hack-killer
Smash Cadet
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do u think that zeldas lightining attack got weaker or stronger? or is just the same?
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opinion?
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Brinzy
Godfather of the Crimean Mafia
I dunno. The physics makes it hard for me to tell. I can't chain lightning kicks like I could in Melee, and they're definitely harder to land... but they do send them farther. Strangely, I kill at the same %s in both games, though it might be a bit easier in Brawl.
SinkingHigher
Smash Lord
I think it's about the same, but the sparkliness and that stun makes it seem a lot harder.
Could be wrong... Never really played her in Melee. I was a Sheiker.
Could be wrong... Never really played her in Melee. I was a Sheiker.
Brinzy
Godfather of the Crimean Mafia
Go try her in Melee if you can. Believe me, it's infinitely easier.
SinkingHigher
Smash Lord
Oh no no I know it's definitely easier to sweetspot.
Din got much stronger as well as much more flashy, primarily due to the new graphic capabilities.
I know the Lightning Kicks got the same flashy new look, but I don't know if they got stronger as well.
Din got much stronger as well as much more flashy, primarily due to the new graphic capabilities.
I know the Lightning Kicks got the same flashy new look, but I don't know if they got stronger as well.
Brinzy
Godfather of the Crimean Mafia
Oh, I get you.
S2
Smash Lord
Someone like DarkMusician probably knows best.
The kick might be a little stronger in Brawl.
That being said, it's much more useful in Melee. Because in Melee not only was it easier to land, but you could combo into it. Like Falcon's knee, it wasn't something you saw every once and while... but something that people based their playstyles around.
The kick might be a little stronger in Brawl.
That being said, it's much more useful in Melee. Because in Melee not only was it easier to land, but you could combo into it. Like Falcon's knee, it wasn't something you saw every once and while... but something that people based their playstyles around.
Ztarfish
Smash Journeyman
I'm guessing you meant it's less useful in Brawl 
In any case I'm pretty positive it's more powerful in Brawl, considering it now kills at around 60 undecayed which is something I don't believe the Melee kick did, and everyone is harder to kill in general in Brawl.
In any case I'm pretty positive it's more powerful in Brawl, considering it now kills at around 60 undecayed which is something I don't believe the Melee kick did, and everyone is harder to kill in general in Brawl.
S2
Smash Lord
Oh wow. Yeah dumb mistake.
I just said the exact opposite of what I intended.
LOL, thanks for catching that before more people see it.
I just said the exact opposite of what I intended.
LOL, thanks for catching that before more people see it.
#HBC | Scary
Hype Incarnate
I definitely agree that the knockback and damage has increased in Brawl. Undecayed, this move is basically a finisher whereas the Melee kick as before mentioned could be strung like Falcon's knee.
Mega-Japan
Smash Journeyman
Um, I think in-between the transition from Melee to Brawl, Zelda borrowed/stole Captain Falcon's Knee power while obvious nerfing it big time. I feel sorry for the cap'n, yet happy for the Principesha =).