SpeedyJ
Smash Journeyman
For anyone who has ever opened up a Gamecube controller I'm sure you've noticed two things:
1. There are two types of springs - the old classic controllers have shorter springs while the new ones have longer ones.
2. The old classic controllers have a metal bar as part of the trigger mechanism but this is absent from the new ones.
For people who've played both, do you prefer longer springs or shorter springs?
What are the merits of playing each one?
In my experience short springs tend to miss more wavedashes but it's easier to miss L-cancels.
The metal bar doesn't seem to have much of an impact either.
I've been thinking about this for quite a while so am eager find out what others think.
1. There are two types of springs - the old classic controllers have shorter springs while the new ones have longer ones.
2. The old classic controllers have a metal bar as part of the trigger mechanism but this is absent from the new ones.
For people who've played both, do you prefer longer springs or shorter springs?
What are the merits of playing each one?
In my experience short springs tend to miss more wavedashes but it's easier to miss L-cancels.
The metal bar doesn't seem to have much of an impact either.
I've been thinking about this for quite a while so am eager find out what others think.
