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I had quite a lot of crashes on campaing... for some reason my PC heats up while playing this on medium... but high it works fine. No idea why it did that... but it dropped me to desktop before i "figured" it out. I am assuming its the heat, why it heats up.. NO idea. PC is quite good condition and no problems with other games of this generation. ITS this EA stuff.

it's not your computer it is server side latency. When loaded into a map if I'm getting more than 22ms (your ping may vary) I select respawn at checkpoint and do that repeatedly until I get on a "server" that is 22 ms and then the map works perfect and it stays at 22ms. You can't tell me this is any issue with my computer if it magically works fine sometimes and sometimes it's f'ed up, but it's all around latency.

Just an FYI, crashes are an AMD issue from what I have experienced and gathered. I have both an intel and an AMD setup. Zero crashes on my intel and multiple crashes on my AMD. Same is true with a few friends.

I used engine-multi threading off for a few weeks now, town fps are terrible but instances generally are mostly fine for me unless a ton of mobs are on screen, for now i'd rather deal with less fps than frequent crashs at least while im still doing campaign. didn't notice a difference with Vulcan still got the same crashes weirdly.

I am on windows 11, unfortunately had hte 24h2 update and can't uninstall since its been too long. I've tried about 15 diferent supposed fixes since day one. I'd take crashing at this point but my big issues is the game literally freezes my machine up. This causes me to power cycle the machine which is just too annoying to keep wanting to play.

I would crash every time I played, but after changing to Vulkan from DirectX 12, I haven't crashed since. Been about 3 weeks now without a crash.

would be nice if mouse movement were same fps as gameplay ( mose sometimes stutters and feels like 30 fps or less, whewre as the game is at 144)

I lowered textures to Med , closed any overlays and unless trading keep your browser closed. I haven't crashed in a few days since doing it . Also if you notice a process called WMI using excessive resources , close game and restart the process for WIn 10 not sure if Win 11 still uses that process.

landed on your video after yet another crash while loading a map. Thank you

enjoyed the video summary, thx for taking the time to do it.

Big pog fire

Nasty

So cool, you got some incredible confirms

Cool video

wouldn't even be mad if a Samus did me this dirty on Unranked

Yep

You wouldn’t be able to move like that on conch

Sick plays

ayo this is the kind of content I've been missin' in my life Andy!

song?

that title lmfao

samus :)

My church had a setup like this for the youth group. Me and my friends used to play Smash the whole morning after sermon. Good times.

Loved the samus xd

I would love to roast him, but I woulda done the exact same tbh

Normally crazy movement is badass and impressive but you standing still not flinching at 2:51 was one of the most intimidating things I've ever seen.

ALGORITHM! Nice stuff. 4:44 :).

Aaaandy, I want my dopamine and I need it now! It’s the puff from R1 pools yesterday, I admit to being a low level player and want to apologize for the bad attitude I gave you in response to facing your playstyle. Playing patient will get you wins, but then you’re sacrificing your own dopamine hits; I imagine this is why so many people play like chimps and why I reacted so passionately to it…it’s a little foreign to me. I only come to this one tournament each year and I come amped out of my mind, so of course I want to hit you, that’s why I’m playing the game and that’s why I drove out all the way out here lol. For me personally, and I’m sure it’s this way with a lot of “lower level” players, I want to play the game in a fun way more than I want to win an early pools game in tournament before getting crushed in the next round. I was kind of a bitch yesterday, and wanted to tell you that you played a hell of a game Andy. Playing you felt as challenging as playing Plup’s fox to me cuz I couldn’t catch up to your movement which forced me to commit to whiffing an attack or leaving the encounter. I might’ve tried kicking the missiles, but idk exactly how that interaction works in a way that I don’t take damage 🤷‍♂️ Good luck today man!

I will simply always lose my first tourney match so I’m always playing from losers for the extra pressure

Very insightful vid! Good stuff dude :)

love your mentality vids :)

"losers finals", oh how you humble me

Got into Smash with Slippi. Just playing unranked presented me with some hard ego walls. I'm naturally a very self critical person, to the point that I'm unfair to myself. And I had to take breaks from Melee, because sometimes I just don't play as good as I could be playing and I know that. So I get frustrated, make more mistakes, get more frustrated and so on. I think since 2020 I've got a lot better at dealing with these emotions. When I can't deal with them, I just accept that it's not my day and close Slippi. I found that not engaging with something that makes me feel bad is the fastest way for me to be ready to engage with it again. Other than that, I learned to see Melee as this really difficult thing. Most of the time, loosing makes me motivated to learn and get better. Sometimes I play as many games as possible against someone who is really really good on unranked, even though I'm loosing every game. It's a learning experience. I try to keep my ego as small as possible. The bigger the ego, the less room for errors there is (without feeling bad). It's weird, this game has the capability to make me feel more mad than every videogame I've ever played in my life, but has also the capability to make me feel better than in every video game I've ever played in my life. I guess the higher the highs, the lower the lows.

i don't know about you guys, but when I press button in smash bros melee the monkey in my brain starts clapping

Master of Movement is a quantifiable threshold. We measure it in every match we watch. You can see when someone has mastered movement by looking at certain statistics. First and in my opinion the most important, hitting every cardinal. For boxx players they don’t have to worry about this, but for gcc players this is the fastest way to make your character move quicker. Second, never miss an L cancel. This is best applied to SHFFL. Next, wavelands. Mastering movement is impossible without heavily accelerated platform movement. The list goes on and on, but you get the point. Mastering movement is merely an application of all of these principles simultaneously. Create a spreadsheet out of your attempts/successes/failures of the each category and you can quantify it.

Had a Melee bracket today and in the two sets I lost I can recall a bunch of interactions where I was definitely throwing myself at my opponents and hoping for the best. There's a major tourney in my region that will be my last tourney of the year, and going into it I'm going to keep this video in mind and restrain myself in the situations where I find myself losing. Great video Andy.

very cool video! sounds a lot like controlling the tempo of a match and knowing the options available to let you do so.

Melee’s great, it’s humbled me so hard that I literally can watch myself get shined 50 times into an up smash and then go “shit, gotta not use dtilt in that spot”

Over the years the community has proven that melee is a timeless game. It’s really amazing how much we’ve done during the Covid era

he's just white

Thank you Andy!!!

The champ

Started going to tournaments at the start of 2020 and now I'm a decent 2-2er at my locals. The thing I always told myself to keep me motivated when I was a beginner was that as hard as the game is, it is just as hard for my opponent.

walk forward to downsmash?? more common than you might think

Any tips to forget about your mistakes? I'll notice this in my own thought process in getting caught up in my mistakes. Then I'll find myself thinking, "It's cool, it happened, move on with it." The game is so fast however that I feel even processing that I need to move on takes too much time.

Sick video dude!

I like to think of this movement tech as moving into the opponents head.

Nice video this is literally the reason i still play ness lol

Surprised you didn't even mention Morsecode.