Well, brown belt means you played 500 or more games online. That has nothing to do with singleplayer epicness. I am hardly a brown belt too, singleplayer consumed a lot of my time. So because I focus on singleplayer, my belt is low, but skill is higher than most black belts.
As for the replays: Stiff and slow. Also if your hits don't do what you want them to, edit them so that they do. Then it looks less like flailing and grabhumping. It improves replay making. Also try to hit a joint directly for the optimal power. Adjust glutes, pecs, chest, lumbar and stuff to aim. It's not just the power that benefits from the aim, a very direct hit with visible knockback looks better than a hit were you just hit it and nothing happens but a dismember. I have an edit were your first hit in crazy hits is better aimed and a very easy follow up. It's not a good replay, but more of an example how a hit should be aimed.
So in short:
- Use every joint, it helps.
- Work on speed
- Work on relax
- Aim for direct hits.
- Edit failures.
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Last edited by Meamme0; Dec 17, 2009 at 02:15 PM.