Recent content by RomulusPM

Haha hey man! I played a lot of D3 not that long ago. I just totally thought it was a new thing and felt good about finding it, but I'm glad that people already know about it and are using it

@AlfaStryke Is there a list of confirmed attendees for the curious?

Also, seeing as Pit can decently chaingrab/tech chase most of the cast* a decent strategy might be to do the aforementioned until they are OUT of percentages that crouch cancel is most effective. Unless they are a character with godlike crouch cancel shenanigans (i.e., Roy, Bowser, maybe even...

I was messing around with D3 in debug mode the other day, and I found something interesting regarding his options coming back on stage from the ledge. I apologize if this has already been discovered and is well known, but if not then I hope you can learn something from this! I don't know how...

Co-main of Ivysaur/Dedede here. I've been trying to think of follow-ups from down throw depending on which way they tech/miss tech. This is what I've come up with (feel free to yell at me if there's a better option!) Tech in place: Regrab? or f-tilt (not too sure on this one) Tech roll away...

Just now saw this, and let me say - I'd love to see a new Ivy costume in 3.6!! Something to spice her up a bit. And the infinite handstand taunt thing sounds super fun too.

I find myself learning new things about Ivy everyday, I think she's really deep once you start to play her a lot, and she allows you to play the game in a number of different ways. I think creativity is very important in her gameplay. Sure she has some flaws, but all characters do. Don't judge a...

@Its Papa Yeah, we actually have played. Before I switched back to Ivy though, I played as Pit for a while in 3.02 (it was a dark time.) and I played you a couple rounds at Shuffle V. I was real bad, still am pretty bad though haha. I'm Graham in the Facebook group. If you're down I'd love to...

As Papa said above, Ivy can be played either defensively or offensively. Some people prefer to play lame, others like a more aggressive approach. Both work well, it's up to you how to do it. If you play more aggressively though, it's obviously easier to overextend and lose your good spacing and...