Recent content by Cynic

Good idea. Put this dude up against Huntsville at the start of the next tournament, you guys.

Doesn't that make you an... Adult Star? :P

This is the funniest single sentence I've ever seen on this forum. I like you, Shenanigan. Talk more.

Some stages, like Yoshi's Island B and WarioWare, have walls on the sides of the stage going all the way down the screen. Wolf can more easily use these stages to sweetspot his up-b with a well-angled wallride. And if a stage has narrow side blast lines, it can "equalize" a matchup against...

I highly, highly, HIGHLY suggest you start going back to locals again. Nobody is any good after just six months of training. You'll need to keep working at it for at least another year, and a vital part of that work is regular practice against other humans so you can gauge your progress. Also...

Wolf has decent foot speed so don't neglect your dashdance-grabs. I'm also a fan of spaced RAR bairs.

Offstage dair is one of my favorite options. It can finish a stock decisively---or bite you in the ass and leave you offstage and vulnerable if you miss. You don't want to go for the meteor EVERY time, but after you've had some experience aiming it, you should be able to be pretty judicious...

I find it much easier to use Y instead of X for SHDL and multishines even though I normally jump with X. You should do whichever you want as long as you can do it consistently.

Learn how to dashdance. Fox has fantastic ground mobility and you should abuse it as much as possible. You do a decent job of punishing Marth's whiffed attacks, and you can induce many more of those by learning to move aggressively and fake him out on the ground. Also, try to use wallrides to...

Just keep using Fox. The more you practice, the less effort tech skill will take. If you're starting to have trouble, it's probably because as your general skill improves and your comfort with using advanced tech increases, you're trying to do more and more every match. When I started playing...

Do not fear the man who has practiced ten thousand shine combos. Fear the man who has practiced one shine combo ten thousand times.