Recent content by LavianOrlandu

I chose Lucas on a whim the first night I got Brawl and I've liked him ever since then. He brings variety to my Ike/Marth maining and his attacks have quite a bit of power behind them. I also love how he yells, "PK STARSTORM" for his final smash. Now I just need to get as good with him as I am...

When I play Pit, I have a pretty tough time knocking people off of the stage since most of his moves lack a serious amount of knockback. Bair, Fsmash, and Usmash are decent, but that's about it.

When you put it that way, it seems that yes, I am completely misinformed. I only spent an hour or two in a couple of sessions on trying to learn the advanced techniques, so my practice method was faulty too. I do recognize and realize that there are thousands of other smash players out there...

Snake's smashes take a little time to charge and leave him open. Roll out of the way quickly. Most of his attacks should be easy to dodge. About the only things you need to watch for are his close quarters combat techniques, which as Donkey Kong you should be able to outrange and overpower him...

Frankly, I'm glad that Nintendo took out the techniques that only a select few of the Melee players in the world could execute. Obviously, I'm a pretty casual player although I did sit down for a bit to try and learn wavedashing and dash-dancing, but in the settings that I play in (on-campus...

Pit's level pisses me off. Destructible floors? Okay, I can deal with that. That's fine. But how is it that every time I try to recover, the floor respawns over my head? I swear, the game is conspiring against me. It's like you're bouncing around happily on a trampoline when you smash your head...

I'm one of those Ike fanboys. I used to play fast characters all of the time in Melee and I expected the same in Brawl... that is until I met Ike. There's so much weight behind his attacks and his playstyle relies more on superior tactics and positioning. I enjoy playing Ike. But, since a lot...