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Keep in mind that I'm not the best of players but :I find it weird that everybody has problems with little mac. Ive played him a little bit and found that Robin does well when he is appriached first, and Mac players tend to do that. You just got to find ways to compensate for Robins slowness.
idk maybe the Macs I played werent very good.
I went up against my bro's Palutena and performed quite well, but she's also a character that takes time to use effectively, so that may play a part in matchups.Rosalina and Palutena counter Robin pretty harshly, and anyone who can wall you with range can become a pain in the butt (mainly good samus/link players) then there's little mac......
A good LM would use Side B to get back on the stage, not recovery. Usually a good edge guard with the Levin Sword will get him off far enough if you see he has to. The main problem is still getting him off the stage.Biggest problems I've had are Rosalina and Mario. Rosalina is very beatable, but requires a LOT of work. Mario is difficult because at a distance he can cape all of your attacks, and up close he can pummel you very quickly.
Little Mac is so easy to fight it's not even funny. Play patiently and bait him. Get him off the ledge and a quick Thunder1 will knock him out of his recovery and 9 times out of 10 they don't expect it and fail to recover to the stage.
I wouldn't say the speed matters. I mean, go look at a few other characters like Link. They have similar running speed. Robin just happens to have a WAY different playstyle in terms of gameplay. Regardless, Robin has the tools to win despite the low speed.The issue with Robin is that his/her running speed is so slow. It makes Robin an easy target I feel. As excited as I was for the character, I wouldn't be surprised if Robin ends up mid to low tier simply because of his/her speed.
Valid point. It's just weird to play as him now that I have been maining Lucina. Robin is kind of like Ike in the sense you need to chose your openings and then turn them into damage.I wouldn't say the speed matters. I mean, go look at a few other characters like Link. They have similar running speed. Robin just happens to have a WAY different playstyle in terms of gameplay. Regardless, Robin has the tools to win despite the low speed.
Better quality than most camera-trained-on-3ds captures I see, but on the subject of somewhere to start, I'd recommend a capture card. Also, if you can get good at commentating, the communicative touch really adds a depth to potential audience-- many of the most successful youtubers are entertaining rather than skilled.Gotta start somewhere
The fact that I can outpace Pikachu in the air and that it doesn't have any crazy grab-range to worry about have me thinking the matchup is moderately balanced-- while thunders bar Thoron aren't much use, Pikachu's reliance on aerial combos does give you some options. Mostly it's that Bair trap offstage combined with Thunder making it unsafe to recover high or low...I'm not sure if it's a bad matchup, but i've had difficulty with Pikachu
His neutral B negates Thunder charging, he's fast and somewhat hard to hit as well
The recording is done from an iPad, so I can understand the comment.Better quality than most camera-trained-on-3ds captures I see, but on the subject of somewhere to start, I'd recommend a capture card. Also, if you can get good at commentating, the communicative touch really adds a depth to potential audience-- many of the most successful youtubers are entertaining rather than skilled.
Wow... You really need to let it go.i'm interest in this thread. i vow to main the character that is Robin's worst match-up and make them suffer.
3 of my friends main robin. and meta knight, too.Wow... You really need to let it go.
Do you hate Robin, or something?i'm interest in this thread. i vow to main the character that is Robin's worst match-up and make them suffer.
i am quite displeased with his inclusion over Chrom, but as i said, 3 of my friends main robin; and it's not funny to be Arcfired almost every single match...Do you hate Robin, or something?
Not to derail the thread, but Chrom wouldn't have brought anything really new to Smash. Robin does, which was the deciding factor. Lucina could've easily been Chrom, but since they are basically the same, it didn't matter who showed up. I may prefer Chrom over Lucina, but still, same result. In short, we do have Chrom, except it's Lucina. As for Robin, I'm glad he's in, even though I never thought about having him as a character before he was revealed. I love how he's been implemented into Smash.i am quite displeased with his inclusion over Chrom, but as i said, 3 of my friends main robin; and it's not funny to be Arcfired almost every single match...
Yet he defeated that. Surely can defeat others too.Robin's worst matchup is himself, as Grima.
This is pretty much how I feel. Chrom or Lucina, it would've made no difference. As far as I'm concerned, they are EXACTLY the same, except one's a chick. Robin is the real prize. Who could've been a better pick than him(well, I don't know much about FE outside of Awakening, so what do I know)?Also I feel like cringing everytime there's baseless negativity on Robin because Chrom. We have IMO the best end result (if taking it account Lucina's popularity) on how the FE-reps went this time.
Not sure why anyone would be bitter about this result, but whatever. But you're right, the time for complaining has long been over.Still, it's time to put your butthurt in your past. The game's been out for soon about a month now.
Fortunately, I don't think we need to worry about that one.You know who counters Robin? F***ing Master Core