Recent content by mega5657

Aww I just saw this post a couple weeks later o_o. How was the turn out?

Any tips for when going against a Shiek player that does nothing but spam needles? I couldn't figure out how to approach.

Hello! You actually can change it. Once you start editing the character press the character's picture in the top left area of the touch screen.

Bowser's not too bad, but I guess I can chock that up to not having played any good Bowsers. It is scary however since he can easily ko you at early percents. It pays to be extra careful around him and not use any moves with too much ending lag. Using counters against his smashes are terrifying...

:4mario::4lucina::4tlink: They were my expected mains and after playing the full game I'm sticking to 'em. However the roster is full of fun characters that I still haven't gotten to use to a large extent, like :4ness::4robinm::4gaw::4luigi::4drmario::4pikachu::4olimar::4zss::4megaman: EDIT...

Little Mac is someone I have a hard time with as well. How has everyone fared against zoning characters?

Yup, default all the same.

Yeah it definitely varies, I actually got locked into multiple 1on1 matches with this random person and the match was flawless. It felt like I was playing offline or local. But there are other times with input lag is bad or the game stutters too much. But generally I can say the matches have...

What about Pikmin =O

Don't hold down after you press down b, the angle of fludd is controllable just in case you were unaware of it like me o_o

Tier lists actually influence the outcomes of tier lists themselves. IE if Shiek is rated top tier, more people will play Shiek and Shiek has a higher chance of winning more tournaments and a constantly improving meta game and thus staying in top tier. If Olimar is rated low tier, less people...

Hmm, this sounds fun, I shall register a challonge account.

Ugh I had no idea fludd was angleable. I've been holding in the down direction when I use it, angling it sharply down and barely getting any range. Now I can actually use it o_o

I've found it easier when the opponent is offstage, to face the stage, and jump backwards off the ledge and then catch the CPU as they're coming back with a fair. It works pretty well at very early percents if you can get a back throw near the ledge. But of course this is only a demo impression...