Recent content by Sean²

Brawl and Smash 4 will get you answers on Delfino and Halberd. Walkoffs, water, and sharking. Arena Ferox might be okay if you could choose the form you play on. Prism Tower could maybe be okay if it didn't return to the walkoff at the beginning whatsoever, but it does. The "destination"...

I kick anyone that has enough lag to greatly distort my ability to enjoy the game, whether that be freezing/buffering or simply heavy input lag and block them if they try to rejoin. No mercy.

Care about winning as little as possible going in. Assume you're gonna go 0-2, but don't autopilot like you want to go 0-2, just try to play intelligently and learn from the better players. When you don't feel the pressure, you can more easily look for habits to exploit and play unpredictably...

"lol another wolf player?" "braindead laser dash attack spammer" edit: also this thread reeks of "just sdi lol". You're better off just admitting that some aspects of your character are actually really good.

Yes, they did design them - without taking competitive rules and practices into account. Most of what they do that's frustrating comes in the form of playing with competitive rules. The developers had to make every character as well-rounded a possible to function in each multiplayer mode. Which...

It's not hard to decipher if you actually put your mind into it. They're victims of circumstance, meaning the competitive scene created those monsters. Optimal play in this very specific environment has made them what they are, not the inherent character design. They aren't unfair, can't 0-death...

Rework aerials to be a bit stronger, allow side B to be used again after being hit out of it, make up B a little less pathetic. Replace non-KO-Punch neutral B with something actually useful, or lower the cooldown. In exchange for those buffs, either change KO punch to be slightly less strong...

Nah, they're decently-designed characters who are victims of circumstance. Nothing about them is really that different from your average Smash character, they're just zoners with really good projectiles. Annoying? yes. Unfair? not really. Smash wasn't meant to be seriously competitive, so their...

Team attack on or off? If off, Zelda. Load the screen up with huge projectiles and take advantage of them trying to stop her from using them. If it's on, probably someone with a good, hard to mess up recovery that can soak up a lot of damage and be a distraction. King Dedede sounds good in this...

Hero is inherently anti-competitive. RNG shouldn't exist in the way that it does with that character. Poor design choice from a competitive standpoint. I don't like him either, nothing like him rolling Magic Burst and dying at 20 just for trying to recover, or getting a clean edgeguard on him...

Wait, what? I don't think this is the case at all. I think it's more that he has a more niche playstyle that relies on more character-specific stuff over fundamentals (kind of like Peach), so he's less attractive to players who haven't been/don't want to be character specialists. Even if he...

This statement answers your question. You should play a fundamental-heavy high or top tier. That is if your goals are beyond "casual" play. If I'm judging on this list, probably the most fundamentals character you have listed here is Roy. A lot of people fall into the caveat of learning a...