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Tanks Posts: 534/596 |
I beleive their is that event where you fight for the GC trophy. I'm pretty sure it can be acessed through an action replay. I remember soley buying one just so I could play the coffee shop test stage. |
Lakithunder Posts: 1274/1284 |
Melee? No, there is not. Unless it's some universal secret, than I believe one does not exist.
HOWEVER!!! Luigi's "Break the Target" mission has you start off on a small Gamecube. I believe that's as close as it gets. |
yoshi's friend Posts: 41/56 |
I want to know is there a stage in ssbm that you fight on top of the game cube,if there is how do you get,if there's not sorry for wasting your time. |
Alastor Posts: 8118/8204 |
Mike Damiani, alias TSA, is a pretty well-known liar in the Zelda community... While he has done things like beat Ocarina of Time in less than five hours, he has also done things like totally lie about all sorts of meaningless things, such as saying that he recieved his copy of Twilight Princess at the same time as the press (He did get it early, but nowhere near that early), which is really just the most recent case I know of.
The 'cheat' part was really just a dramatization, though it's not technically untrue as he has made many a tool-assisted speedrun. |
roadsarepoison Posts: 32/34 |
Originally posted by Alastor How is that? Did I miss something? |
Alastor Posts: 8114/8204 |
Also he's a liar and a cheat. |
Ziff Posts: 1654/1800 |
Originally posted by sliafdnacinoS The guy that made that Gannon-Ban website is a lonely, lonely human. |
Alastor Posts: 8113/8204 |
Yeah, that sounds accurate... |
roadsarepoison Posts: 31/34 |
No, alastor is talking about when you press down or back to let go of a ledge, then immediately jump up back to the ledge, attacking if you want to. It doesn't work too well with Ness/Peach/Yoshi/Mewtwo.
I think it's called ledge-hopping, but I'm not entirely sure. Does that term sound familiar at all? |
Sonicandfails Posts: 863/917 |
I'm so glad I haven't had to GANNON-BAN any posts yet
Wouldn't that just be a vertkill (spike in air) Alastor? |
Alastor Posts: 8084/8204 |
Originally posted by ClockworkzNo, Ganondorf's Up Tilt is good for making the opponent fast fall and grab the edge, wait for the tilt to whiff, and then quickly drop, jump, and attack into their open body. There's a term for that, I just don't remember it. |
Clockworkz Posts: 956/984 |
Ganondorf's Up Tilt is good for Edgeguarding
That's about it though. Or if someone's shield got busted. And roads; I know what L Canceling is. I'm a damn good player. But my friend competes in local tournaments. So fighting him is essentially a wasted effort. And Pichu = Down Smash. The angle at a high percent is deadly. |
Alastor Posts: 8081/8204 |
Ganondorf's tilt up is much worse than them. At least you can randomly catch someone off guard with a half-charged flare blade or warlock punch; tilt up is utterly worthless and can only be done from a stationary position. I mean, sure, they're not very good or anything, but tilt up A is much worse.
Also, a few days ago I fought someone who attempted to block the Shield Breaker. It didn't go very well for him. (Also, to anyone wondering why I was using the Shield Breaker in the first place: It wasn't a particularly serious match, and I really wasn't expecting to hit anything, let alone hit someone who had their guard up with it fully charged.) |
Lakithunder Posts: 1228/1284 |
Originally posted by AlastorWhile we're on the subject, am I the only one that thinks Ganonclone's Warlock Punch and Roy's Flaming Sword (whatever, the B attack) are unusable unless you are playing either a noob or a group of people distracted from me due to a fistfight so that I can pwn them? I mean, those have to be the most dodgeable attacks in the game. |
Alastor Posts: 8080/8204 |
Originally posted by TanksRather than water down the excellent point, I shall merely recite the words once stated by a greater man than I. Originally posted by David SirlinAnd for the record, Fire Bird is fantastically easy to see coming, especially when used twice or more in a row. I mean, just run up and hit him out of it; it's not hard. |
Lakithunder Posts: 1227/1284 |
Exactly! You forgot to mention that Pichu hurts itself with every electrical attack, therefore it could possibly be the worst (at least one of the worse) characters in the game. Pichu may be smaller, but Pikachu is still small enough to evade effectively.
(Note I don't care to play as either, I was just curious) |
roadsarepoison Posts: 28/34 |
Originally posted by Lakithunder It's quite simple. Those people are lying to you. Pichu has a few small advantages over pikachu in some regards, but as a whole, Pikachu is way better. Pichu's advantages: -Small size -Better Downsmash -More powerful forward smash (if you hit properly) other than that pikachu beats him at just about everything. |
Lakithunder Posts: 1226/1284 |
Can someone (Alastor) please explain to me why Pichu is "better" than Pikachu. Some people at my school's video game club told me Pichu was better. I doubt that really, but maybe I'm wrong.
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roadsarepoison Posts: 27/34 |
Originally posted by Clockworkz Using DI against Doc's throw is a very good way to not getting killed by it. It has a huge effect, and I'm glad you know what DI is so I don't have to explain it. You can also try: -Using DI against his back air -When you get knocked off, you don't have to start going towards the stage ASAP. Being unpredictable is incredibly important, so try dropping down farther than him and then jumping back up (but switch around how far down you drop before jumping so he won't be able to predict what to do). It works a lot better with certain characters like Link or Peach that have harder to counter up-b's. Not as much for Falco or captain falcon. -If you play as Peach/Jigglypuff/Samus, if you DI up from his back throw, you can usually get back on the stage from high up, before he can even get up to reach you. -If you are Fox/Falco, consider playing as someone else . Doc's back air and cape are pretty ridiculous against them when edgeguarding. Try learning how to L cancel. Tanks: Using a move over and over again is generally seen as a poor strategy, since it makes you very predictable and therefore easier to deal with. Young Link doesn't really have anything great to use against falco, he's more of a long range attacker, which Falco nullifies with his reflector. Try link or marth, you can hit him with a big sword. |
Ailure Posts: 2438/2602 |
You people remind me how much my SSBM skills have detoriated. It's probably been two years since I played the game seriously. Part of the problem is that playing against CPU opponents got old, and finding willing humans around... at your skill levels was hard (most people I played against that weren't my sister kinda sucked at the game). The automatic handicap setting evened out the skill level somewhat, but still. |
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