Recent content by Cthulhu's Underling

Seem like it's only application is making your character look like a fool. I felt so dumb when I found this thread. I'd never hear the term sticky-walk before, so I had to look it up. I thought it was that thing you see in TAS videos when they push the stick very slightly forward, then release...

I don't see why people are so salty about 'lame' campy play. In fighting games, camping is a tool used when excess amounts of thoughts are factored in, such as when you realize you're in a situation in which you can't just run in for a hard rush-down. Thus, I find it interesting. But it will be...

Step 1: Buy worms Step 2: Wrap worms around opponent

OK, let's say I'm doing a reverse SHL. In that situation, who the **** returns the stick to its neutral position by hand? I have never once seen anyone do that. Is that really a thing?

This is pretty good so far, but I don't understand how nair's larger hitbox correlates to a lower chance of shattering a shield.

Before I even read this thread, I must make it known that you and the OP have some of the most disturbing avatars I've ever seen in my ****ing life.

Just for future reference, the word you were looking for was tertiary, not third. Seems like a lot of people don't know that.

^ You have the best signature ever.

I think the previous posts covered it well. Maybe you could try throwing in a grab once in a while. Or even surprise them with an up-smash, at higher percents. Close quarters blows when you're Falco; I hate it.

I chose him because my recent CTS acquisition ****ed my ability to use Fox, and I can't afford the surgery to fix it. Plus, he keeps it 100 with his sideways blaster handling.

It's pretty easy. What I instinctively picked up (and later heard Ken say he did the same), was dashing immediately before the jump. It keeps momentum going so you can be mobile.

OK, for real; if, for instance, your watching a video of Westballz, and your tech skill is on par with his, it may seem like you are at his level, but actually playing a pro who has seasoned mindgames, reads, etc, I'm betting you'd get trashed. No disrespect, though.

If you want to switch mains, more power to you (although I don't see what's odd about Marth's animations), but you really should keep your number of serious characters to a minimum until you really are as skilled as someone like Mango. I only play 2 or 3 chars seriously, but casually, I use all...

Holy ****, I must be really out of the loop. I thought that was only possible in P:M.