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I'm not trying to john or say that I would've played better/differently if I knew. It is just a weird feeling to have people comment on a set that I thought was simply a fun money match.
I hear you man. That's completely understandable. I doubt anyone is thinking you're johning or anything.
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so depressed right now. you have no idea what i would do to play you. ;____;
*****h thinks he knows my personality or somethin. I'm crazy not gay.Lol Kage is full of some one liners. Though they tend to be somewhat grandiose, it's shows just how much personality he has. Ganon mains all have their respective individualistic personalities.
Kage = Epic
Linguini = Gangster
-ACE- = Chill
G.Vice = Professional (oh yeah)
Renth = Flamboyant
Rockcrock = Collected
SpiderSense = Cocky
BizzaroFlame = Bizarre(?)
BlackChris = High
Tending to attract attention because of their exuberance, confidence, and stylishness. = Flamboyant lollll
I've actually been using that one a lot lately. It seems like the current fad is ledge cancels. In particular, tipman ledge cancel to another tipman/bair and bair cancels off platforms to bairs/uairs.
PS --> to Jab does counter a lot of things indeed. And UP-B OOS can only punish certain laggy moves.
I'd say the way you played with extreme flash and always saying things to draw attention to yourself and your overall "look at me" mentality is definitely correctly defined by flamboyant.
Can't say that isn't really important, especially the whole shield thing. I'm not sure what you mean by counter-attacking. Are you referring to tricky things like dodging with fsmash, straight spacing, or maybe learning to time clanks with flash punch (Which i've been practicing on various get-up attacks with varying degrees of success). Maybe all three?
PS jab doesn't beat crossovers unfortunately but it's great against falcon and falco in general. I use side-b out of powershields to chase crossovers on laggy aerials. and up-b can punish a lot if it's out of a powershield. Such as falco's utilt. Powershielded you can up-b it every time. Ganon's shield is enormous too, and almost never really diminishes enough that he can't powershield a lot of attacks. Like Falcon's side-b can be powershielded indefinitely. The hitbox on it really blows since when it hits it hits EVERYTHING--including the shield.
Ya that's how I figured Linguini does it so this works with all match-ups if you are in a somewhat bad position, you can roll as your opponent does an aerial towards you. In that case, he won't have enough time to chase you to punish the roll. It's better to use it to regain positional advantage. Because I mean the strength of Ganon is using your range and hitbox to begin with. If your opponent is inside you, there's nearly nothing you can do other than roll maybe WD OOS and Bair OOS. So with only those 3 options it's really predictable, if you decide to bair OOS then usually you'll get hit after it's thrown.. vs good players or top tiers it's not very good.
That's one of those cases where you'd want to di straight up or up and BARELY away. Survival DI (up and slightly in) leads to the second knee, and di away would kill you.
