Super Smash Bros Ultimate Workshop | The Ultimate Beginner's Guide

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[LucasGillispie]

First-time player. Played for about 30 minutes, mashed a lot of buttons, made things happen, and realized... "I have no idea what I'm doing." Still had fun. This video is exactly what I need! Thanks!

[WildPortraitArtist]

Oh thank god, I was hoping you'd do a guide on this. Not played Smash in over 2 years and no idea what I'm doing!

[EmmiAkina]

two "how to play" videos down and both of them mention tilt-attacks, smash attacks, etc, but no explanation as to what they are or how to do them. thanks

[wayroad]

Thank you for this. I haven't played Smash in years and needed the refresher.

[Obi-Wan_Kenobi]

This is going to be my first Smash Bros. game! I'm so excited!!!

[luisliv_]

This is exactly what we all needed. THANK YOU. Totally subscribing and looking forward for the next guides! :)

[techspiritzz]

Thank you so much for making this! I watched so many so called "beginner" videos on Smash in YT and nobody even bothers to explain what the percentage means at the bottom and start explaining commonly used terms and FPS, etc. This is a true beginners guide and you can take that from someone just getting into Smash.

[Bunnybakery]

So stoked to be playing a game that you post guides for again!!

[jameshillenbrand]

Thank you for making this video, havnt played smash since n64 and needed to know the ins and outs

[minton]

Please do more of these! I'm brand new to the series and really want to learn a bit about it. Thanks man :)

[brainworm]

Haven’t played Smash in ages and always played pretty casually so this was super helpful. Thanks, my bud.

[MissAshley]

So the basics of attacking (normals, tilts, smashes, specials) aren't worth going over for _beginners, _ but rage and short hops are? Huh.

[steven.peterson]

Oh thank god, first time to the Smash series, so this is a big help as I’m completely lost. Look forward to more content in this series!

[Terrible_Peril]

My initial reaction to Smash: ‘ok, so... I have a “Do” button... and... everything else makes me jump. Cool.’

I went back to MKII, familiar childhood stomping grounds, until I was ready to admit I was a complete n00b at smash bros.

[juiceman]

Dude, I'm 48 learning to play with kids. By far the best intro guide I've seen. Thx 👍

[Gruggo]

Great video, first time playing any smash game, I figured out A was attack, and B + LStick was some special attack, but that was about it, I really have no idea what i'm doing, this video has helped get me started i think.

[vguy]

Sweet video. I haven't played smash since N64, but I'm super hyped for this since so many of my friends play. Already got my copy and was struggling a bit, but you shed some light on some points. Thank you!

[mackstertube]

Ever since I found your channel it has become one of my favourites.
However since you did all 14 weapon tutorials in Monster Hunter World it cemented it as the best channel in the Galaxy, maybe the universe to learn every detail of a season or fighting style.
I mean you tell us what we need but go beyond everyone else. Teaching every little in and out in the most logical and ready to understand way.
Most importantly you make your videos easy to understand and as simple as possible but without leaving anything out and taught in a logical order that makes sense.
I know that is the hardest thing to do as a teacher.
I mean the work you put into this MHW videos was amazing.
I am going to be firing up MHW again and might try some new weapons this time while I get ready for the new content and the new expansion.
I am very rusty.
I even write down and summarised about 3 seasons because you had Combos I had previously not known.
I recommend anyone to watch them on a weapon you know and there is a good chance you will learn something you did not know. For the practice area and practice for 1 to 3 hours or more on a brand new stain and when you have your first fight it will be risky with it and you will give the stain the best chance of you liking it without getting frustrated.
I ended up using the light boagun and Lance which are the least popular after hunting horn. Yet against Kulth Taroth I find to be some of the most effective.
That was using Switch blade, LB etc and shine of the most popular weapons. I can highly recommend the land against most monsters you are having trouble with but can be harder against just a couple. However if used right like any weapon you can beat anything with the right load out.
As you learn in Monster Hunter everything is viable and nothing is the best. They are all very fun weapons.
I wish MHW won a lot of awards at the game awards.

[orison]

Really like your guides! Hopefully you’ll get to specific characters down the road. This game is MASSIVE!

[mavuonggaugau]

Follow you since monster hunter world.
Your guides are GOLD!! Keep up the good work!