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Dude, thank you so much! This method works every time. I've gone from failing every time to it being trivially easy! Thanks

If they don't wanna play competitive Smash, they won't want to learn the ATs. But the idea that a game should never be ‘work’ is codswallop. Amateur sports players train every week, pro sports players train every day. Chess players spend hours reading up on strategies, memorising entire games...

Well, I kinda agree, and I used to main Peach on this game. Turnips are already great, and I didn't find it to be very satisfying when I would win with a lucky turnip pull.

You should post this on the Samus boards, not here.

Well, I did multiple trials for each one, so on the average, this list is accurate.

Sure, but this is an exact list of which ones it will work on :P

Sorry, I meant Water Gun. And it might not turn out to be useful, but I'm pretty such this will apply to most aerials vs projectiles, so it will be useful for some characters like Marth (just don't tell the Marth players, yeah?)

Way I see it is DJ exhausts hover, and, like with Peach's float, hover is not refreshed just by grabbing the edge. It's annoying, but it's no big deal, just means you gotta touch ground!

One of the first things I noticed with Mewtwo's neutral air is that it cuts through some projectiles. This could turn out to be extremely useful as the move last a long time and has low lag, leading to potential applications such as a guaranteeing a safe landing vs projectile spam characters...

Here you go

Playing rotation mode, and after some matches, it would just crash and have to restart the game. Possibly one ones with new costumes/characters, not sure.

Is it just Tink's UpB?

I'm not sure which characters this works on (I tried it on Falco, didn't work, but it did work with Ivy), but Nair can cut through some projectiles with ease. If you're playing a campy opponent you can dive through their projectile with a Nair and hit them with the end of Nair (but as I say, it...

Fair enough, as I said, I've little to no experience against Wolf.

What are you even basing this on? Why does PM have a lower skill cap than Melee? It has some slight physics differences, but I don't see how this makes the skill ceiling any higher or lower? Plus surely with more viable characters, there is even more to learn about the game? Or 861...