Learn from your mistakes and embrace improvement. And don't stress if you lose, cus we all win some we all lose some.Īt last, watching all the guides and taking your time to analyse your gameplay and watching the replay to notice your mistakes and missed opportunities is must. In lower ranks, scythe can perform well but after a point it will feel like scythe is being destroyed by every other weapon, which is not true you just gotta play with a calm mindset and don't take loses to heart.ĭon't play ranked to GAIN ELO, play ranked to IMPROVE. Take a break, calm yourself and don't let that mental break. Brawlhalla is just stupid game we are addicted to. This weapon takes a lot practice and time, aim to improve and not 'instantly become god'.Īlso if you are losing while playing scythe, don't let it affect you and your mental.
Scythe is one of the hardest weapons to master, so if you find yourself not performing upto your satisfaction don't worry, keep practicing. This is a really nice guide by Lahkan on 0 to deaths (0td) Because losing a stock is not worth a scythe clip (i mean if your plan is to clip every single opponent then sure, YOLO). That's how you will become good at punishing while hitting some nasty clips.Īlso if you ever feel like you are overextending, step back and reset neutral. Nlight/Slight > Sair > GC Dlight > Dair (if fast fall) / Nair or Recovery(if jumps) > SairĪs I mentioned earlier scythe can hit some nasty stuff, these will usually result in KO if you read their dodge, but if not keep practicing, explore different options, opportunities, etc. Dlight > diagonally up CD > turn around Dair AI > Sair > Dair (if fast fall) / Nair or Recovery(if jumps) > Sair (if needed) Dlight > jump > CD horizontally > turn around Nair AI > Dlight AI > CD Dair > weapon throw > Dair Nlight > jump > CD horizontally > turn around Nair AI > Dlight AI > CD Dair > weapon throw > Dair
If your opponent burns their dodge or you happen to read their dodge
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