How to BEAT Marth - Super Smash Bros. Melee

A guide on beating Marth. Aka how to beat Forward Smash 101. Jk. But really, a comprehensive and concise guide on the basics of beating one of the best characters in Super Smash Bros. Melee
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[@enzantakeshita8838]

As a Marth main, this helped me to figure out some points that I need to improve on.

[@toxicwomprat1586]

same

[@potatlePaladin]

Me three

[@somekindofnice3871]

me four. jk, fuck marth, it's my only goal in life to kill marth

[@Klemes67]

You need to improve on your L R A Start + Fox, my guy.

[@enzantakeshita8838]

Klemes67 w0t u w0nna fite m80?

[@L8Games]

Your 'How To Beat' videos are well produced & fun to watch. While they highlight how to exploit character weaknesses, they also make those that main the character in question aware of the exploits. B/c of that, I think they provide good insight for complete noobs or more advanced players ;D So uh, to answer that question at the end of the vid, keep up the awesome work!

[@Iriscience]

A good mix of everything, however i think that at least 60-70% of videos should be aimed at mid-level players since this is the skill level hardest to surpass. Low-level tutorials can already be found all over the internet and should allow most new players to reach mid-level within a year due to how accessible info is now.

[@ssbmKotojo]

Agreed 100%

[@theramenking86]

Iriscience same bro

[@SeEyMoReBuTtS]

Iriscience a year? lol that's not how long it takes

[@SSBMTutorials]

it's different for everybody

[@Iriscience]

123peeonyou Maybe i should have been clear about what i meant by "mid level". Within a year i think you should be at the point where l-cancelling, wavedashing, aerials oOs, etc. should be on-lock and second nature, and the jump to high-level will take a much longer time as it is mostly mental training, game knowledge, matchup knowledge, etc.

[@namault]

I think the "two extremes" approach to future tutorials is a GREAT idea. Give brand new players the information they need, and give advanced players the in-depth analysis that they can add to their already developed games. I am not alone when I say that I have learned so much from these videos, keep it up fellas.

[@FallenHeartBeat]

these "how to beat X Character" guides are actually incredible. They are very very in-depth and really improve players ( such as myself's ) neutral game. I think you should keep on pushing these out because they seem to be the most beneficial to watch if a player is struggling against a certain character =]

[@thecoolv130]

the videos I look forward to the most are the Are You a ___ Player and How To BEAT ____ videos, but I really also love your character specific guides, so stuff like this as well as tech videos and explanations are great. Thanks!

[@skullo5557]

Amazing guide I main Marth so thanks for teaching me on what I need to stop doing it helps a lot!!!

[@MinecrafterK3N]

Always look on how to improve, whether it's your weaknesses or your strengths. Mew2King has improved over the years by constantly mixing up the strategies he uses against people in tournament. Thus, he has lots of knowledge on what works at certain points, compared to what doesn't. It's okay to not be a flowchart Marth player; try to experiment whenever you can, and use what you learn to make yourself a better player.

[@HelloMyNameIsDillon]

Good mix of everything! I'm a beginner, and the super advanced videos are above my head. Thanks for this great tutorial!

[@WierdSnare555]

I really love the idea of super specific, in depth tutorials on micro-interactions in the game. The video about Mango's aerial drift was amazing and really enlightening because you guys were able to go into full detail about such a small topic that players often do without thinking. There is definitely also room for videos like how to waveshine or how to edgeguard "X" character, but those videos don't have the detail the aforementioned advanced videos have. It's good to mix it up. That said, you touched on it in this video but a tutorial about Marth's ledge game (Aerials, Aerial Timings, Etc.) would be awesome to watch and could be helpful to a lot of players. Love the channel!

[@Amerosing]

Armada must have seen this just before his grand final match against M2K

[@wolfmanjack8402]

Mrthe Muppetfan such a good match wanted M2K to win

[@LopsidedPasta]

Christopher Nunez He still had possibly the best Losers run of all time, Including sets off Armada, Mango, Leffen, and HBox

[@mrs.featherbottom5901]

my favorite video of yours is samus neutral game- a number of solid tips that outline a characters playstyle, is easy to implement, and makes sense out of the chaos that is melee. it's also very nice to have experts come in and share their knowledge, like hugs did in The samus video (don't misunderstand me here, kira is a GOD and does an impeccable job on the videos). things that would potentially be good is aRookie Mario tutorial, abate luigi tutorial, maybe something on why Plup's samus was(/is?) the best ever. all in all I like: - videos that line up central concepts and go through mix ups and nuances in an A, B, C-manner - character experts sharing their wisdom your channel is one of the best on youtube and DEFINITELY the best melee channel by a wide margin : you take the game as seriously as it should be taken.

[@Dankyjrthethird]

a channel of this production value shouldn't focus on beginner stuff that you can learn on your own. i'm liking this intermediate level content

[@shmurdy]

I personally think the videos you should upload the most often (in order) are: How to combo with X/ How to do X technique General match up guides (how to beat X) Higher Level analysis/ Advanced Fundamentals More Basic How-to's Specific match up guides (fox vs falcon ones) You should make sure to have a healthy mix of these still, like every 10 videos should have at least 1 of each, along with maybe some extra videos you plan on doing (First Tournament, 1 minute tutorials, interviews and stuff, etc.)

[@Cless]

Minimu5e no bitch

[@SSB_Seal]

Please make more high level videos! The counting mixups and aerial drift ones were amazing and I'd love to see more videos like them.

[@Nintega2K]

There are plenty of things i'd like to see on this channel. 1. More tech based stuff on this channel, like how to time things frame by frame, how to hit percise angles, & even how to be able to do more inputs per second. Melee is for the most part a difficult game to play, which detracts a lot of newcomers to the game. So covering those things can certainly help them. 2. Current things happening in Melee's Metagame, like V-Canceling, The Inv Ceiling Glitch, Hungrybox's Run in 2016, & most importantly, SmashBox. 3. A Video on How to pick your character. While the Are you a ___ Player series does give them help on who best fits their playstyle, there are many players out there that have many other conditions for finding their main, like Tiers, Difficulty, Matchups, etc. 4. A video on how to punish the Top 5 noob mistakes in Melee. There are players of almost a semi pro that can handle players as good or slightly better than them, but can't handle some lower level players that do bad things they don't know how to get around yet. In particular, spamming double jump is something i have trouble punishing in many platform fighters. Finally, 5. I'd like to see you expand beyond SSBM in a new channel (though still in Smash Territory, because i know of your overwatch channel) If you like the idea but don't know where to start, Project M is by far the best option. Rivals of Aether already has a pretty good in game tutorial, & there are already plenty of Smash 4 tutorials out there (though it would be cool to see the are you a ___ player series for Smash 4) Project M is very similar to Melee, & not to mention the community could absolutely use all the support it can get! You can talk with the guys at PM Underground if you ever get stuck too!

[@SSBMTutorials]

thanks for your input! although one thing is that, even if I was knowledgeable about the game, we most likely would not be able to do PM stuff unfortunately

[@Nintega2K]

SSBM Tutorials I hope it's because you're so busy with the Melee side of your channel. In that case, i can understand, but maybe you could use more people on your team then. Not saying i'd do it, but just some advise. Because Project M Can't afford the lack of support right now, but if you're really that busy with Melee, i fully understand.

[@johnliddell7790]

I think the how to beat videos are the most valuable videos on the channel. Tech skill can be learned by just grinding it out in practice mode for the most part, but quality matchup knowledge can take years to obtain. I think the "how to beat" series in general will raise the quality of the community vastly faster.

[@alwayshappypastry]

as a new player i really find these matchup guides helpful! i have trouble figuring out what to look out for versus opponents so these are good general guidelines for a game plan.

[@bennyfeetering9618]

I want more advanced guides and dissections of top players. The tutorial about Mang0s marth and aerial drift was right up my alley.

[@granthardy7238]

These match ups guides are my favorite. Followed by the different combo series yall have shown. After those, I also like the basics how to x like scar jump, l cancel, moonwalk, multi-shine etc

[@herpaderpidyderp]

I would love a series on the mechanics of melee. As someone who is just getting into competetive melee, understanding stuff like hitlag, hitstun, ledge invincibility, staling, and other stuff like that would be really helpful

[@HyldenM]

Mixed, always better, and also it allows for potentially new players to get hooked on your videos. love the content

[@MadmicadXP2]

I feel like a mix of everything would be best. You really condense all the basic stuff down so it's really easy to grasp, making it convinent for newer players who don't want to watch a 10 minute video of wave shining can just go to your account and see a like, 2-3 minute video.

[@POTUS_FGC]

Your video on mango was amazing, i dont play melee i just watch so more guides on specific players are great cus they teach you people's styles and thats interesting whether you play or not. Videos like this and the Are you an x player? series are really cool because they teach you about the game as a whole and where every character sits (kind of a shit explanation but just know that i love them lol) Super noob videos are boring to watch because they're normally just tech or things that are picked up through practice. theres already tonnes and tonnes of frame by frame 2 hour long tutorials on how to grab a ledge we dont need any more :P Overall i love all the videos you've put out so far and whatever you do next is gonna be great, editing is clean, scripts are concise and snappy and you always have a heap of visuals to explain what youre saying in the game, keep it up

[@zvd2889]

Mix up the noob tutorials and advanced tutorials so you can appeal to players of all skill levels besides just pertaining mostly to one type of audience.

[@DctrBread]

ZVD but good players can just use their brain lol

[@chocolatelovin6982]

Dr. Bread not true. someone can have good mechanics and tech skill but not be very knowledgable about match ups or very specific skills like aerial drift for example

[@chocolatelovin6982]

plus advanced tutorials would target intermediate audiences where its easiest to hit walls i feel, not advanced players who already know or can figure out these things out themselves

[@zvd2889]

Dr. Bread so you're saying good players can't use help to improve? That logic is extremely flawed.

[@ethan24343]

ZVD I think what he's saying is a lot of good players have enough experience to figure it out the self most of the time

[@chesterrogersjr1737]

I like the mix of videos, I really like the advanced guides but I totally understand that you gotta have some more basic stuff for new players too. I'm kind of biased toward sheik tutorials but I enjoy everything here, consistently great content.

[@whatarewaves]

I think you've established a great basis for most new players who want to try and get good. Some more advanced videos like the mango marth videos would be great. watching the aerial drift video made me really rethink what i should be thinking about during a match. If there was a better bridge between people who compete at local tourneys and the people who can make it out of pools that'd be great.

[@williamwright8675]

I'm always on the lookout for really cool tech most people don't use and mid to high level tutorials. Also videos on mindset grab my attention.

[@anicepop]

I like what you did with Fox vs Falcon. You did both sides of the fight, which is very helpful for both characters to learn what the other does. A Marth vs any top tier character video would be nice :)

[@ParagonAragon]

I like the mix of videos. Helps me learn new stuff while brushing up on fundamentals.

[@DapperApple98]

These videos are very well made, you don't need to read through a giant guide but you still learn most of the matchup just by whatching this 6 min video. And even more very helpful strats appeard and gimmicks from marth got exposed.

[@benm4249]

I loved the mango marth one, I like exploring all the little bits melees complexities.

[@RemiGemini]

I think you should just do a mixture of any videos. I will happily watch any of them :)

[@ennui_213]

There are a fair amount of tutorials on waveshining and basic melee mechanics. It would still be good to do, as very few of these tutorials are as well produced as these, but I think that covering some of the lesser known techniques and strategies would be great. As a Fox main, I found Lucky's tips to be super helpful.

[@FesterGaming27]

Thanks a lot, my friend and I are getting into melee and we've been playing for a couple months so we're pretty trash. But he plays marth and all he does is forward smash. I play a very aggressive C. Falcon and and he can beat me with that move almost every time so thanks for the advice.

[@pappi3492]

Been playing this game for a while and this was a great way to refresh my memory on the matchup !!

[@fliban493]

Love your tutorials man! I am now determined to get into Melee because of you. :)

[@brycem97]

I like all the videos you guys put up :) the ones for new players are super helpful for my friends who aren't very experienced

[@beninebot1]

Hey, this is the first video of yours I've watched and I really enjoyed it. You did mention making videos for newer players and seeing as I have only played melee once I would really like that :)

[@aabrarrahman4129]

Right after I finish my fox vs marth practice for pm too LOL. Great vid, I think there are already loads of videos aimed at completely new players, so there's no need to make more unless you make it a much lower priority. I'd suggest emphasizing making videos aimed at the mid-level cause that's the hardest level to get above, but definitely mix up the noob and advanced tutorials like you do now.

[@TheBattleRiflexxx]

I think a mixture of content for all different skill levels is the best thing tbh

[@KieraQ0323]

3:40 this is important.

[@villiamkarl-gustavlundberg5422]

3:40 ''Watch for the initial side-b'' Being able to predict what move Marth is going to execute while in the air will help a lot. Not forgetting to play Marth once in a while is also important. He seems weak on the ground and strong in the air.

[@Frogkeeper0]

I think what you mentioned at the end sounds good, more super-advanced stuff as well as more bare basics.

[@a_dogpgh]

a mix is the best imo, makes this the definitive place to get advice for melee, which I also apply to my PM game. (thanks btw)

[@carlquestad9096]

great video. very well organized. as im sure you already know, videos like the mango drift ones will be more informative and helpful at all levels. things like waveshines are easier to understand without a video. so, i think more videos like the mango aerial drift and more fundamental are better for this channel, because ssbm tutorials is one of the only sources that is available to beginners and intermediates that can cover mental fumdentals and adaption. again thanks for the vid, and thanks for all you have done with the channel i would not be where u am in melee today without it

[@Junk-Troller]

I like a good mix of levels in the videos. Some stuff for newer players to look through, but also a little bit for the older more experienced players to chew on. Generally I like the "Are you a ___ player" videos and the "how to beat ___" videos. Also the more in depth vids like the Mango Marth one are great. I think just in general the mix you've had has been good.

[@sylvistream1]

I think a little more of videos aimed at a specific skill level would be nice. I imagine there are a wave of new players coming on the scene and producing videos that will give them a stepping stone in their practice would be sufficient. Your Falco tutorials have definitely helped me in the past six months since I've started playing. Thanks a bunch for your hard work!

[@SakamotoSuzumiya]

First I'd like to say that I love your channel and videos. This one is certainly an excellent addition. To get to my point, though, I love how you show Link in your videos, as though you're saying that he IS viable and not "low tier garbage" (I certainly believe he's viable). I may be a bit biased being a Link main, but he's someone that so many players under appreciate, and he's extremely difficult to master. Harder to master than Falco, but easier to master than Fox. He IS highly technical and has a lot of tricks up his sleeve. He's highly underrated. Anyway, I'm looking forward to when you eventually do his profile video (because I assume you plan on doing all the characters eventually.) Keep up the excellent videos, Kira!

[@UnsungPainter]

A mix of both. I love everything character specific you do especially shiek stuff. PLEASSEE Do the needle tutorial though!

[@12345sebster]

I literally watch anything you out out. I'm not a beginner and I still watch thise videos X D

[@Popmycherryyo]

Mix of everything is what I would personally like best.

[@koreanroomba]

Man, this video was actually really helpful! By the way, I think a mix of everything would be nice.

[@xstreamgamer-ib4nt]

Great video! I went to my first tournament on saturday and I had most trouble against Marth as Jigglypuff, so this comes in handy ;)

[@MrMario9002]

Good mix, keeps old and new people in. Plus the old can go to the more advance stuff and learn those

[@comfytopcat690]

a good mix is cool, because it helps everyone

[@InfiniteHAV0K]

A mix is probably best for the wide base you have. Although I would appreciate more advanced videos because there simply aren't as many examples available, especially with our rapidly changing meta the past couple of years. You could also schedule days catered to a specific type of video so people have a better idea when to expect something they like or are anticipating. Keep it up guys!

[@x7yR4nXD7Vx]

I really enjoy the matchup guides and advanced stuff. Personally don't care for the super newer player stuff, but it may be useful for someone.

[@TASPlasma]

A balanced mixture is nice. Fundamentals are just as important as specifics.

[@justinmontgomery9526]

I love these character specific vids!

[@N1c2k3]

More advanced/theory stuff, definitely. There are already tons of guides on how to WD and it's honestly super easy to understand. If you can't dot effectively; don't need another explanation, you just need to practice.

[@pizzagatetruther3655]

KIRA I just wanted to say I live in ohio and I'm surrounded by cornfields. but I have dolphin and smash and I love the game and I'm so glad that I'm able to learn the competitive aspects of the game from your channel even though I'm so far from the center of smash culture! keep making videos pls!

[@SSBMTutorials]

[@christiandesmarteau5875]

Variety is always good. You should do some advanced videos but also some simpler ones. I like the character specific tutorials like "x character's neutral game"

[@Caayaaa]

Out of shield tutorial should be apreciated. Shines OOS, smash attacks OOS, wavedash OOS and best OOS for top tier characters.

[@mikoutv1707]

It can be hard to find exactly the guide you're looking for, especially when you're playing with/against low tiers a lot and having trouble with those. But the guides themselves are great and have potential to expand more towards both the lower and the higher level players, depending on how much time you're willing to have each video take up. Personally I think you can stretch to around 7-8 minutes, so there's still a little wiggling room for expansion.

[@gmanxl4]

it really needs to be a mix of everything, i can wave shine for days but i still suck and that mango marth mix up was just plain good brain candy.

[@escottnoris5686]

I think it should be a good mix, cause I personally live in a very low skill state and having the tutorials aimed at tech and low lvl stuff really helps when you don't have other people to play with

[@drdoctor2362]

a good mix is useful, I've been recommending the videos to a lot of noobs who enjoy the tutorials but lack advanced stuff. so a good mix will help out that demographic as I'm sure I'm not the only one recommending the tutorials to noobs

[@DctrBread]

for anyone not sure about this: you dont actually have to attack somebody in order to punish their dash back, you can actually just take the stage control they give up in the process and corner them. This is one of the low-risk, low-reward ways to punish dash-dancing, but it is very good if you can easily take advantage of the stage you take up, or if you're playing against a character who sucks in the corner(marth, falcon, puff)

[@brandoncourtney881]

A good mix is a great idea. There are always new players to melee and I always push them towards this site. I cant tell you how much you have helped the newer scene man but maybe put some effort towards the experienced since the newer players have graduated and become now so nooby through these videos :)

[@HoveringZero]

Please make a How to beat Falco. I main him, and I would really like to get your opinion on how to beat him so I know what to lookout for.

[@mahia5738]

yeah, I'd like to see mare advanced/strategic/conceptual stuff. new players will only need these basic skill videos for so long anyway

[@willleach4948]

How to waveshine please lol, been wanting that since this channel was created

[@icha44]

lmgtfy.com/?q=How+to+waveshine

[@KalebSDay]

Will Leach shine, then wavedash lol

[@lolilops54]

Honestly why do you even need a tutorial to waveshine? You shine and you wavedash. Seems like it'd just be a waste of time to make a video on it.

[@SearedBite]

theres really not much to explain you just jump out of a shine then wavedash. it just takes a lot of practice man

[@philam64]

Hey Dustin. Personally I want the hitbox to succeed in smash. However even I have reservations on it. It does give simplicity to complex controls. That can be frustrating for people who put in time to master mechanical nuance in the game. I personally think the strongest arguments for hitbox are injury prevention, minimizing the controller lottery, and standardizing Kadano notches. It's your business, but I think these three points would resonate the most with people on the fence.

[@ana1121mia]

a good mix of everything with more leaning towards the complicated & more advanced techniques and ideas though.

[@MechaGV]

good mix of everything every audience should be noticed

[@BlarceGaming]

Hi guys. I would like to see some more advanced techniques with some low tier characters like Mewtwo, Ness (Yoyo glitch), Link, (boomerang super jump) and so on! :)

[@SSB_Seal]

There are already videos on that stuff, plus low tiers are pretty much irrelevant to the scene.

[@BlarceGaming]

Irrelevant? I hope you are joking :)

[@SSB_Seal]

Blarce Gaming Sadly, I am not. If you ever go to a tournament you'll see that maybe one in 500 people play those characters you listed, and they almost never do well in tournament. Notice how not a single person on the top 100 main them either.

[@BlarceGaming]

That's the point dude... That's why I would like this channel to show some cool stuff with low tiers and encourage people to play these characters. So what if they can't compete with Fox. What would you be most proud of, getting first place with Fox or second with Kirby? I know this is pretty much impossible with some characters, but to see like 3 different characters every single tournament is boring af.

[@SSB_Seal]

+Blarce Gaming No, that is the reason that making the videos would be a waste of time. There are so few people that will care/watch/be helped by it that it isn't even worth the time to make. No offense, but you clearly don't understand the competitive melee scene. People simply just don't care about low tiers. Also, "same three characters" is really just plain wrong, the top 13 characters and ganondorf are all pretty well represented in tournament.

[@r.dommizsed2377]

a good mix i think would be the best cus we all start beeing newbies so mixing in out would keep the channel fresh :), and thanks for the video :D

[@Rose-uo7iq]

Idk about you but how to wave shine/how to practice wave shine sounds like a great video to hear

[@rs3suxdix347]

I mean all vids help I've only played for 9 months but I think maybe a tutorial about overal fighting mechanics would be better rather than tech. I think that is a guide I've never seen and just a video explaining situations to the new players could help them get in a better mind set. I've improved a lot after staying up till 5 am to ask leffen/armada stupid questions but leffen one day spoke about "the right option" one day and it really helped me. Maybe just an analyzing series would be really cool to see :^) (although tips on wave shining would be helpful lol)

[@KingOfStrapFanboy922]

I think a good mix of everything would be perfect

[@anobody8634]

Crouch canceling, jumping high and shielding is basically how you beat marth. All you're attempts to trade are probably going to not end in your favor unless you're also playing marth, so you have to focus playing marth defensively rather than offensively unless you're trying to do a combo. In which, you really need to focus on getting as many hits off as possible.

[@AvionSpoken]

This is like food for a marth main to soak up and make himself invincible by fixing all of his weaknesses.

[@raphaelmcginnis3835]

I'm a new player and I most definately love the way you talk about some advanced technique trhough your counters x character videos, I would suggest that you could actually go deeper within one technique in each of your counter videos ( wich would be put in the video name) It could help more experienced player and people like me.

[@CoBeX31]

I wish you would do more of the in-depth matchup guides, e.g. Fox ditto, Falco-Jiggs.

[@epicperson556]

I think that for me, the videos are at the perfect skill level. However I'm going to my first tournament this Saturday (Eden!) and if I start to get better, I think more advanced tutorials could be helpful.

[@MyAce8]

matchup guides are my favorite. Could you possibly do ones on specific matchups .ie. marth v fox

[@KalebSDay]

Do more of the in depth analysis videos

[@Back2Zack]

It would be cool to make a video about making reads and playing the player. I used to think as a mid level player that making reads meant remembering everything a person did. Not until recently did I find that its more like "how will my opponent react to this?" Its like more of a before-thought than an after-thought. Just that little change in perspective improved my game.

[@tomitomsen1schlangeimstief299]

could you please make a tutorial how to beat peach, cause peach is definetly the char who is by far too op

[@samuelvibritannia4831]

tomitomsen1 schlangeimStiefel lmao what

[@Oryson]

pls go on with every kind of skill level. your guides rock !!!!

[@josesalinas1950]

have a mix of both advanced and beginner level plz, you don't want to alienate either crowd

[@amzfishman1]

I would recommend focusing on more advanced material myself. This channel already has a decent amount of material for beginners, and there's tons of "How to [basic tech] here" videos, so unless you can't think of a different video to do, it's probably redundant.

[@NickZack]

the hardest part for me as a new player is seeing how mindgames develop and how to adapt. Since this is the most crucial part of the game can you please make a more in depth tutorial on how to predict your opponent's or adapt? Maybe analyse top level gameplay?Thanks

[@cfalcon513]

I feel like have a good mix is always good. I'm sure there are many different skill levels that look at this channel

[@imbanana]

Finally THANKS i struggle so hard vs marth ...

[@LopsidedPasta]

Very useful vid for new marth mains. Thanks

[@xSolBadguy]

I personally am a huge fan of the how to play against X videos.

[@LinusKarlssonMusic]

I'm a relatively new player and I think it sounds a good idea to mix up noob tutorials and advanced tutorials.

[@zacharyyoung1738]

Player Analysis! Practice regiment! How to analyze! What to learn and how to learn faster! Also what can we take away from top players or top matches! Mentality in matches, friendlys, practice, learning, etc. just some ideas! OH MAKE a video like "Nuisances of Neutral" but for melee! Tackling more abstract concepts!

[@bennyfeetering9618]

No mix, there is already plenty of beginner tutorials on youtube. If some one wants to know how to waveshine all they can just do a youtube search.

[@jacobsmidt5960]

I would say keep mixing it up with the advanced and beginner videos, but someone like myself would benefit from like how to practice wavedashing, SHUFL ing, the concept of crouch canceling, L canceling, etc