Recent content by Milky2Milk

As long as the stage editor is better than in Smash 4... It would be cool to be able to make your own world of light esc levels, picking characters, stages and rulesets being able to edit the overworld map. I’m not sure how the overworld editor would function tho.

I use Nintendon’t and I don’t seem to have this problem... It might be your rom; try using a different one.

If she’s not a new character, it would be cool to see a Dixie Kong alt for Diddy.

Sakurai is prone to overcorrection so I wouldn’t be surprised...

Pichu is basically my main already...

Make “For Fun” not boring...

The video with Ganon spamming neutral-airs might suggest that heavy characters have alot less landing lag. This could allow them to be more offensive and defensive which is a rather large buff.

Don’t be salty XD

Although Sakurai may be tired of making these games, he already has a large community who appreciate and play these games. If it’s anything, the hardcore smash community will be the ones who will send a metaphorical message to Nintendo asking for more games.

I would recommend you let them mess around with a few different characters at first. If the character the like isn’t that good, you could introduce them to characters with similar playstyles and movesets. E.g. Roy and Marth, Kirby and Jigglypuff, Pichu and Pikachu Ect.

I hope Jigglypuff’s weight is slightly increased, just enough so that most combos work on her. This is a problem in most Smash games, but it’s most problematic in Melee. Most Melee players have to practice new often very different setups for one character, this can slower training and makes...

If their first impression is tones of training and difficult tech, they might be put off the game.

If they haven’t played Melee before, make sure their first impression is good: You could let them play some casual matches with items before you teach them some competitive tech. As they always say: First impressions are important.

Sometimes when basic training methods aren’t working for me, I choose to pick up another character, practice with them for a while -a few hours usually- and then apply whatever I learnt to my main/secondary. I think this could be helpful...

Defeat 100 CPUs in Cruel Multi-Man Melee and put your Gamecube in the microwave. That’s how I did it.