Recent content by ZexM

This guide was not written by myself and I take no responsibility for it. It was written in 2004 by @Fieari. I excavated it from the pinned posts in the Melee Peach section (https://smashboards.com/threads/newbie-peach-training-guide.41170/). I couldn't believe there wasn't a Peach guide up yet...

ZexM submitted a new guide: Fieari's Newbie Peach Training Guide - An intro to playing best control character in SSBM Read more about this guide...

Welcome to Smash Boards! If you need any help getting around here don't hesitate to ask <3 When you get a moment go to your profile and edit your info so other smashers can know more about you. Also here: Go the into/ meet and greet forum and start a new thread introducing yourself! Say as much...

It's ok. There is a big difference from not knowing and not caring. I appreciate your honesty. Like I said, this sort of thing is meant to START a dialogue. It is quite obvious that not everyone is educated on the subject that needs to be talked about. I'm glad that you've joined this...

@Krubby Been there. It's terrifying and it really sucks to have to put on that front like everything is ok. Having to prove you can hang before you even start a match.

@Dessa No matter how much things have grown, I have a hard time NOT being hyper vigilant when I go out in general. Events are no different than the streets other than how quickly I can get help. It's a horrible mindset to have, in my opinion, but I can't help it. It's so reflexive now.... I...

I have.... back in 2008. It wasn't a big name event or anything, but it was my first time at a local smash event. I was going full time at school and wanted to make an attempt to do so with a safe group of friends in a new place. I didn't think that I would be received so poorly. I would have...

you're right. This does not talk about any of those things in particular, but it does talk about something that is happening within the community in a positive way. It's also showing how the smash community banded together to show how much it has grown and matured over the years in terms of this...

maybe sm4sh ain't so bad....

Same. Where I'm from there's not a whole lot of support or tolerance. Going to events and trying to be myself can be uncomfortable. But I was so happy to see this. It made my day.

Do you mean mtf's (male-to-female) or ftm's (female-to-male)? I myself am a mtf and would be more than happy to talk about my experience.

While I know I'm late to the party, I still would like to give my 2 cents: While not wavedashing, it is still a great spacing and movement too that can be used very effectively. Hell, like wavedashing you can simply dash and PP speed up your momentum and make educated spacing decisions like you...

hey man, you still around. Looking for some more practice friends. It would be totally fun

There are tournaments in Walingford and New Haven as well as friendlies. I'd be more than happy to help you find out when these events are and such. We want to grow the southing CT scene as much as possible