As a Offline consistent player i do aprove
Ninj post, this is what makes skarlet solid, not playing on a fly.
Skarlet play style needs to be balanced in every way and consistently adjusting to the opponents Offence/Defense.
As i said before, in order to your game as Skarlet work, you need to be in "control" of the fight, and this happens with some slight factors on her footsies that needs to be taken in consideration
a) A skarlet player needs to manage her meter (having meter is already a thread, having more will forces your opponent to go against his reads)
b) Spacing in important (a proprer spacing gives skarlet control of the match if you know exactly what you're doing "Range Check")
c) Slide conditioning ( late slides are pokeables, and interruptibles by a 6 frame moves, so exange between very early, early, late, and empty ;Will keep them guessing when to interrupt if they're getting frustrating with it.
d) Know what to do after a blocked slide (if your pressure ends, it doesn't actually means he has the upperhand now, this is when you will have to learn what to do next to be on advantage)
e) Fast decisions (Be able to react to anything quickly with a step ahead of what he expects you to do, Skarlet can't get blown up if she is always doing unexpected things)
f) NO MARGIN FOR ERROR (When you do something, make sure you do well, dropping will endanger your victories)
g) Fast adaption ( Be able to adapt to the situation right away is huge, because if you do, with her comeback factor you can win if you keep patching the mistakes you're forced to commit on a match)
h) Never struggle against your reads( if you do, your skarlet will froze and nothing will come out well)
i) Be patient (like ninj said before this is one of the great keys of her game, remain calm at any situation and just don't fly into your opponent like DBZ)
I had some great matches against others players that were not the usuals, and it felt great to know that some tatics really paid out.
Next Step?
To me is filling up those holes on my game like AA where mosp actually excels at, and more conditioning to bait wakeups.