Recent content by Baby_Sneak

For my critiques again, I just don't like the atmosphere of the game. Brawl had this incredibly community-driven vibe to it that was evident once you saw all the texture packs being used in tournaments. There was icon changes, UI changes, voice changes, and etc. Tons of literature to be read. No...

Duck hunt. Mastering his projectiles demands me buying a switch. Not tryna to do that. I main Mewtwo and Dark Pit btw.

MvC2 Third Strike Vampire Savior Super Turbo USF4 UmvC3 basically every fighter that has existed nobody cares if the game is imbalanced. Read on the history of fighting games. Every one of them was imbalanced. Nobody didn't take them seriously because of this. Patching the game too fast...

..............okay So, in terms of critique, I feel like ultimate simply lacks artistry. Never played that children of the light mode or w/e (not even sure I spelled it right), but from what I've heard (or didn't hear), there was nothing to report. SSE, for me, helped build an emotional...

Ignore any and all advanced peach tech. That's for advanced players only. If you can execute anything you want on the joycons, then they're not a problem. If you can't, get a regular switch controller for $20. For training mode, work on basic movements, platform fall-through, dash-dancing...

Quick question: Who competes at least semi-regularly here?

Maybe we should see it as this: Characters are like pencils, pens or whatevers used to make marks. Instruments and tools. You may write your name, draw a circle, stick figure, etc. In the hands of a draftsman, they draw a first-person perspective of walking through Times Square in New York...

ice climbers, olimar, snake, falco, marth, diddy kong, ZSS, with arguable mentions of wario, pika, and fox/falco/peach?

not really specific to ultimate, but can be chalked up to modern fighting games: frequent patching. smash 4 needed it desperately. cool. but, the culture and expectations set up and all of the programming it does to the players and communities just lends itself to a less explored game. smash 4...

Hey shaya you double posted Sounds good in theory, but: Top tiers, in any game, are the most popular characters. Therefore, everyone and their mom will know the MU. A 6-4 or 7-3 matchup not only indicates relatively even skill, but familiarity as well. A 7-3 MU against pac-man may exist, but...

What you effectively have to do is not lose neutral. Anytime you're in disadvantage, that's a free banana. That's not realistic unless you're just simply better.

you want to get close to a character with those normals?

quick questions: top 3 players with the best neutral? top 3 players with the best sense of movement? do you guys incorporate walking into your game? if so, how? what do you use for micro-spacing? and, how would one improve their movement? and is this question too broad and not narrow enough?

the belmonts are about maintaining a certain space. just having a longer projectile doesn't work. when they approach, they're bringing their 100ft long whips too. Approaching isn't them losing the zoning war either, whoever loses stage control is the one that loses. Really hard to zone without...

Bro. Nobody is saying what you're thinking. Chill. You may have more smash 4 PTSD than the people you're accusing. A lot of bitterness and disdain here. Play someone else other than bayo if you can't help but think about what happened to her. Even better, You may want to take a break from...