How to get good at Smash Ultimate (Rockmans Method) Practicing against CPU’s

How to practice against CPU’s in smash ultimate and get good.
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Comment in the comments which cpu is your favorite for this practice!?

[@DarkKnight-vd5se]

This actually looks helpful, thank you man

[@juliorocha92]

Glad to hear it!

[@jonatanx2174]

Tbh cpu don’t act like normal people because normal people mix up their options instead of just air dodging in the air

[@MrInfernollama]

But it can help you understand characters, hitboxes, spacing, etc.

[@jonatanx2174]

@@MrInfernollama ehhhh no cpu don’t do what real people do and there is a website to look at frames and hit boxes there is no need for cpu

[@kylegantert4568]

​@@jonatanx2174 He is saying you get a feel for what a character can do and spacing for your attacks. Practice of any sort will make you better.

[@MrInfernollama]

@@jonatanx2174 you are dumb

[@brownbackpack6820]

Practicing against cpus would be good for getting good at the basics for low level and new players. After a while, moving onto actual people is better bcs cpus have very predictable patterns

[@PrimeFlash93]

"See right there, I frame trapped him. That's essentially what you want to practice - frame traps" Doesn't tell you what a frame trap is or what it looked like in the video cooool

[@Firemaster27]

WE DOMINATING THE BIRTHDAY PARTY WITH THIS ONE 🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@juliorocha92]

Lol

[@Saprolin_g]

W

[@jhinobli]

You’re a beast bro ♥️ -zeus

[@JoeJoe0o]

I actually did a variation of this where i played against 2 cpu lvl 9 and could beat them consistently lol

[@juliorocha92]

I tried it with two Marths and I like the practice a lot more so far, Ty for the information!

[@JoeJoe0o]

@@juliorocha92 get after it man! Taught me a lot about patience and rushing honestly

[@user-or3hj3xj8b]

Как в режиме тренировки включить 9cpu

[@Terrabyte13]

Playing against cpus is not proper practice. You need to play against real people that can adapt. No, quickplay/elite doesn't count either.

[@jrkanaan]

CPUs is proper practice especially if you’re not used to offline inputs, even tweek practices with cpus from time to time

[@mattk.8330]

Any amount of playing the game can be effective practice, and CPUs are great for learning to frame trap. Especially since higher level ones do just input scrub from you and they'll air dodge right as you go for any ground to air follow up. The number of times I've gone "I have a 15 minute break at work, I don't wanna sit in an arena and waste half of the time, I'll just play CPUs." has made me super reliable at landing Falco's up-tilt, up air at just a range a little too outside of having that be workable and I catch the airdodge with ff nair instead just to reset the situation again. It does work if you understand it's mechanical practice, not skilling up in MUs and stuff.