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Set your c-stick (if you have a gcn controller) to attack. I personally don't use that, myself, for I usually buffer a jump whenever I hit that c-stick. I believe someone else has a better method, though.
lol I'm actually planning to do the reverse of that. Programming is fun. Math, however is BS. I haven't seen numbers in years...
I see way more numbers in CS than math, lol.
I completely agree. I love training mode. Mostly because I have nobody to brawl offline except my brother and his friends who... aren't the best... but nevertheless. I learned all the funky ways to QD onto platforms in Battlefield, Delfino, Norfair, etc. by doing training mode, and I've managed to apply it to actual matches since. I also learned the timing for jab-canceling in training mode... I think the lack of an active opponent is great once in awhile so you can keep on top of your timing and stuff, like you said.
Am I the only Ike Main who doesn't have some kinda signature clothing? I should just wear a suit to every event.
Jungle Japes can be good if you don't play a projectile spammer there... so just hope that you don't get CP'd on your CP.
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Probably, I have my Jesus Hair Style + Overshirt signature clothing style. Most of the time with dark shades as well.
It's the pure epicness and manliness of the team. That team + Pirate Ship = GG
Aetherdragging is so good there. I've been trying to work on aetherdragging people into the water, then spiking them with dair. You can also QD from underneath each of the sides, so you can escape if you feel pressured. QDing underneath though, there's a rare chance you won't grab the ledge, like Wolf's UpB. It's hard to really stay in one place and camp against Ike cause he can pressure so many people very well on those sides. (-falco. I haven't had the opportunity to play a falco main and go to that level though during tourneys. I always banned it before ).Jungle Japes can be good if you don't play a projectile spammer there... so just hope that you don't get CP'd on your CP.
I like Japes not because of the reasons san pointed out, but because of the two adjacent edges; they let you mess around with Aethers, and you can even switch which side you Aether onto. Then again, I've only done that in lag-fi, so I'm not sure how viable it is...
@Bored: You didn't need to call me out
I actually did that at one tournament. 6-stocked the poor team.
lol
I can see DDD and Falco being good to take there; the acid and relatively-small stage would be good for interrupting chaingrabs and helping out with camping issues. I'm not so sure about Olimar, but I think Ren said something about Brinstar being good against Olimar sometime when Brawl first came out.
I figure you can do the same counter/shield thing in the lava at Brinstar? Quite possibly also in the laser beam that is shot out on the Halberd stage?
I wouldn't try the counter/shield thing on Brinstar. The acid is a hit-box that cannot be blocked nor countered, very much like Tabuu's red rings of death, but not anywhere near deadly.
TBH i think its because people are completely ******** on that stage.
Possibly because he can't laser camp you as easily as he could on a flat non-platform stage. I think Norfair is a common CP against D3 because he can't chaingrab you on the small platforms. In my opinion norfair is an OK stage but I don't think I have ever CPed it or taken an opponent there, I usually CP Smashville, Halberd, or Delfino.. I should probably start thinking more about CP's. Anyone know a good CP for Snake?
