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Awesome, thanks! What are some basic strategies for him (sorry ik nothing about bowser xD )Bowser is a great character for a beginner player with no experience. Bowser doesn't need to wavedash, and you can win without L canceling
I do actually see your point, but I don't see his recovery being anything special (it is great in comparison to certain recoveries, however, but I have commonly died just from being hit too far.If your sister is at the point where she only knows how to spam moves, then just have her play whichever character she likes best, even if it means playing a game other than Project M so she can play Kirby, or whoever. If she wants to improve and be a better player then having a character she actually likes will help a lot for when she eventually has to learn all the technical stuff that requires a bunch of practice.
Edit: Btw at a certain skill level (aka really low) I can actually see Fox as being a very easy character to use. He's fast, has an easy to understand recovery that's also very good, and he has moves that are both powerful and somewhat spammable.
So my sister who only knows how to spam Side-B with Kirby is going to pick up Fox and start SHLCing, Pro DDing, and Waveshining like crazy? She has never even wavedashed before
And yes, I know Kirby isn't in the game yet.
And ik your response to my earlier question will be "yes" but seriously it's just a troll. Also who do you think is the hardest?
Thanks! Good advice!Bowser and Ganondorf are pretty much the easiest to play, understand and do well with at low-mid level.
Fox while having a super easymode kill move and other great stuff, he's soo easy to suicide with or get gimped, it kinda balances out at low level compared to Bowser or Ganon.
Lol, yeah, sometimes I spam Usmash too, though I could of sworn he is trying to troll meWhile you might not start doing all those things right away as Fox, it doesn't take much to do lots of upsmashes and end up with kills somehow, especially if your opponent isn't great, but sometimes even if they are. Somewhere (I think in the social thread a while back?) was a video of Strong Bad (the guy who said Fox was easy) playing Fox in a tourney set and over a short timeframe in the video, over half his attacks were upsmashes and he took at least one stock if not two.
In context, he's probably half trolling. Yeah, Fox is incredibly hard to master. But, he's also pretty safe to play in an extremely braindead manner if your opponents aren't stellar.Lol, yeah, sometimes I spam Usmash too, though I could of sworn he is trying to troll me
I'm a little confused...are you saying he's easy to use if your opponents are GOOD? Sorry just a little confusedIn context, he's probably half trolling. Yeah, Fox is incredibly hard to master. But, he's also pretty safe to play in an extremely braindead manner if your opponents are stellar.
Spam up b out of shield, go to ledge, ledge attack, rinse and repeat. Side B occasionally. Use down air to escape juggles, d smash to mess up shields, down tilt and jab to stuff approaches, and bair or fair to edgegaurd. Congrats, you are now a super pro Bowser main.Awesome, thanks! What are some basic strategies for him (sorry ik nothing about bowser xD )
Also who do you think is the hardest character to use?
Lucario sucks and takes forever to learn, don't play him and definitely don't bother trying to learn the matchup. Also, make sure to CP stages with vertical walls, Lucario hates those. I have absolutely no ulterior motive for saying any of this.Easiest: Bowser. Hardest: Lucario?
Made a typo, edited my post.I'm a little confused...are you saying he's easy to use if your opponents are GOOD? Sorry just a little confused
1: Lol thanks for the Bowser tips: they were for my sister (im sure you know that by now and I'm a Fox main xD )Spam up b out of shield, go to ledge, ledge attack, rinse and repeat. Side B occasionally. Use down air to escape juggles, d smash to mess up shields, down tilt and jab to stuff approaches, and bair or fair to edgegaurd. Congrats, you are now a super pro Bowser main.
The hardest character to use is Zelda because you have to resist the urge to down b.
Lucario sucks and takes forever to learn, don't play him and definitely don't bother trying to learn the matchup. Also, make sure to CP stages with vertical walls, Lucario hates those. I have absolutely no ulterior motive for saying any of this.
np and thanks I was confused lolMade a typo, edited my post.
To expand on the previous two comments, "easy" is extremely subjective to skill level. At a high skill level, Kink and Vash are correct.
Since Hakkat is trying to help his sister choose a character and his sister likes spamming Stone with Kirby, I think it's safe to say that his sister is not at a very high skill level. Bowser is most optimal as he does not need to learn how to wavedash, unlike the aforementioned characters. Bowser has easy to learn options, huge range, high durability, and high damage. Controlling a slower character is far easier than a faster one and doing more damage reduces the loss in combo ability. Bowser concentrates on zoning, since he is so big and slow, so learning the neutral game is far more simplified. Playing defensively is a lot easier than playing offensively, so teaching her to up-b oos is vital. Slow combos like uthrow usmash or dthrow firebreath is a good start.
Fox isn't hard to use at all, it just takes a bit of time depending on what you learn. SHFFLing with a couple of waveshines thrown in isn't too hard.
Don't see why that would be the case since he's exactly the same in both lolAlright, lol.
I thought he was considered very hard to use in Melee and I assumed that meant he was in P:M too xD
I learned how to QAC very well with Pika from Brawl. I'm nowhere near of a master as the guy who made the video doing it (QAC'ing to edgeguard)
For me though, Pika isn't fit for my playstyle. So much technicality, but with not much reward. The little guy dies so easily.
He's good to "wow" someone for the first time though. I rather stick to other players.
Easiest? Most likely Wario. I've been racking up a lot of KOs with him while training!