Honestly, people really need to understand sarcasm. His character is really sarcastic, so I feel like mfs really misinterpret it as overall antagonistic.
How daffuq can a character be “sarcastic” ??? Is that something your from marss himself ? 😂😂 wouldnt be surprise. Yall lie your asses off to back up yall fav players lmao. Damn simps
@@frosticle6409 Every character has to camp in this game more is less if they can. Gotta set up camp 🏕 lol Leo: “if you wanna win, Camp. That’s all there is to it man” 😭
It’s because Leo is such a stand up guy. Loves the game and the community and isn’t afraid to show his losses. He’s the best for a reason. And he was the first person to seriously congratulate Marss on his win. Love Leo.
He does give some advices, especially when he reviews his own matches, but obviously with a lot of sarcasm and little trash talk lol but he is great at doing so
Lui$: parries are too risky Marss: what I like to do is fish for parries Real helpful guys, thanks a lot (Disclaimer, I know they’re talking about different situations, this is just a joke)
@@znyan1077 he might be a bad teacher, not bad at English lmao. I saw him vod review during a lesson once and he went on a twenty minute tangent about how good he is and talked about his tourney streaks instead of paying attention to the guy's vod 😂
It's true, just because you're a top player doesn't mean you're good at teaching. Some top players play with their intuition (which is backed by thoughts of course)
I really appreciate this in-depth lesson about different platforms options and counters to it as well as all about ledge pressure and such from Marss. Hearing this from top players explain it makes it so much more understandable than just watching a guide on yt. Thanks a lot for this, I really learnt a lot 😊😙
I just started playing competitively about a year ago, and watching your videos has really helped me improve, the neutral guide already helped me and I am sure this will too. Great Video!
I think I got most of this stuff down to some degree but one critical thing I learned from this video was reading and microspacing my opponent's burst options out of hitstun. I should look for that more and hopefully get more mileage off my punishes.
Incredible video! I’m a big fan of marss and was happy to see him on here, I also really liked the platform pressure course specifically because of my main, mii brawler, who gets a lot off of platform pressure and grabs. Thank you! I will do my best to implement these strategies to my gameplay
Definitely the least explained states of disadvantage in the smash community. Offstage, ledge & neutral are everywhere but corner is too often left behind. Thank you for this video.
I liked this video it explained rly well how doing good on one good interaction of disadvantage can get you a free stock if you know what your doing and understand your character
It was amazing there are only 3 things I want to say. 1: Thank you so much marss and Luis for explaining everything that well. 2: Will Tweek or Hungrybox be included to this series[ if they are please tell Tweek he should get his old Evo 2019 haircut back] And third and final when does ledetrapping and ofstageplay come? That's it I love this series thank you so much Leo. 😍😍😍💖❤️♥️
As a link main I can say at least for myself I always make an effort at the start of the match to immediately go in and start scrapping to try and make up for the campiness of other link mains😂
Something I really had to get used to compared to melee is that unless your Pac-Man or something being on the platform is actually at a disadvantage. Which is weird because in melee if you're using platforms correctly you're actually dominating the game.
