Why do ppl say wifi isnt good for proving how good one is. Ive faced tons of people online and fought those same
people offline and the outcome was no different.
Neither was my playstyle or the speed in which the game was played (aka lag).
I really need to get my wii fixed. I havnt played brawl in ages, bet im rusty to the core by now -_-.
Who do you play with? Cause your statements have a lot of holes in them, making what you say hard to believe.
First off, wifi can be good for anyone. It is best for helping you understand match ups and how to deal with them. Nevertheless, even the best players of a given character cannot execute certain skill sets consistently with the lag given (Marth is a perfect example).
The people you have faced. Who are they? Are they relatively known in the smash community? Do they get solid results in not only local tournaments, but big ones as well? If not, then that's probably why you find no difference. Another reason would be is because you are so accustomed to playing them online, it doesn't matter much offline.
Your playstyle is your own preference. Some keep it the same offline and online. A lot prefer to change it up, because they can do things that they would have much more trouble doing online (Marth). I personally am awful on wifi because I lack experience in it, and the things I do offline rarely work online. The speed of the game is MUCH different. This is another implication of the fact you have not played someone with enough talent. Good players are beatable on wifi, because their speed is dumbed down along with restraints being put on their overall skill. This leaves more room for error on their end, which gives an opponent a chance to win. I don't know how many times I've lost to people ONLINE that I've destroyed offline. Hell, I won't even say this one guy's name, but if you are familiar with the All Is Brawl Ladder, a guy I know who is top 50 got 3 stocked twice in one set at the last tournament he attended. This wasn't even deep into the tournament either.
To conclude, some people are able to manage both wifi and offline, while others struggle horribly. However, there is no denying that wifi does restrain each individual from performing at their peak, which can make a big difference as some hold a higher level of potential than others.