Recent content by Halkite

I like the change. Heavier characters also potentially have an easier time w/ shield breaks Outside of a gimmick like Marth/Lucina's shield breaker or jigglypuff pound.

On and off a "Smash hiatus".

I know that if you do confusion in the air you can hit people with a fully charged SB, around 50% or so and higher it works as a combo. I don't know about on the ground though. Edit: Probably should mention it works well when you condition the person to do an airdodge, generally people don't...

No they weren't, but pretty much everyone is already aware of how bad the moves displayed are in terms of kill power. Which is why people don't use those moves as finishers.

Probably because while those are flaws, the flaws in the video represent improper spacing at the absolute worst. Samus is one of the more obvious examples because of how much you need to keep someone at arms length. Edit: Off the top of my head Link is a character that has his neutral and...

That shouldn't really matter if you can play her well despite the obvious flaws.

@OldSchoolGG Ok, I just thought it was sort of a weird question to begin with. No offense to your friend by any means. @Mix[player I don't know of a Facebook group, if there was one I'm sure the Organizers would have posted it here in the initial post. You could always ask the organizers...

I can only see it lasting 30 mins to an hour if only 8 or so showed up and they all used campy tactics to stall the fights. Normally there are at least 16-22 people that enter and it takes a few hours. Almost until 10pm. So yeah it depends on the attendees, did something confuse you?

No problem.

Why wouldn't it be? The location of a tournament doesn't really change unless the people hosting it can't afford to rent out the space or the person that might typically allow it says they can't because "x, y, and z".

It's a weekly event, there are times were it can be canceled, however that doesn't happen very often.

I think any are acceptable, however it is highly recommended that you bring a gamecube controller. Normally there are 1 or 2 or so people that forget to disconnect their wireless controllers and it holds up matches which is a big no on the to-do list. If you bring a wireless controller I don't...

From what I gather it sits between 20-26 or so at the highest, lowest it's ever been that I've heard of is 12. Occasionally when I go there is always some sort of record being broken for how many people come so more people are probably coming to this particular site.

Nice video. A bunch of the stuff in it is pretty much on the spot, especially in the aspect of sports having rules and games having laws.

I'm pretty sure it's singles. I don't think they have really done very many doubles tbh.