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Reiley posted:This is a post for Sharrrrrkkk: if you wanna smash tomorrow I got time in the evening EST, if that's good for you. i should be available, i look forward to this match
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Dedede's crouch to roll move is so good. It hits so unexpectedly hard
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I am the owner of a Gamecube controller adapter for Wii U.
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Today I learned that Dededes neutral A combo can knock a Ganondorf out of his warlock punch.
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Dec 21, 2014 22:34
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sharrrk posted:i should be available, i look forward to this match hey if you want to battle in one hour I am still ready to accept your smash challenge
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Dec 22, 2014 00:56
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Reiley posted:hey if you want to battle in one hour I am still ready to accept your smash challenge i'm getting dinner at 7:30 but i should be ready at 8, so that should be good unless something unexpected happens
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Dec 22, 2014 01:15
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okay i'm back from dinner and ready to Fite
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I made a room, I will Try My Best to battle with honor, and respect
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these are some really good matches, you've gotten some really good kills on me
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Lunatic Sledge posted:If you can turn the Ganon Paunch consistently, your rate of nailing it will go up by like 50%. People are real silly about rolling through everything. I always start the punch in the air, turning in mid-air gives you better air control for some reason. But I mostly see people shielding too much rather than rolling, which is odd because shielding didn't feel like much of an annoyance in the earlier games.
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sharrrk posted:these are some really good matches, you've gotten some really good kills on me Thanks, likewise! I played my brother on 3DS all weekend so I'm readapting to the GC controller. You've got a strong smash game, I'm having fun!! e: that kick reaches farther than I thought!!! Reiley fucked around with this message at 02:37 on Dec 22, 2014 |
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Dec 22, 2014 02:34
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grandpa is so strong
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that stage man
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Godinster posted:Does the Wii U Pro controller serve as a decent alternative to the GameCube controller? I'm getting this for Xmas and while I'm no Smash Bros Expert, I've played Melee/Brawl enough that I know I definitely couldn't use the Wii controller without getting annoyed. I'm in Canada though and it seems like Walmart is the only retailer getting restock of the adapter, though none in my area have inventory. Pro controller works just fine. It's pretty much identical to the 3DS layout. If you're used to the GC controller you might have to get used to the fact that the stick is now to the right of the face buttons, but other than that it's mostly okay. I personally prefer the GC controller, though.
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Counterattacks..... my one weakness.......
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Godinster posted:Does the Wii U Pro controller serve as a decent alternative to the GameCube controller? I'm getting this for Xmas and while I'm no Smash Bros Expert, I've played Melee/Brawl enough that I know I definitely couldn't use the Wii controller without getting annoyed. I'm in Canada though and it seems like Walmart is the only retailer getting restock of the adapter, though none in my area have inventory. I prefer it over the Gamecube controller. The general shape is almost identical, so it's comfortable enough. The only real big differences is that the second analogue stick is above the buttons rather than below, the shoulder buttons aren't pressure sensitive (which is an improvement because for the Gamecube controller you need to click the buttons all the way in for it to register) and the rumble feels like it has less...omph. Oh, and it's usually carbon black or ivory white, so it will proudly display all of your fingerprints all over it. Oh, and when I got it, it was $50. That's a minus.
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I think I have one last one in me and then I have to call it quits okay gg!! those were fun, i feel like I learned a couple things Reiley fucked around with this message at 03:32 on Dec 22, 2014 |
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ok, i'll power up for this one
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pikachu is fun to play against. you're a good opponent, let's fight again sometime!
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sharrrk posted:pikachu is fun to play against. you're a good opponent, let's fight again sometime! Yeah any time let me know, I have to work on my defensive game I think, I keep blocking at times where block doesn't come out, and I'm not spot dodging enough. I won't have you try and shame me on my own dude, though. That I won't abide.
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yeah i hadn't really played pikachu much since the demo. i think he's a fun character but he doesn't quite mesh with how i play. wanted to give it a try anyway tho
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Theta Zero posted:I always start the punch in the air, turning in mid-air gives you better air control for some reason. But I mostly see people shielding too much rather than rolling, which is odd because shielding didn't feel like much of an annoyance in the earlier games. It is so easy to perfect shield in this game that it is the best option you have available. Rolls can be punished, air dodges can be predicted, but shields are so lenient in this with their durability and ease of perfect shield timing that it makes it the best defensive option by far, and the best shields have ever been. This has the side effect of heavily rewarding defensive play and defensive tactics over making big plays, and punishing attempts at offense.
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I really hope that the 3DS version stages get ported to Wii U as a DLC pack...I love Smash 4, but in terms of stages, 3DS has way more that I'm enthusiastic about playing on than the Wii U version. Magicant and Mute City are the obvious standouts, but I like Find Mii's gimmick, and the Kirby Dream Land and Tortimer Island stages are favorites of mine.
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jivjov posted:I really hope that the 3DS version stages get ported to Wii U as a DLC pack...I love Smash 4, but in terms of stages, 3DS has way more that I'm enthusiastic about playing on than the Wii U version. Magicant and Mute City are the obvious standouts, but I like Find Mii's gimmick, and the Kirby Dream Land and Tortimer Island stages are favorites of mine. It was stated explicitly that they wouldn't be ported over. You could try filling the hole in your heart with Custom Stages, but it's just not the same...
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Theta Zero posted:It was stated explicitly that they wouldn't be ported over. You could try filling the hole in your heart with Custom Stages, but it's just not the same... When was that stated? I know Sakurai said that the stage selection focused primarily on handheld games for 3DS and console titles for Wii U, and the each game would have mostly unique states...but I never saw anything saying "and we will never port the 3DS stages to Wii U in the future". Unless you're just referring to "the only DLC we're working on is Mewtwo" thing, which, again, is just saying 'that's true at the moment, things could change'
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jivjov posted:When was that stated? I know Sakurai said that the stage selection focused primarily on handheld games for 3DS and console titles for Wii U, and the each game would have mostly unique states...but I never saw anything saying "and we will never port the 3DS stages to Wii U in the future". Unless you're just referring to "the only DLC we're working on is Mewtwo" thing, which, again, is just saying 'that's true at the moment, things could change' No, no. Although I do agree with you on the "only DLC we're working on is Mewtwo" thing. I read it here. Edit: Oh wait. That has nothing to do with the stages being ported over. Duh. Sorry, I was wrong.
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Porting the 3DS stages would be the perfect DLC pack to put out. All the design work is done, and all the Smash 4 AI runs on the stages already. Just upscale the assets, have a disclaimer that the stages weren't originally designed for full HD (because the Wii U version LOOKS LIKE THIS! after all) and there's an instant $9.99 pack to sell.
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jivjov posted:Porting the 3DS stages would be the perfect DLC pack to put out. All the design work is done, and all the Smash 4 AI runs on the stages already. Just upscale the assets, have a disclaimer that the stages weren't originally designed for full HD (because the Wii U version LOOKS LIKE THIS! after all) and there's an instant $9.99 pack to sell. They're already selling those stages as a $40 pack, and it seems to be selling very well.
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Reiley posted:They're already selling those stages as a $40 pack, and it seems to be selling very well. You know what I meant.
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Has Nintendo stated why they've never bothered giving Ganondorf a moveset? In Melee I figured it was like a last minute addition thing "uhhh we're shipping soon, gently caress it just make him a slow falcon" but it's been two games now. C'mon son.
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Doctor Reynolds posted:Has Nintendo stated why they've never bothered giving Ganondorf a moveset? In Melee I figured it was like a last minute addition thing "uhhh we're shipping soon, gently caress it just make him a slow falcon" but it's been two games now. C'mon son. Because Ganondorf is cool as-is.
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Doctor Reynolds posted:Has Nintendo stated why they've never bothered giving Ganondorf a moveset? In Melee I figured it was like a last minute addition thing "uhhh we're shipping soon, gently caress it just make him a slow falcon" but it's been two games now. C'mon son. I don't know what beta version of the game you're playing but he definitely has a moveset in mine.
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Doctor Reynolds posted:Has Nintendo stated why they've never bothered giving Ganondorf a moveset? In Melee I figured it was like a last minute addition thing "uhhh we're shipping soon, gently caress it just make him a slow falcon" but it's been two games now. C'mon son. Ganondorf is Sakurai's favorite in smash apparently That's more or less why he hasn't changed much
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Sakurai said something like 'we could change him, but then fans of his current moves would be unhappy, so I left him as-is'. I mean clearly it's just a design choice by now, even if it's a weird one to stick with. It was originally just a last second thing("hey we could put Ganondorf on Falcon's rig, they're both the same proportions!" Or whatever) but I guess he feels stuck with it.
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ganondorf is a powerful grandpa and you all should respect him
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who is the powerful grandma
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Macaluso posted:who is the powerful grandma Zelda sorta
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At this point they should just make classic trident pig Ganon a character instead. It would also be cool because then there would be two Links, two Zeldas and two Ganons on the roster.
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Macaluso posted:who is the powerful grandma Start a petition to get Twinrova added as dlc
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