Recent content by Malch

Please splain.

I think I'm hardcore competitive. I don't go to too many tournaments, but me and my friends have tourney-parties pretty often and we get VERY competitive. PS: Somebody should set up a poll.

Great! That means my combo isn't useless. So ha. :)

I started playing MK a few weeks ago, and I can compete with my friends, who have been maining their characters for months. He's made of win. I'm just afraid that he'll become the new marth and everyone will play him.

You can still quickdraw at close range, and many people do. My point is that the technique isn't useless because the nair is actually better at close range.

I'm too lazy to check, but I think the nair does more damage than the arrow. Plus, in order to arrow cancel as fast as a nair, you'd have to optimalize it with fast falls, which would prolly still be slower, and definitely more difficult than this. And did you test this already to find that...

Thanks! I thought the knockback might limit combo use.

I'll have to practice more (it took me like 5 tries to do 3 in a row on training). But once I get it down I'll definitely use it in a few matches.

It's nothing big, but I just felt like making a video. Enjoy. http://s283.photobucket.com/player.swf?file=http://vid283.photobucket.com/albums/kk284/cmalchik/ssbb/tl_combo.flv&fs=1&os=1&ap=1

Oh baby that'd be sweet! All Capt. Falcon tourneys would be twice as good as all Fox touneys, because instead of that gay "shamone" we get the ball-busting FALCON PUNCH! Oh, and even better, there could be a trouney with ONLY falcon punches. Now we're talking.

There's a reason for ya.

Oh, well I *do* hate using the wiimote, but if you like it better, I don't see why you should change.

Thanks muchly! edit: also also, I heard about a Wii GC controller... is it out in the US? If not, when?

He definitely did get BUFFED and any amount of sarcasm is basically illustrating your unwillingness to participate in DISCUSSION. That is what this thread is for, right? :laugh:

No, I'm just too lazy to learn the wii-chuck, even if it's slightly more versatile.