PKMTrainerRed
Smash Rookie
ice climbers are HARD :'( is there any way to get to nana without getting hammered?
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ok i just started playing a couple weeks ago since that post lol, i am watching vids of Axe now on youtube now. Thx they're very helpful.axe's pikachu is decent, too
if you run out of anther vids, you should check axe out
wow lots of replies, um where to start, hectic school week, free for now... I LOVE talkin about strats and just casual brain storming about this game especially since i play this casually and not pursuing any tournament status skills and even if i tried i think i'd be bored trying before i reach the maneuverability that Axe or any pro guy executes.You should do your homework.
On a serious note, playing smart in doubles means you need to be aware of every character on the screen at all times and react to any situation that warrants your attention.
The best doubles advice I can think of for a beginner is pretty obvious...but the key to winning in doubles is teamwork, so you really need to learn to work with your partner if you want to do well. Come up with a basic strategy that you and your partner agree on, and build off of that with experience.
I'm not particularly good at doubles so I'll let the others give you better advice lol. Personally, I feel that Pikachu's role in a team can be pretty flexible based on how you play, but a rule of thumb is to limit the amount of jolts you use on stage...you guys play with team attack on, right?
hav fun at school (a lil late i know, my bad cause only free time i have is now)Teams is pretty baller for pikachu IMO, that is, you have a partner that will most likely be able to cover all the areas you suck in. It's easy for pikachu to knock another opponent away and have you and your partner go after a single person before the other person would be able to get over. For some reason everyone gets less technical in teams, so what I like to do is try stuff that wouldn't normally work in singles. Pikachu is flexible enough to work with any team mate, but I believe Falco is the best match with Pikachu TTwTT and we're going to see truly how flexible he is when I go to Genesis and team with my Mario buddy >w<
I'll edit this more when I get back, heading to school
semi-retired. I still visit and read threads relatively frequently, and i should respond more but yeah. You guys got this under control anyhow!
Just do it, not much more you can do than that. Or you can always practice it 5 hours a day 7 days a week until its logged into your brain and left thumb.Hey guys, it seems to me that dash dancing is really important with pikachu, but I almost never do it, so I was wondering if any of you had some tips that would help me get into the habit of doing it more often.
play a bunch of sets just dash dancing whenever you get a chance and you'll figure out how to use it right I guess, thats what I did anyways...
And about the knee being not very effective... its not electric type, its god type; super effective against everything.
also known as justice.
The knee is full of lies and deceit then, the electricity the flies out the knee is not real electricity, its godtricity, composed of broken hearts and shattered dreams.
as long as its done on space animals, i will consider it justicealso known as justice.
Heh, I do everything differently than this. I do up control stick + up cstick for uair, and for ledge uairs I do down>up or left>up control stick instead of X or Y for the jump.1) Press up on the control stick and A almost immediately after.
2) After grabbing the ledge, press down then X or Y quickly. You will ledgehop and have the ability to use any aerial.