Training Mode: NPC on control option

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When I go in training mode I know that somehow you are able to make the NPC do an action when it's on the control option. I just don't know how.

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How do you use training mode in Smash Bros?

Training Mode (\u30c8\u30ec\u30fc\u30cb\u30f3\u30b0, Training), or simply Training in Brawl onwards, is a mode available in all games of the Super Smash Bros. series where the player can manipulate overall gameplay of a match and experiment with the CPU without the restrictions of standard Versus Mode.

Is there a practice mode in Smash?

Here are 6 tips to make the most of practice time in Super Smash Bros....
  • Get to know your character, or pick up a new one. Off the top, you have to choose a main. ...
  • Use the training mode tools. ...
  • Warm up before you go online. ...
  • Have a gameplan for what you want to work on. ...
  • Play specific people to learn matchups. ...
  • Be consistent.


    • How do you practice on ultimate smash?

    To change the CPU level in Training Mode, you simply need to click on the icon that displays the CPU character's level. You will have to cycle through the levels to find the one you want, but it'll make the AI easier \u2013 or harder \u2013 to fight against based on the level you choose.


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