Recent content by TheBlackNoodle

Ha, I had a feeling. All these glitches are played out, huh? Ah well. ;)

I was playing around on FD just now with Falco and a level 9 Mario. I hit A to do a basic ledge attack (below 100% damage) and Mario caped me at the same time. It seemed like the cape warped me--I immediately appeared on the opposite side of FD, facing the stage center. Anyone seen this before?

Sounds like your friends don't normally DI anything... if they did, they'd try like hell to get out of those nair juggles, hehe. If you can chainthrow, you should do that repeatedly to force your friends to learn DI. Just piss them off until they realize the only way to get out is to push...

N-air straight up, DI back if she's dashing at you. You land right on her head. You can also do this with D-air, you just need to anticipate earlier. The Gentleman is great for defense if she's not expecting it. If you expect her to jump at you, a quick U-air toward her intercepts a lot of...

I think you need to work on your simple kill combos. For Fox, that's U-Throw->SH Knee and U-Throw->F-Smash (both at mid percents). I saw a couple times you threw him up, then it looked like you mistimed your jump to hit him or you were waiting for a tech-chase. Another time I saw you u-air him...

Well, here's the things I noticed... 1. You're not exploiting Falcon's grab game. You're DD'ing a lot into knees and stomps, which you usually space pretty well, but if you mix in jump canceled grabs, the Ganon won't be able to hide in his shield. A few grabs and you could have comboed the crap...

Just from reading this, I think it probably has something to do with the speed you're moving at and a given character's shape. Speed in games is determined by movement over a time step. If the time step is just right, I bet you collide with the "invisible" ceiling, whereas normally you just go...

When I got bored of Luigi, I tried a ton of other characters to find a new main, which is why my list is so long. Mains: 1. Captain Falcon - speed, power, chain-grabbing shiek, tech-chasing 2. Luigi - strong smashes, wavedashing Secondaries: 1. Samus - just a tank, hard to kill 2...

Luigi's D-throw->Wavedash Back->Up-B. A very satisfying combo since it's rare to see up-b pulled off. And it's actually pretty easy on space animals... I'm also partial to CF's stomp, especially while edge-hogging. Reverse knee is also awesome (Sheik's surprise after she misses the swat or dash...

Just to explain further what Mikey's talking about... there are no truly random numbers in computer programming. There are numbers that programmers refer to as pseudo-random because they're so long and we as humans cannot find patterns in them (see: pi). Mikey's explanation of the Rnd()...

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His floatiness can be an advantage. Makes him harder to combo than some other characters. You also have a bit of time to plan out when to fast fall. That can be used for mindgames. His smashes are all pretty strong, both on the ground and in the air. F-tilt has good range. U-tilt has good...

Learn how to wavedash and powershield at the same time. I've done that a few times to a Samus and it ****s her up big time. That'll make your approach unstoppable if she's spamming missiles. If she's prepared for an attack, you never want to be on even ground with her--she outranges you on the...

"Stop wavedodging!" (In reference to wavedashing. My friends call anything I do wavedodging.) "Real men don't dodge or shield." "You killed my *****!" (A friend playing with Ice Climbers.) "I'll never learn to tech if you keep hitting me." "The ***** never listens to me." (Referring to Samus.)...