Recent content by SodaOD

Hi Everyone, Back in 2010 ish I started to take Melee very seriously. That being said, I couldn't find the perfect set-up... Should I be using the Wii, or GameCube? Flat screen or CRT? I played on a smallish flat screen TV with a Wii, and I felt that was perfect for me. I realized once I went...

I'm not old enough for that, but definitely something to consider. My hands are too big for pro controller honestly.

You can die from too much games? That's the dream right there

https://www.avogel.co.uk/health/muscles-joints/joint-pain/the-benefits-of-drinking-water-for-joint-pain/ is what I meant meanie head. But also I tried fertilizer and it's perfect now.

Isabelle seems a bit more versatile

I've come across quite a bit of heavies online for some reason, and sword mains.

I mean I've done physical labor longer than that and haven't had issues with my hands. I think its strain and excessive force and lack of water

Thanks for all advice. 12 hours is overkill and resting just today has helped. I also am using a pro controller so I'm not used to it yet. Thanks for kind words

As everyone else has said. Combos are everything. I also think until you get a certain percent remain in neutral. You can take your time, and push it slowly. You need to find an opening and punish them for it. Keep in mind they are trying the same thing but their attacks hit quite a bit harder.

Thanks, I should take more breaks. I should really structure it out. I get so.. tunnel vision.

Hello! I picked up smash a few days ago, and I'm determined to play this high level. I do stream, so that's probably an underlying reason for about four days I've played the game for 12+ hours a day and my knuckles and fingers are killing me. Is this like playing guitar where it hurts so bad...

What's some good things to do when practicing by yourself? Killing CPUs are boring.

Does style really matter? If he wins, he wins.

Pocatello to Rexburg, is there anyone out there?