I'm trying to get better at wobbling. Should I learn the f-tilt variation or the jab cancel variation? And if the answer is the latter, is there a specific way to perform it in order to increase the chance of success?
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LMAO. imagine the stuff Ken was listening to was acutally a voice record saying "yo, do f air, then d air" ROFL ROFLYour opponent could probably complain that it's distracting. But if you just made an 8-minute mp3 of a 200 bpm click and wore headphones it should be legal. And there's no way they'd know what you were listening to anyway. I've seen Ken wearing headphones during matches.
There is no infinite with the blizzard it lags to much after it goes off.LMAO. imagine the stuff Ken was listening to was acutally a voice record saying "yo, do f air, then d air" ROFL ROFL
ONTOPIC: THANKS! i can finalyl do wobbles now. BUt i cant really do infinite with the blizard ;(
do i have to do it fast like wobble?
lol, i saw that on youtube. it was pretty funnywobbles your awesome. you inspire me to break gamecube controllers in frustration.
I don't see how that's different from mashing the buttons on your own controller in an offbeat fashion, so I say go for it.i've wondered for a while if it'd be tournament-kosher to start randomly clapping if you're getting wobbled to try to throw the guy off
desync and dsmash alot and grab him when he gets up off the ground??For real wobbling is the best but its hard to set up a wobble when you have fox shine spamming allover the place. Is there any easier way to defuse an out of control fox?
Hahaha that probably could work too.i've wondered for a while if it'd be tournament-kosher to start randomly clapping if you're getting wobbled to try to throw the guy off
Well, practicing with it would pretty much ingraine the beat in your head and you wouldn't need the metronome anyhow.
But it would be pretty cool before a match to look your opponent square in the eye and turn the metronome on, and to the sound of the ticking say:
"This is the sound of your defeat."
Lulz.Better yet,
"This is the beat
of your defeat"
SO is it like:Dancing Queen by ABBA.