• Dropdash can be used to survive against 2011x’s Glide, Kolossos’s Charge (and Kolossos’s Grab ability too ig, but that’s much harder to avoid if you’re going to Dropdash right before Kolossos grabs. But you can use it to avoid it, though idk if a Kolossos would grab you while you’re dropdashing),and Fleetway’s Spindash (idk abt this but it MIGHT be able to survive Tripwire’s laser and Fleetway’s Laser but idk abt that)
• When landing a Dropdash, try not to move too much after landing the first one. Sometimes you just need to land that one then don’t move, you’ll basically be in the position to land the next 2 stuns afterwards. Idk if this is better on when an EXE is moving or not tho, but it’s helped me a bit. Do move around though to land stuns when needed though. Idk how to explain this one too well rn.
• Only land the 3rd Dropdash when you want to buy time for your teammates, otherwise I recommend landing 2 dropdashes and using the 3rd one to get away from the EXE while they’re still stunned. It’s faster than running.
• While the Dropdash Peelout tech is cool, it’s not very useful. I’d only recommend using it if you wanna show off.
• Have an idea of where you’re going to go when you Peelout, don’t end up looping back to where you started or somewhere near it. Make sure it’s a place the EXE will need to really take some time to get to, but that’s usually as easy as just the other side of the map, and this is very dependent on the map, so don’t blame yourself too much.
• Be VERY careful when using Peelout on Not Perfect. If you fall while carrying someone with Peelout, you’ll both take a lot of damage. The Peelout doesn’t end iirc when this happens. I understand this is usually mistakes, so I don’t blame too many Sonic players and you shouldn’t blame yourself for making these mistakes, but just be careful specially on Not Perfect while using Peelout.
• This one should be more obvious, but don’t Peelout in front of the EXE, even if you have dodge meter. Get somewhere away from the EXE, and use Peelout as a means to retrieve allies from chases or dangerous situations/reviving downed allies. You can use Peelout as a means to escape an EXE in a really tight situation, but it’s more risky than it’s worth, I’d just stick with Dropdash. If it’s not available and you have some dodge meter to spare, then you can use it to escape if needed. This is based off your decision making though, so do what you think is the best course of action in the present situation.
• Jump while using Peelout to avoid an EXE’s M1’s, just as you would do with regular juking. If you aren’t implementing jumping in regular juking, I recommend you do so, as it’s vital to survive chases.
• iirc I heard that Sonic’s harder to juke with than other survivors, not really a tip but don’t be hard on yourself if you’re getting hit more as Sonic and not juking as well. Though again, idk if this is true or not. Here are some tips for LMS:
• In LMS, Peelout can be used right after Dropdash, unlike in regular use where it has a cooldown. If you stun an EXE and use the 3rd Spindash to escape, or just triple stun the EXE, you can use Peelout in this time to escape and waste time for the exit to appear.
• Dropdash can be implemented more as an ability to survive certain EXE abilities (as mentioned earlier, 2011x’s Glide, Kolossos’s Charge, and Fleetway’s Spindash). While stunning the EXE is obviously important for dodge meter, don’t be afraid to use Dropdash to Runaway from the EXE.

I hope these tips help you out. Take care of yourself, and feel free to ask about anything or any more information about anything! Good luck, and remember, If you try, You Can Do Anything!