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DK recovery glitch

Battlecow

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Hey- the weirdest thing happened while I was playing at dreamland with kirby against my brother's DK. I would knock him off the edge and float above him so that I could do my dair and kill him, but I pressed the button and nothing happened. I chalked it up to weirdness, but the same thing kept happening, and finally me and my brother tested it out: sure enough, again and again we tried it, with different characters pitted against DK. Turns out that whenever a DK who is off of the main platform's edge on dreamland uses his recovery move (that's up-b, the one where he spins like a helicopter) his opponent is unable to jump or use an aerial or their recovery move (they can still use a neutral or down-b if on the ground, or any A-attack if on the ground)

playing on sixtyforce, keyboard controls.

anyone know what the problem is?
 

Tambor

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The problem is you're both playing on the keyboard and pressing too many keys at once. On most keyboards keys are not individually mapped. Instead they use a matrix of wires with each key acting as a switch. If you press the right (wrong) combination of keys you can ‘block’ other keys from responding.
One of you should use a controller. Or you should use two keyboards (we do this in my university :laugh:).
 

B Link

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The problem is you're both playing on the keyboard and pressing too many keys at once. On most keyboards keys are not individually mapped. Instead they use a matrix of wires with each key acting as a switch. If you press the right (wrong) combination of keys you can ‘block’ other keys from responding.
One of you should use a controller. Or you should use two keyboards (we do this in my university :laugh:).
yeah i think this is the problem it freezes the other persons controls
 

Blue Yoshi

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Jake is definitely dropping Yoshi
Some keyboards have a max of... say... 4 buttons you can press (or specific key combos don't work). So you can potentially hold 7 buttons down while your friend is off the stage, and watch him drop to his death.

I had this problem with a friend a long time ago. He would hold on to his buttons when he attacked, so when I wanted to do something, it wouldn't let me.

As said already, don't use the same keyboard. Use two keyboards, keyboard/controller, or two controllers. And for the love of god, DON'T USE THE SAME CONTROLLER!!! :p
 

MattNF

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Some keyboards have a max of... say... 4 buttons you can press (or specific key combos don't work). So you can potentially hold 7 buttons down while your friend is off the stage, and watch him drop to his death.

I had this problem with a friend a long time ago. He would hold on to his buttons when he attacked, so when I wanted to do something, it wouldn't let me.

As said already, don't use the same keyboard. Use two keyboards, keyboard/controller, or two controllers. And for the love of god, DON'T USE THE SAME CONTROLLER!!! :p
real men play with a DDR pad
 

Blue Yoshi

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Jake is definitely dropping Yoshi
I tried that with melee, but the arrow keys were the D-pad. All I could press was 'attack', 'special', 'grab', and 'taunt' (a, b, z, up D-pad) :(

If it were the control stick instead, I would soo go to a tournament and use the pad lol :p
 

asianaussie

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The problem is you're both playing on the keyboard and pressing too many keys at once. On most keyboards keys are not individually mapped. Instead they use a matrix of wires with each key acting as a switch. If you press the right (wrong) combination of keys you can ‘block’ other keys from responding.
One of you should use a controller. Or you should use two keyboards (we do this in my university :laugh:).
This.

We hooked a USB keyboard to a laptop so we could play Starfox 64. It was fun.
 
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