Recent content by EasilyDistracted54

Play alot of matches with people, and focus on incorporating more tech, and making solid plays, focus less on the outcome of the match. Also grinding everyday for a set period of time can be beneficial.

Still no luck, froze at the main menu, and twice when I choose a character.

I just got home, so I'll try it pretty soon. I'll let you know.

Thanks, I appreciate you taking the time to make this for me.

I'm not very familiar with adding codes, so what am I suppose to do with it? Can you give me a run down on how to? I tried the code on 20xx 4.05, it froze, so i'm going to try it on a vanilla version. No luck, froze at the main menu both times I attempted.

4.05 dose not have it from the looks of it, I'll try a earlier version I guess

Thanks, I'll give it a look.

Yes, I know this thread has been posted countless times, but still. For the record, I do own a CRT, but Its massive and such an inconvenience to move around. I use nintendont on a wii with composite. Currently I use a small insignia tv, ill post any specifics necessary when I get home. But at...

Not being kirby. Give him most of his traits from PM, and increase everything. Faster dash speed, air speed, and faster attacks, and some throws with combo potential. Might as well give him a better dash attack to.

Spam down smash, fool proof strategy. I would watch alot of Armada's matches to learn combos and what not.

Do what Ace said about dash dancing and wavedashing, that should help you get used to the movement. I remember not being able to wavedash, or move fluently, I just played alot and focused on both of those aspects, instead of focusing on winning focus on improving your movement.

I'm not entirely sure about anything you can really do, other then playing more often and just getting used to how the movement feels. Time is what you need. Just play more often, you should get used to it eventually.

Yeah get the smash controller, I did, and I don't regret it. It looks pretty neat, and iirc the thumbstixs are slightly tensioned.

I would have to disagree with that, you can get better, to an extent, but real people are much better to practice and play against.

Thanks, I'll give this a look