Five Nights at Freddy's

me when I'm playing shulk: Do I nair or do I nair?

It was an absolute pleasure helping with the video! Thanks for having me :)

This makes me think we need a video on how to beat “bad” players. Not that they are actually bad, but players that don’t think as much, and instead rely on safe set ups. Like a snake just moving around dropping and throwing gernades or an ice climber just setting up a de sync blizzard wall, etc

Wow, as a person who also likes to analyze the game, and literally has spent hours with other players/friends analyzing sets, amongst others, that, tweek leo set, I have to say this video is probably the quickest and most concise way of explaining adaptation I've ever whatched, like really props to you bruv

wow, the "trigger moves" concept is helping me a ton. and being more patient and seeing how my opponent reacts in certain situations. thanks for the video

Buenisimo que estos videos tengan traducción al español en audio 🥰

I love his channel, me esta ayudando bastante

Why adapt when you can say "This character is so broken" lol

What a like about this is type of adaptation is that doesn’t just have to be used for video games like example I used this skill to beat someone in foosball

Hell yeah loving all your new videos Elijah, I def needed this one too

Great stuff sir 🙌🙌🙌

Holy gem. 10/10 video fr

W video, this will help me alot on 1v1s

Production video! Wow

Lovely video! Fast paced and to the point.

Fantastic video 🎉

helpful vid, ty sir

Happy Christmas

Lol nice to know how to adapt faster

I was completely wrong and unaware about it

Just last week on the plane back i thought about plays (like football) and what it makes the opponent does then i realized wait sparg0 does bair and its the same situation over and over again
Then i remembered that fatality was saying if i do this and this sequence then it would lead into the opponent shielding which means i could do this

And i remember maister calling jt plays .

Now knowing the proper terminology i can properly start adapting!
Thanks Elijah!!