Need some real advice on 1v1 ..

This. The more you lose, the more experience you'll gain. You'll soon start to notice patterns and find new ways to counter different play styles.

 

Then whats your opinion on getting better?

 

Use dragon or Shoot lol jk
Hmm just keep playing, youll get better with time. Eventually you learn muscle memory and can start predicting what a noob is gonna do and eventually you can predict what a pro will do
Also play slow and think about your attacks dont just rush in and start attacking. Learn counters but dont spam, learn quick jump kicks and learn to slide effectively. Slides do alot of damage, predict their grabs by attacking as soon as you think they are gonna grab
Just keep watching and learn.
Also in the 1v1 rooms just ignore the kids who try to start beef, trust me ive seen it before.
Them: "youre eZ 9-0"
You: "lol"
THATS IT

 

Yeah I agree ^ Enlighten please

 

Use electro and stats. GG no re ez

 

Only a bad player would think Dragon was even near a generic or an overpowered scroll.

 

LMA0 idiot took the bait these kids never learn

 

Just lure like scammer and claim top 10

 

KIDDD

 

Beat survival mode without getting hit once.

Best way to learn.

 

ur mom

 

rudumb

 

r u

 

i bet scammer can smack u cuz bad

 

blank never loses

 

but that acc..

 

I can train you in 1v1 all is you can learn from or try copy my old skills.

 

I feel like when it comes to being the best, probably are the ones who spent the most time on the 1vs1 scene. It's easy to learn the fundamentals of the game, but hard to master. Even I'm considered terrible in 1vs1, despite the amount of hours I put in, mainly cuz I don't focus my gameplay on blacktop.

The mastery of the fundamentals take a long time, since rumble fighter is filled with depth. There's tricks that can exploited like the air grab, faux break, p-break, low jump, and reset juggles. Some tricks are banned, but many have used them to their advantage and is seen as a respected asset for the 1vs1er.

Nobody can be the best overnight, not even a year, since the brain doesn't work that way. Child prodigies don't become prodigies because they discovered a breakthrough, they just put a heck load of time into their craft.

Same applies for rumble fighter.

So, even with all the info in the world, it's going to take a LOOOONG time to master the game. One step at a time pretty much.

 

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