Recent content by Wraeith

Thank you, Shaya, I was waiting for a post like this to eventually come about. I may as well ask this here as opposed to anywhere else, is there any general consensus on how this data compares to Brawl Marth's range? I've heard conflicting opinions on whether or not it's misconception.

I was speaking in general. In Smash, Marth is in a strange universe given absolutely no reason or justification for his or the presence of others he's never seen before. In that sense, everyone he's known is lost, hence it's obvious why he'd say "Everyone, watch over me." Also I believe the...

Marth feels fine to me, adjusting to the ridiculous base knockback on throws is a struggle but at least up-throw can reliably kill light characters now. Only issue I've had is that the range on F-Smash feels very underwhelming, often I'll even get punished with another F-Smash that seemed to...

Having played most of Marth's games, I always found his personality to be very solemn, dignified, mature, and yet remaining humble. It makes sense given his character; that of a noble heir whose kingdom was betrayed and his father killed while still young. Very apt, considering his army was...

It's a shame many of the returning stages are laughably bad, namely 75m, a strictly inferior Mario Circuit, the worst Yoshi's Island, and multiple flat zones. That aside, I would be completely content with the stage list if only Fountain of Dreams was present. Give me Fountain or give me death.

I actually kind of like the idea of VI being removed, if only for experimentation purposes. It might prove worse, might prove better, but it's certainly something that Smash 4 kind of needed with everyone living so consistently long between infallible recoveries, edge trumping, and vectoring...

Alleged only 'confirmed' changes for Marth/Lucina is that they can act out of D-Throw and F-Throw a bit quicker. I've yet to see any evidence attesting to it though. Not sure if it's a true combo, but I recall hearing Up-Air worked quite reliably.

There's no point in believing something that will only prove a disappointment. This happens every patch and it gets annoying when people leap to the conclusion that their favorite character was buffed when in actuality nothing changed.

Is this true for Marth as well, or have you not tested? I think most range changes may be placebo as well.

I'd like to see comparisons before jumping to conclusions. There's always a lot of speculation and hearsay regarding tentative changes like range and reach. F-Air's arc was always pretty decent in Smash 4, so I'm going to remain skeptical for now.

Used to rep black Marth in Melee, but since they kind of ruined it by tinting the inside of the cape bright orange, probably changing to Red/Blue.

Definitely an inspiring display, even if you consider WFT's play questionable. Is that a custom move for Dancing Blades? I haven't seen it peformed that quickly before.

Definitely, that Meeting Theme Medley is quite phenomenal. As great as Melee's interpretation of Together, We Ride is, its overwhelming presence in the medley is a lot more faithful to the original. It will always be the iconic Fire Emblem track for me and most others I feel. I've yet to find...

As someone who's played quite a few competitive PC games made or broken by balance changes, I'm slightly concerned to see how they handle post-release changes. The patch notes being non-existent is bad enough, but we can only hope they don't just nerf characters considered good every month...

Yeah that's what I was thinking, a lot of people on Reddit seem highly biased and struck with favoritism, though I'd certainly like some of veterans who'd be able to tell the difference if it existed just by merit of having played Marth for many generations of games.