Recent content by FakeKraid

If you're still around I'll play with you sometime, just moved to Denver from Maryland

If you're still in Denver I just moved here from Maryland. Haven't played PM in a long time but I'll give it a whirl, or play Smash for Wii-U. I haven't got a job yet so if you wanna try playing this week or next I'm game

What a coincidence, I just moved to Denver from Maryland lol

Hey I can't even get the boot.elf to appear in the Custom Stage menu guys. Any advice? EDIT: What I mean is, after putting the contents of nohomebrew.zip on my SD card, the Stage Builder Menu is just blank, nothing, no stages at all, no loader, zip, zilch, nada. Just vanilla brawl. EDIT2: Nm...

This bug has been duplicated by testing and I can verify it, plus I haven't seen it elsewhere in the threads here (at least not the first three pages) Necessary circumstances: 1. All-Star Mode 2. One player must be on his or her last stock and be Ganondorf 3. The other player must NOT be on...

I'm skeptical. Dry Bones Bowser looks smaller because he's boney. If they did shrink Bowser, that also means goodbye range, which makes a ton of matchups worse for us.

Hey all, remember when I said Remo was the best and everyone blew me off? Well, http://smashboards.com/threads/top-players-by-character-redux.340128/ So, uh, yeah. ._.

Yeah, a pivot grab is better in that situation usually. :/

Edge-guarding Mario should be easy if you go deep. He has no way of keeping you out and no safe options for punishing it.

It's not so much a kill move. It's great for racking up damage on careless or recovering (or fast-fall) opponents, and can be used in conditioning opponents to not rush in.

Bowser's recovery isn't good enough to stay alive much past 130% often, but if you're getting gimped at low % in most matches I still say you're doing it wrong. It happens sometimes, yeah, against good players or if you mess up badly, but it shouldn't be a regular occurrence.

I got the timing right away; it's virtually the same as taunt canceling. It's just the difficulty working it in against a very kinetic opponent because while it's a neat surprise for someone who hasn't seen it before, its still not exactly fast. Or safe, for that matter.

I'm not sure I understand. You mean like, if you don't move to the side he goes up faster? That'd make it very hard to sweet-spot, even harder than it is now. Also, could you guys maybe just create a "Who's the best Bowser" thread to argue that out on? It's not offensive or anything but the...

I've never lost to a Fox at all except for my training partner once. As for Falco, I've only lost to Cyrain, and I don't know if I would still lose now if I played him again (it was literally the first time I'd fought even a competent Falco in PM). Hell, I don't even know if he still plays PM...

I can see potential applications. Next time I have an extended play session I'll see if I can work it in somewhere. Klaw is almost always risky, though, so it's going to be pretty situational at best.