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I guess the range and power buffs on Ike's most useful aerials really helped out the character's competitive viability.
How exactly is it in tatters?
I mean I don't think Bayo's F-Tilt is really an issue like Snake's Up-Tilt was.
The 10 biggest tournaments on Saturday (including those which extended into Sunday)
BEAST 6, 267 entrants. Winner Mr. R
Landlocked, 172 entrants. Winner Zinoto
Couchwarriors February Monthly, 146 entrants. Winner Ghost
Showdown VII, 141 entrants. Winner IoRi
Smash on the Hill IX, 128 entrants. Winner Marss
Kings of the South 2, 111 entrants. Winner Fatality
UMN February Monthly, 106 entrants. Winner GanonTheBeast
Super Bit Wars 4, 105 entrants. Winner DKwill
ARFI #11, 102 entrants. Winner Jbandrew
Cusetown Beatdown 5, 92 entrants. Winner San
And the 11th biggest was won by a
This was following a weekend of unprecedented success internationally withBert's Bi Monthly: SYHO, 78 entrants. Winner Fye
and ., , , and didn't even break into these lists, though they are absolutely still in-play. And what about ?
Not to mention the fair plane working even better for sheik on smashville. Another aspect of the game that should really develop further (and hopefully it will as the meta progresses toward countering top tier characters).
What dominance are you referring to?
This made me stop and think a bit. Just how big is 1 "unit" in terms of hitbox size and positioning? I have literally no frame of reference to go off of here.
It's easily Bowser. His advantaged state is good enough that he is a threat. The rest get bodied super hard, though I know little about DK.And since we're talking about Bayo, here's an interesting question.
Out of the five super heavy weights, which ones deals with Bayo the best?
Ike's Fair is now equal in reach with Shulk's Fair if that helps any. (it was a 20% increase in size)
Ganon clearly.How exactly is it in tatters?
Things seem to be going pretty strong.
And since we're talking about Bayo, here's an interesting question.
Out of the five super heavy weights, which ones deals with Bayo the best?
Well, Bayonetta and Ganondorf comes down to who will hit first and who will hit hardest. The only way Ganondorf can even deal with Witch Time is by just baiting Bayonetta close range or charging a Smash attack. In terms of Frame Data, Ganondorf...actually wins for most of his attacks! There are attacks like F-Air and D-Tilt that Ganondorf obviously loses, as well as Smash attacks outside D-Smash, but considering they're only by a frame to three frames, it's not much, and Ganondorf has higher power and priority on his attacks than Bayo.
The length of Marth's blade is roughly 12-13 units
He's very clearly not trolling.
I actually had positive feelings about For Glory for the first time in my life just a while ago. It was due to playing it after a week of SF5 where you get to play literally 6-8 ranked matches per hour during prime time in EU with a medium connection setting, and around 1/3 of them are laggy to the point of unplayable. If you're looking for something that's in a good state, better just stay with Smash 4 or wait a few months longer.
You've overestimated the active frames of most character's counter quite a bit. Almost got Ike's though, and it's really the low endlag on Bayonetta's that makes it so good in my opinion.
Yeah, it's not like we have a function where the character can duck or phase through the attack altogether on ground and mid-air. That's just silly.
Well, you're both actually wrong. I've not been using Ganondorf primarily in a very, very long while, so I've been trying to develop him alongside my other nine main characters. However, what would be impressive is that I even main so many characters in the first place and gives time to all of them, to make himself good. Anyways, I have an arsenal of characters now, and I'm trying to focus on them all. So that just makes me a player who uses
and then .Please be sarcastic on the last sentence.
If I was to enter Smash 4 Marth's hitbox data into his Brawl self using BrawlBox and then recreate the buffs, I get this (gif warning!):
Obvious it's not meant to be entirely accurate to Smash 4 Marth but it shows that 1.5 units is the difference between a hitbox not covering the tip to one that extends past it.
I don't actually know how to respond to this, other than that I'm sorry if it feels like anyone is belittling you. If you take the time to really understand neutral and how neutral is played at high or mid level you will see why some of your posts come off as trolling (or ignorant).
My experience withHow exactly is it in tatters?
Things seem to be going pretty strong.
And since we're talking about Bayo, here's an interesting question.
Out of the five super heavy weights, which ones deals with Bayo the best?
is that it's one of her easiest match ups. Crap landing options + piss poor aerial mobility + pitiful close range options = Bayo steam rolling her way through the match up. One of the few upsides of the match up is that is one of the few characters who isn't instantly thrown in hot water if he finds himself offstage against her and can typically get back with few problems. vs may be the most hilariously one sided match ups in the game. Add Dedede's problems + one of the worst offstage games of the whole cast + Bat Within casually blowing off most of kill options= a combo training dummy. Based on these shared characteristics, looks bad on paper but I admit I've never played or seen this match up before.. The Expand Dong/Ding Dong combo reliably kills her off the top on many stages at 70% or even earlier with the help of platforms or rage. Wracking up damage seems a lot easier for him thanks to things such as the cargo throw, ground slap, and spinning kong/dtilt traps so getting 30% on Bayo in a short time span and quickly getting her in kill range isn't too hard. His range helps too. There are downsides though like how linear his recovery is, how he's still juggle fodder and can still can trapped in 0-deaths easier than a lot of the cast, and how Bullet Climax is given a giant target to hit. DK has many of the same weaknesses as most of the heavyweights but he makes up for it by having better landing options and reliable kill set ups which definitely helps against Bayo.
Look, to be honest, it's normally after the post that I realize my mistakes, because I'm going on viewpoints far different from other people and waiting for their own responses. But the real matter is, is that my view and activity of neutral is the first point, because I've rarely ever even fought an opponent who was as good as, or better than, me. I can do my best to understand neutral from the perspective of equal skill from now on, but it's something I'll need help with since, again, I haven't found my "dream opponent", if that makes any sense. I do attempt options to try and out-play my opponents and get the upper hand, and it may even usually work out, may not.
I don't know why, considering Sheik is still the dominant force for now.
But Cloud's also a character who is phenomenal off-stage with advantage. That N-Air range, speed and KB angle are something to really fear, no? Cloud's a character I can use similar to Falco; I use Falco with a lot of good timing, especially with B-Air, so I use Cloud in the same way, with a lot of good timing and, on an opponent in air, position.
