Recent content by TheBuzzSaw

I'm definitely a fan of the C family of languages. I'm no fan of Python myself, but it is definitely what I would categorize as "simple".

Interesting take. I don't think I've ever heard anyone say that Java is easier than Python. Mind elaborating on that?

I mean, you have to write some code to do everything, right?

Super duper mega thread NECROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO But since you bring it up, a lot has changed in the last 5 years. My goto technology today is C# and .NET 5. For anyone who missed the memo, in the recent years, the .NET ecosystem was effectively rebooted as ".NET Core". From day one, it was a...

What's that?

Not a little bit worse? It was "infinitely" worse? That's a bold claim.

What's wrong with lower level players specifically reaching for RNG as a crutch in competitive play? Forcing everyone into the same line of progression of playing the game "the right/competitive way" is elitist to the extreme.

Hm. It's the opposite for me. It's a fabulous move. It's not as good as it was in previous games. (Many more characters can challenge it directly.) But a down-air without fast-fall is incredibly safe. If the opponent shields, you bounce off with the hitbox still below you. So many opponents jump...

I was a bit confused. Is it a bunch of skins? Echo fighters? XD

I'd recommend playing Dedede briefly to understand his timings. He has fixed windows starting and stopping his sucking ability. Learn those timings. Punish those windows. Dedede has to commit to the move, and Young Link is quick. Quick up-air and down-air will do the trick much of the time.

https://discord.gg/n7HmBXX

Perhaps elaborate on what ways you struggle against D3. Young Link can camp D3 pretty hard.

If I saw correctly, Leffen put Young Link into his top tier. I find that hard to believe, but I certainly won't fight it. I love playing Young Link.

I used smash in Smash 4, but for Ultimate, I've converted to tilt. It's really easy to do smash whenever I need to, but it's really tough to sneak tilts in without the aid of the C stick.

Quitting for 2 years in the Brawl era isn't long enough to arrive at ... today.