Winnar
Smash Lord
nah they're equally as dumb
one has a dumber community though
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nah they're equally as dumb
one has a dumber community though
nah they're equally as dumb
one has a dumber community though
you guys are pretty funny
I'm glad you understand.No, there's no need for infractions, these pictures explain why I'm wrong about melee and brawl.
nah they're equally as dumb
one has a dumber community though
it's great arguing with someone who presents an opinion without any points.
I see that you understand what its like to talk to JWT and Winnar.it's great arguing with someone who presents an opinion without any points.
yeah, they throw out insults when i ask for them to back up their arguments also and avoid answering.theONEjanitor said:I see that you understand what its like to talk to JWT and Winnar.
I'd be glad to discuss anything with you, SleepyK, though. You're actually civil and mature.it's great arguing with someone who presents an opinion without any points.
The problem with your argument is that the Fox drillshine "infinite" IS ESCAPABLE. This ******ry by Metaknight, from the looks of it, IS NOT ESCAPABLE. You can SDI Fox's drill to the right and escape after he shines you. From what I understand, you can't SDI a banana hit or tech on the ground with it. If I'm wrong, please tell me. I don't keep up with Brawl so I wouldn't know.yeah, and this requires you to be fighting Diddy Kong, and gaining control of one of his bananas, and footstooling him. which probably (certainly) occurs less often than people playing on PS in mlee and gettin you on the wall
i'm actually not civil or mature. you can check my earlier posts in this thread.I'd be glad to discuss anything with you, SleepyK, though. You're actually civil and mature.
And to be honest, what I said was "both games are dumb, and one has a dumber community"
both things i have made millions of posts about before. one of them being directly preceding JWT and winnars onslaught of childishness.
In all honesty, saying that I post opinions and no points to back them up is kind of the opposite of what I do on this board. Im pretty sure i'm one of the only people in this thread that EVER backs up his opinions with anything besides 4chan memes.
but to you guys, if you disagree with something, apparently thats the same as that person trolling.
waveshine infinite against a wall is not escapable.. you dont have to drill to start or maintain a shine infinite. unless i'm mistaken. but i've seen this done plenty of times on professional playersDarn, I guess I'm not allowed to have fun in a thread as serious as this one.
Alright, fine. I'll debunk your argument right now.
The problem with your argument is that the Fox drillshine "infinite" IS ESCAPABLE. This ******ry by Metaknight, from the looks of it, IS NOT ESCAPABLE. You can SDI Fox's drill to the right and escape after he shines you. From what I understand, you can't SDI a banana hit or tech on the ground with it. If I'm wrong, please tell me. I don't keep up with Brawl so I wouldn't know.
Secondly, the Fox "infinite" can only be done on one stage, and it isn't even a neutral stage anymore. From what I understand, this Metaknight ******ry can be done on any flat-surface stage with enough size to contain the infinite (which in this case, is atleast three off the top of my head that are neutrals). Battlefield, Final Destination, and Smashville.
The difference in the amount of stages on which you can perform "Meta****** infinite" from the drillshine "infinite" alone makes the "Meta****** infinite" much easier to do.
Is the Meta****** infinite really "extremely situational"? Maybe, maybe not, I don't know because I don't play Brawl. I can form an opinion that Diddy Kong can use his own bananas and infinite the entire cast with this technique. But I don't know how high his footstool propels him into the air.are we actually arguing about EXTREMELY SITUATIONAL infinites?
janitor, i feel like i back up my points too.
but i fail to use proper grammar so i am the local ****** in the AL thread.
get use to it.
it's about how you post
not what you say.
Responses in bold.waveshine infinite against a wall is not escapable.. you dont have to drill to start or maintain a shine infinite. unless i'm mistaken. but i've seen this done plenty of times on professional players
It is escapable, Andy has SDI'd my drillshine "infinites" before on the branch of the tree in the fire level. It's just that players back in '07 didn't have the technical ability to SDI multiple hits of the drill. If done right it is very possible to escape.
the fact that you have to be fighting one of 39 characters in the game alone makes it unbelievable to think that something like this will occur more than waveshine infinites.
and people have been coming up with footstool infinites for months now. and i have yet to see a single match where someone utilized one of them in a match (except IC's related infinites [IC infinites are also in melee, btw])...MUCH less one that REQUIRES you to be fighting one of thirty nine characters in a game, and that can only be done by a few characters. sheik has infinites that she can do on all characters, and still no one has done them in a match, as far as I've heard
How many of those footstool infinites actually do damage to the opponent? The point of an infinite is to eventually kill the opponent. Once again, I don't know how many do or don't, I'm just curious. Otherwise, no real argument here.
i have however seen more videos than i can count of people be getting waveshine infinited
I'll assume that they weren't videos of professional Melee players who knew how to SDI, because I surely haven't seen any tournament matches of this happening.
and by "easier to do" i am talking about the technical skill and timing required to keep the infinite going. waveshine infinite basically requires you to train your fingers to do the samething over and over really fast.
this banana lock requires you to either precisely determine what part of the hurtbox to throw the banana at so that it bounces the right way each time, or to follow the banana based purely on reaction, and grab it at the right time, and land the footstoll at the right time. and anyone who has attempted any of these footstool infinites knows that it takes as much practice to keep most of them going as it does to waveshine infinite.
The skills required to do both infinites are pretty much the same (Which is what you said, but... it seemed to me like these two paragraphs are supposed to contradict each other in terms of what is needed to perform them, but they don't.) Timing, reaction, and technical ability.
I could argue that drillshine "infinites" never happen either, but that doesn't change the fact that they are ****** ****.Footstool infinites never happen.
EVER.
.... Unless Peach Grab-Releases Wario or something
If you want some REAL infinite action, play me in MvC2
this needs to be a picture thingI don't understand what was going on!
All I wanted to do was point out that it is the nature of a hater to hate!
Oh my God I what have I been a party to.
This is like the holocaust but worse.
while we all know smash is a broken game, generally we don't try to tell other people that the game sucks... while complaining about the game.and that's just one example
both games are full of dumb, broken ****
brawl just has a community that is more focused on exploiting this dumb, broken ****.
and melee is just a generally less scrubby community.
upthrow to rest killing fox at 30% and still getting combo'd if you DI...is ****ing broken. but the community understands that its a part of the game and decided to focus on developing strategies and ways to avoid it
thats just a difference in community. not in 'dumbness of the game'. they're both dumb
Well **** I feel like an idiot.joot, he means waveshine infinite.