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You found the secret side of my channel hehe

Good question! I haven't actually had the cloud alpha, but I've had a couple of Hyperx headsets before. I'll list some pros for each first, though I'll have to assume a little for the cloud alpha: Cloud Alpha - Higher quality feel - Presumably better audio quality (the spatial audio is nice) - Detachable mic Razer - Lighter by about 40 g (makes a bigger difference when gaming for long periods of time) - Synapse integration and customization (I'm not as familiar with Hyperx's platform); audio equalization might be more customizable but won't feel as "deep" - Bluetooth connectivity in addition to wired/wireless Both have pretty good specs and great battery life. The Cloud Alpha is supposed to have 4x more battery life as well! I'm probably more inclined to pick the Cloud Alpha for the overall feel and presentation, but I think the Blackshark's a pretty good headset in its own right. Hopefully that gives you some ideas!

It sounds weird to leave BF open, but I'll explain briefly. Assuming that I probably had 2 bans here, I would have likely covered Hollow Bastion and PS2. On both of those stages, I think the Mario is actually more likely to get a starter that they can convert into a ladder. On Battlefield, while it is classically recognized as a Mario stage, the higher top blastzone means they have to often work to reset at the top platform to make the ladder possible. This means that single resets on the side platforms are less likely to kill and they need a little more to work out for them (for example, the opponent DIing towards the platforms) for everything to work out. That's how I see it at least. Yoshi's Story is a stage that is not on many rulesets these days, but if it was, I'd for sure ban that. From the beginning, I am playing a pretty anti-ladder neutral since that is Mario's win condition, but at the same time, I banned stages that I thought might lead to more ladder scenarios. Hope that explains it!

Thank you for watching! It was really awesome meeting you. Thank you so much for housing me on that weekend!

Mistah ping has won a c tier (dair capital) but besides that I can't think of anything

He said in the throne winner interviews that he didn’t want to play tweek the most at the event, I forgot exactly what he said but it was something about diddy catching pit in the air so he used Rob instead

Plus it was a solid pick cause he was struggling against zomba at the time

@@KerdekBleckbut the pit clearly did better even if he didn’t win he could’ve at least take tweek G5

@@liamsamson1840 Thank you! It was nice meeting you as well. Hopefully I'll be back sometime in the future!

Thank you Matsu! Happy new year to you as well!

@@TheNarosc I'm open to trying it out! I've actually never touched the Rivals series. Maybe it'd be fun to try and see how much I could learn in a set amount of time!

@@Gae_Bolg Happy new year!

Happy new year to you as well!

Hey there! I run arena streams on Monday afternoons so that'd probably be the best time, but feel free to reach out on Twitter if you would prefer something else!

@ I’ll swing by ur stream today

Thanks for watching! In my opinion, compared to most of the cast, Wii Fit's defensive strength is a little below average. She has back air out of shield, which comes out on frame 8, but like the rest of her kit, Wii Fit relies on hard-hitting moves to generally push opponents away. They're punishable on hit, so you have to pick your reversal spots carefully. If you hit someone though, the moves will often provide enough time to set up lots of ball pressure. At low percent, not so much, but once you get to mid-percent and beyond, you should have the ability to either fire ball directly or cancel into other setups. This is particularly the case for when you send someone offstage. This is another area where ball shines. Ball neutral is mostly about taking the time you're given by your opponent and using it to your advantage. You can similarly eke out that type of time by knocking the opponent away, though in some MUs, getting that hit can feel very troublesome. With that in mind, it's very important to become resilient when you're under pressure and know how to fend for yourself if you're unable to use ball. There will likely be many instances where you'll have to use purely defensive options to try and separate yourself from your opponent. Hopefully that answers your question a little bit!

Thanks for watching! Glad you liked it!

Sure! Drop me a DM on Twitter or tune in for a future battle arena stream if either of those work for you!