level greninja main, i am ASS at the greninja ditto because, for example, i dont expect the worse player to dash attack so much, so i try to play like they AREN'T going to randomly dash attack for no reason in a way thats super punishable), but no top 100 player is ever going to make a hard callout on something without having seen the opponent do it. and, back to my example, tarik might get hit by 1 or 2 surprise dash attacks by a bad greninja, but he's a top player. he's going to actually be able to adapt and change his gameplan to compensate.

​@@memenazi7078I don't think major tournament contenders count as shitters anymore

"Now that we've stablished the volatility of dittos in ultimate from a statistical perspective." 💀

That is literally impossible to quantify. You could compare it to all matches and see how often the underdog wins, but that would be entirely misleading, because the gap between a top character rep and the next best player of that character is wayyy wider than the gap between the better and worse of 2 players meeting in a random top 64

@@cisummusic22 it also doesn't account for non-perfectly even matchups. The worse player will absolutely win a 60-40 mu in their favor a solid % of the time.

Probably because it's a much more volatile metric to compare, since you know, if the better ranked player faces off against a character that has a dominant match-up against his own then it will massively impact the results, I don't think that going "wow, This Min Min player is ranked pretty low but he beat the best DK in the world" is really the surprising The Ditto is more reliable to study for the question of the Match-up alone

I disagree, the point was to highlight whether "worse player wins the ditto" was accurate or not. You only need to look at dittos to determine that.

Yea, since it’s so rare they don’t know the matchup

This is definitely it

They avoid dittos like the plague, it’s cowardice

@@memenazi7078"Cowardice"? How? It's an oversight at worst, not "cowardice".

Probably. It's mostly because since the roster is so vast you never actually account for what you should do if your fighting your own character.

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It's just Prezi. There isn't much to learn. You can learn it too in a out 5 minutes if you go to their website. Students have been using it as a PowerPoint alternative for years. But most people stop as almost every Prezi looks exactly the same. It's why you don't see many RU-vidrs use it much. It's incredibly easy to pump out but if everyone just makes Prezi content then everyone's content looks exactly the same.

Yea sadly this 100% counts as misinformation. I think the angle of this video should have been "opinion" instead of this 😅

@@jarineando Yeah... I wouldn't go quite as far as "misinformation" but it's certainly misleading and intellectually lazy. Which is par for RU-vid, sure, but I'd hoped for better.

I guess it depends on the definition you accept, misinformation can be "misleading information". But like 4:47 "Now that we've stablished the volatility of dittos in ultimate from a statistical perspective." oof haha

Fair, that's pretty bad.

@@the_wake_If top players lost 33% of any set they played, they would not be top players. That’s why it’s so significant that top players lose so much in the ditto. It’s not that hard to comprehend.

So, I have no knowledge of Smash tournaments. Why would you put someone in losers bracket right at the start? That seems really unfair.

Ty for the lovely art!

Duuuuude I screenshotted it because it was so awesome. Where can I follow you or support?

you should see the other videos that selfdestructgambit has made!

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@@MakeVarahHappen it probably made it significantly easier to produce though

I was about to say, big Jon Bois vibes. It's a dated style but I do still love it

​​​@@MakeVarahHappen Are they copying it from that guy or does every single Prezi look about the same since the late 2000s My Prezis looked like this in middle school like 15 years ago... Including like the very first one I ever made. They're very samey.

ME MENTION JUMPSCARE?????

Man i wonder if thats how a pokemon that copies another pokemon got its name, thats crazy

Sorry. Is this a reference to something

Kirby's hardest mu is Kirby. Not even because of a lack of copy, but Kirby can space out himself lol.

@@djdrizzy9139 real

Charizard is good