Just know that 20XX is a brilliant tool to train tech skill, but it isn't a shortcut. It's great that you would have gained the ability and insight to make solid follow-ups on your combos however, what is the point if your execution is poor? If you can't count on your L-canceling to allow you to do the combos you practiced, then it earns you nothing and just makes you more frustrated in the long run. I can imagine a situation in which you practice without L-canceling in which you are able to see and could respond to a situation, say you are Falcon and there is a wonderful knee that just presented itself, but you missed an L-cancel, so now you can say goodbye to your shot. Whatever the case may be, skipping the step of learning L-canceling won't make you better and would actually make you more frustrated. Perhaps it makes practicing combo strings harder or makes you feel that you get nothing out of it due to missing L-cancels. Sloppy practice leads to sloppy play.ĮDIT: I assume that if you have this feature on that you are actually frustrated by the amount of L-cancels you make. Don't use it as a crutch that would actually slow your development. By removing the consequences in practice, how the heck do you expect to react appropriately against human opponents?Ģ0XX gives you a ton of tools to actually train so many different facets of the game in a very focussed way and can really help you improve your tech skill in record time. You need to learn to be aware of when you are in danger so you can act on it appropriately. The second thing is, even the best players miss an L-cancel every now and then, and as much as you want your execution to be as high as possible, you should also learn what to do when you miss an L-cancel.
At least missing an L-cancel makes things a bit more obvious.
If you are so focussed to notice when you miss and when you don't based only on the flash then you aren't focussed enough on the other things you are doing. There are two things, one, you won't know exactly how many l-cancels you miss if your only indication is the flash. L-canceling also isn't super hard, and it's much better to actually practice L-canceling in combo strings in which a missed l-cancel is a missed l-cancel. Personally I think this is a very, very sloppy way of practicing that would damage your execution as well as give you a false sense of your level of tech skill. (Also, I had a really goofy freeze.or something.WARNING: This applies only to those that are playing melee competitively!
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(Also, I had a really goofy freeze.or something.once, where it was like I was stuck in hitlag and could just move around in a grid like with SDI or something, I don't even really know how to describe it, but it was weird/cool and I would have noooo idea if that's something reproducible)
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Not really sure if it's due to this version itself or not, but I wasn't really experiencing stuff like this a few days ago when using the pretest one, so maybe some debug settings I've changed or use of memory card with the pack could affect it somehow? Since I have a couple music hacks on my build, I don't really want to do a completely fresh install unless you think it'd be necessary or likely the cause of this, though I suppose I could always just export them and re-import them on top of it afterward without much hassle. I really like this update, though I've had quite a few random freezes happen during an hour or two session (solo & vs computer, usually endless time and with colors on, and I think I had endless friendlies, rainbow fd, and dual 1v1 set off for testing).
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