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Q&A Ambitions as a Plumber; A Mario FAQ

a rookie

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Yeah, I've played against French people at Genesis and they kept saying stuff. I could feel the hate in their words T.T *awkward look*
 

Slhoka

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Yeah, I've played against French people at Genesis and they kept saying stuff. I could feel the hate in their words T.T *awkward look*
Just in case you were serious : if it was a tournament set, the only French you played is me in doubles, and I was teaming with Tonberry who is Norwegian, not French. And even if I did speak French with another Frenchie who was here, you can be sure we didn't talk **** on your back, it's just not the way we act (at least, the 4 of us who were there, there are *******s everywhere and France is no exception :urg:).

If it was in singles, then it must have been a Canadian from Québec, and I don't really know them, although they seemed pretty nice.

Also, fact : speaking a language your opponent doesn't understand is indeed really useful in team (especially when you understand their language :awesome:)

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a rookie

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Just in case you were serious : if it was a tournament set, the only French you played is me in doubles, and I was teaming with Tonberry who is Norwegian, not French. And even if I did speak French with another Frenchie who was here, you can be sure we didn't talk **** on your back, it's just not the way we act (at least, the 4 of us who were there, there are *******s everywhere and France is no exception :urg:).

If it was in singles, then it must have been a Canadian from Québec, and I don't really know them, although they seemed pretty nice.

Also, fact : speaking a language your opponent doesn't understand is indeed really useful in team (especially when you understand their language :awesome:)

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Yes, it was you two xD Lol! But yeah, I was just really thrown off by you two speaking to each other. I wish I could speak fluent Japanese. Next time I'm teaming with someone and something unlucky happens to me, I'll yell out BAKENA! Haha. But yeah, I remember it like yesterday =D You guys beat us(Me and Pink Reaper) 2-1 in pools. I was the Fox, he was the Falcon. It's ok if you don't remember though. GG's<3
 

Slhoka

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Yes, it was you two xD Lol! But yeah, I was just really thrown off by you two speaking to each other. I wish I could speak fluent Japanese. Next time I'm teaming with someone and something unlucky happens to me, I'll yell out BAKENA! Haha. But yeah, I remember it like yesterday =D You guys beat us(Me and Pink Reaper) 2-1 in pools. I was the Fox, he was the Falcon. It's ok if you don't remember though. GG's<3
That's a bit weird, because Tonberry is a native Norwegian speaker, and I'm as French as one can be (lame accent is definitely included in the package :mrgreen:), and the only language both of us know is English, so bad accents apart, we should have been understandable.

And yeah, I remember both of you, even though I remember PR a bit more since we chat quite a bit. Also if you want, you may have a revenge against me if you attend Genesis 2 since I'll be there ;)

And now for french 101 :

Je parle un peu de français. :bee:
Almost ! We just don't use any preposition like your "little bit of english".

Je parle un beaucoup de assez bien francais. Je l'ai étudié a pendant un cours à l'université course.

I didn't feel like doing the accents and such
Litterally : I speak fairly good French. I studied it during a class at the university.
Pretty much everything in your sentence was wrong and yet very understandable which is what really matters. Good job !

Also, to try to stay a bit on topic (I'm supposed to behave like a mod after all :bee:) :
Mario's popularity suddenly increased in France. I assume it's the influence of Scorpion Master, but some people have been using him not as a main, but as a serious freeplay character with which they want to progress.
 

M@1funk$hun

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lol thank you for that because I have a test tomorrow that I do need to study for and that helped a little

is there possibly a channel we could subscribe to for friendlies and such to see these marios?

I'd love to see new takes on the plumber
 

n0ne

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Has anyone checked out Project M yet.?
Came out yesterday. well, its an official demo lol. but Marios in it.
Check it out ppl. its nice.
 

Unreal91

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J3ly:

Mario's popularity suddenly increased in France. I assume it's the influence of Scorpion Master, but some people have been using him not as a main, but as a serious freeplay character with which they want to progress.
*cough cough* SNY *cough cough* spread the word of mario cos i was ****** all the french people init :D watch me **** JD before i had any EU experience and generally couldn't play the game for sh^t.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=im3_E7A8DTw
 

n0ne

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Project M < Melee
^ this this this this this (take it from someone who's played P:M and finds it to just be a watered down version of Melee; lol)
... I said nice, not better.

Im just trying out some weird stuff with mario, hes kind of a mix of doc+ plumber,

Bair is Doc`s
Fair is sometimes plumber`s, sometimes Docs.

Has some really crazy combos too
 

M@1funk$hun

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... I said nice, not better.

Im just trying out some weird stuff with mario, hes kind of a mix of doc+ plumber,

Bair is Doc`s
Fair is sometimes plumber`s, sometimes Docs.

Has some really crazy combos too
they made his fair a hitbox thing? srsly?

that's mad difficult to space then >.>
 

A2ZOMG

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U-tilt gets CCed by people who actually know the matchup. Always D-smash or grab after F-air.

I don't like Project M...from an execution standpoint.

There's so many minor mechanic changes that affect timing and execution. Doing Mario's B-air -> waveland seems a lot more tricky for instance. Plus you can't fullhop waveland on DL64s platforms.

imo Project M isn't a good transition from Melee. I feel it's actually better if you originally never played Melee competitively.

Balancewise though seems solid, but Link still seems to suck lol.
 

ChivalRuse

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If you think people will CC the u-tilt, you can just do another fair -> whatever or up-smash to break their CC, then jab reset -> whatever. Lol.
 

A2ZOMG

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If you think people will CC the u-tilt, you can just do another fair -> whatever or up-smash to break their CC, then jab reset -> whatever. Lol.
Loses to CC input + Shield, which if done right can autotech, which you do not want against someone you just U-smashed. D-smash does more damage and is safe on hit.

Grabbing also > all that. Given that you can actually force a missed tech after grab.

U-tilt after F-air is only good once the F-air starts lifting them from the ground, but in those situations, D-smash is still usually better, or sometimes F-smash as well.
 

ChivalRuse

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Fair -> u-tilt at lowish percents definitely has utility I would say, especially if you notice people aren't CCing. On floaties, u-tilt is quite handy at those low-mid percents.
 

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Fair -> u-tilt at lowish percents definitely has utility I would say, especially if you notice people aren't CCing. On floaties, u-tilt is quite handy at those low-mid percents.
Except you can almost always simply D-throw -> U-tilt for essentially the same damage and better reliability than U-tiltx2. Against Luigi and Samus in particular, you don't want to try anything fancy, especially if it gets you into a trade situation with them.
 

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Anti-air U-tilts in specific are really good, or U-tilting when you read that someone wants to jump out of shield after you pressure them. U-tilts like those often require a read, but the reward for pulling one off is usually worth it.
 

M@1funk$hun

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So scream-chasing didn't work

but shield pressure scream did work

(they are in their shield and you just sit outside of it/ dash dance outside of it and scream in their face)
 
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