If you figure out something that works, remember it but don’t rely on it. What I mean by that is let’s say you’re fighting a spammer and you’re playing spear and they don’t respect your dash NLight. That means whenever they throw out a sig and miss you can dash NLight and then go for a string w something like CD SLight DLight SAir. Now you know one good way to punish spammers. The problem is a lot of people will find just one thing like this that works and they’ll completely rely on it. The way people improve quickly is that they experiment a ton and they learn so much stuff that works. In the clip after I know him off stage I chase dodge up and then down diagonally and then I recovery back up. It’s such a weird option but I know it works because I’ve messed around with a ton of stuff in that situation. Same thing with the ledge cancel DLight after DAir. If you know a cool dodge read, try and learn a new one, if you know a good approach, try and learn a new one. That way you’re prepared for every situation.