Recent content by BDawgPHD

I need to learn Sonic, I have this itching feeling that he could actually be a good character....I'm not good at using key things like his side B though, which makes it difficult for me to actually succeed with him.

I wouldn't be surprised if a generally good player took Fox, spammed lasers like a *****, played defensively around Marth to get away, then spammed lasers again, lather rinse repeat, and then kill. Of course, if Fox messes up once, he's in trouble. That's what tiers are all about...

You make it sound so easy, you're talking about a machine-perfect Marth against some nub characters. TL keeps pace with Marth in close range, despite the slight range disadvantage, because TL's attacks are very quick, have some combo potential, setup potential, and knockback. Also, TL has more...

If Marth DI's unbelievably well, he might be able to recover from just about anything, depending on the stage. If he doesn't have the height, he won't be able to B his way back and then upB.....he's easily edgehogged in this situation. Also, if he loses his jump off the side, he's more or less...

What are you talking about? His ftilt is as ranged as DK's ftilt, if not more ranged. His dtilt has a little knockback for those who get close enough to him. His utilt is pretty good, too. His jab is pretty good, and ranged. I don't know who you're playing, but Dedede's ground game DOESN'T...

Everyone knows Lucario is the better blue animal anyway :-P

Actually, S tier = Snake tier. lulz, Can MK be in the Snake tier? But yea, they're not nearly as unbeatable as previously thought, but both of them have a huge margin of error....they can make many mistakes, but still win the match. But even Snake doesn't loom as high as people make him...

All of this makes sense, except that the absense of wavedashing doesn't weaken ground games or offensive games, but rather what is needed to succeed in those areas. With wavedashing, characters with less traction can compensate for lack of range by attacking/grabbing while sliding, much like...

While you can airdodge out of Wario's and Squirtle's movements, their weight makes them fall to the ground faster (good) and their jerkiness makes them a lot harder to predict. Because of this, Squirtle can pressure with aerials and then grab, and Wario can bite anyway. Marth has somewhat of...

There were so many contradictions in this post that I almost passed out :dizzy: *Edgeworth picture coming soon :chuckle:* First of all, Jigglypuff's air game is nothing special. He has pretty good air speed, but his range and priority isn't very good. Squirtle and Wario have the same...

Well, being predictable and being easily dealt with is two different animals here. I mean, people say G&W is predictable, but he's still difficult to play against. Obviously Ike isn't as good as G&W, and being predictable hurts a lot, but Ike actually does have options, making him just...

I think even after getting the noob frost off of all the characters (Ike "is awesome at killing", MK "can't kill people", Sonic "is the new fox", Captain Falcon "won't be in this game"), Ike is still a very good character. His only real weakness is his recovery, which can be screwed over...

I like how in teams, Ivysaur will be sniffing his teammate's *** if he wins XD

In actuality, Ivysaur is theoretically any gender, since the makers of pokemon intro'd the gender system in gold/silver/stadium 2 (my poor Raichu =/) But he's a guy, I mean cmon, his side taunt is him jumping up on his front feet, dancing, and going "LOOK AT MA BAAAALLLZ!!!!"

DK is sexily good. btw, Ivysaur is totally a guy. There's no real reason for him to be a girl, I don't give a **** what Sakurai or anyone says =/