Recent content by Nebulax

It's all about finding patterns and flaws in their AI. Many of them have extremely predictable attacking and dodging, which can be punished. Their perfect shielding and air dodging is impeccable, but as I said, predictable, and like most things in smash, can be punished as well. I think that's...

I do not know what to say to that.

I'm fairly sure that people would be a little more upset with an original character going than a clone. While I do like Dark Pit, it's always good to have more diversity of gameplay.

Remove Dark Pit, add Ice Climbers. Also, goodbye Smash Tour. Put in anything else and I'm happy.

I will not say do not weep, for not all tears are an evil. And believe me, I'm crying too. We've got there.

YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY That is all.

If it will be a habit, then sure. If you have no issues, well, throwing them straight away is fine. But I respect your opinion. :)

Throw 'em immediately. Nuff said.

1. GameCube controller. The C-Stick is very useful for most characters. It also provides stiff precision that the 3ds doesn't have. As for the Pro Controller, it's more of a preference thing, but most of us on here prefer the GameCube one. 2. As a side event, possibly. In the main matches, no...

Honestly, there will inevitably always be a person or two to complain about the most 'top tier' character, and that would in one sense make a chain. But really, what ATH_ is saying is pretty accurate. The top tier characters are all very much counterable, despite being very good in their own...

Yes, I think it will. Just with smaller tournaments, or in the worst case as a side event.

Always try to mix things up. Pikachu has a fantastic set of moves, with enough good ones to keep your opponent guessing. His smashes are divided between being short ranged (up), disjoiinted and slow (forward), and not very good for killing (down). Dash attack, some throws (especially back)...

I don't like playing on the 3ds much. The controls are unbearable at times. I'd rather play on DK bongos.

Give Dark Pit some different weapons. Can't really be that hard. If my knowledge of Kid Icarus was better, I'd give some ideas.

I find that they tend to change playstyle once you get to a decent percentage, and begin spamming their smashes or other kill moves. If they're a distance away, they usually use projectiles. With their perfect shielding, its often easier to hit them by punishing than approaching. And finally...