Clocks Opposite
opener was very simple and generic, try to make them more interesting, openers usually show off your style, not just a way to rush to uke a destroy him
Split was very simple, also, looks like you edited a default toribash replay :/ looks almost exactly identical, but if not it's pretty good for a beginner
the decap looked really bad imo, genarally you want to move quicker, cause it looks really weak if you don't, and try to use the other hand instead
Bad Time
another simple and generic opener, try to make them more interesting, and longer
decap was very plain, there wasn't much power, and didn't look that good either
pec dm just looked really bad overall, I'm not trying to be mean or anything, but it just looks bad to me
boom was actually quite nice, although it didn't ghost or anything, try making it ghost, and look more powerful in general
skeet was actually nice
Blur
opener is generic, like the first two, although I think this one was worse, it was also a bit twitchy
move to get the split and decap was good, but nothing too special
last rip move didn't look good imo, looked very messy, and like you just got it on accident
Noctem
this time the opener is better
split is just really weak, make things look powerful, like it could actually happen IRL
add more to the replay, make a split cap, or maybe even a madman
Death
back to the generic openers
slap could get something better, like a split, instead of just a plain old hip dm
decap was okay, not too good, but not too bad
Your replays are pretty simple in general, try to make them more interesting, and worthy of the viewer to watch, you want to get booms, spins, skeets, and other stuff that make replays look good, you should also work on your flow, your movements are either too stiff, or too relaxed.I also reccomend holding your wrists and your neck, you don't want t make your wrists and neck flop all over the place, also try to avoid getting bruised on the head, it makes it looke like your not really trying.