Super M

I've always disliked the concept of "playing the way it's supposed to be played" because there's not really a correct way to play smash and while there are options that are more likely to work than others, the simple label of a "good option" and a "bad option" that is given by most people is what makes it predictable to know what option is gonna be picked at a mid-high level (and even top level sometimes), in the sense that the "good option" is more likely to be picked, therefore it's easier to predict and punish accordingly, while the bad option might be good because it's more unpredictable due to the label that is given to it. The mindset of playing/not playing a certain way because it's supposed/not supposed to work is usually what holds a lot of people back from reaching the next level. Smash is a very expressive game with endless of possibilities and outcomes, give yourself the freedom to experiment all you want and find out yourself what works better for you.