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[q]Optimality is such a strong claim [/q]
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[q]Optimality is such a strong claim [/q]
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Hard agree.
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Hard agree.
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[q](Wait, is "strong claim" a good thing or a bad thing?) [/q]
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[q](Wait, is "strong claim" a good thing or a bad thing?) [/q]
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[q]"Roleplay" [/q]
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[q]"Roleplay" [/q]
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Guides rarely hold up under the pressure of real world environments and matches. For instance, the setups that you provide here might be achievable in large teams (where you have prep time) but not in a 1v1 or small teams setting.
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Guides rarely hold up under the pressure of real world environments and matches. For instance, the setups that you provide here might be achievable in large teams (where you have prep time) but not in a 1v1 or small teams setting.
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My
best
advice
is
that
instead
of
focusing
on
formations
and
such,
you
focus
on
use
cases
and
use
real
examples
in
order
to
demonstrate
how
to
find
the
unit
that's
best
for
the
use
case,
and
how
to
use
it
effectively.
(
Trust
me,
we
see
this
stuff
all
the
time
over
in
SSBU
as
well.
)
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My
best
advice
is
that
instead
of
focusing
on
formations
and
such,
you
focus
on
use
cases
and
use
real
examples
in
order
to
demonstrate
how
to
find
the
unit
that's
best
for
the
use
case,
and
how
to
use
it
effectively.
Trust
me,
we
see
this
stuff
all
the
time
over
in
SSBU
as
well
when
people
make
guides,
and
it's
just
learning
how
to
teach
effectively.
Don't
ever
feel
bad
for
having
to
revise
lessons
or
guides.
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[q]...and actually move at domi speed rather than being substantially slower (requiring lots of micro to prevent Domis getting out of the shield).[/q]
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[q]...and actually move at domi speed rather than being substantially slower (requiring lots of micro to prevent Domis getting out of the shield).[/q]
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Does anyone actually use alt move anymore?
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Does anyone actually use alt move anymore?
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