Chef2
Smash Apprentice
- Joined
- Nov 5, 2014
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Ooo a fellow wiimoter! I also use the wiimote since my wii broke and I can only use a wii U.Hi guys! I've been playing PM Ike for quite some time now, and can do all the requisite tech with him, i.e. QD-Wavedash, QD-Grab, etc and I can do all of the Melee fundamental tech like shield grabbing, wavelanding, l canceling, etc and use them effectively in my gameplay. My question is, currently I use a Wii Classic controller (My first smash game was Brawl)
* I can't post links yet, but it's the first google image result when you search "wii classic controller" *
and I'm wondering if it would be in my best interest to switch to a Gamecube controller. I use y to jump on the wii classic, and as you can see from the picture it's extremely close to the c-stick, making QD RAR bairs, and aerials in general, very quick and easy for me. Right now when I use a Gamecube controller I can't do half the stuff I normally do, including but not limited to wavedashing consecutively, dashdance-wavedash, RAR-bairs, etc. Thanks for the help!
Bottom line, if you can do all the tech just fine with a wiimote, then switching to a GameCube controller won't benefit you other than no input delay and less frustrating syncing of wiimotes at tournaments.
Regardig the delay, it's neglible. I tried grinding out the math on just how much input delay you have. Wiimotes use Bluetooth, which is EMR so the wave travels at the speed of light which means no real delay between the wiimote and the console. However, the signal conversions is where time is taken, but this is still an insanely small number. The delay is much less than a frame, or 1/60th of a second. So while there is a small small delay compared to the instant GC, it's not noticeable. Try plugging in a GC and wiimote and hit attack at the same time with the same char, the GC controller won't even win everytime the delay is so tiny.
It can be a pain at tournaments syncing your wiimote to a bunch of different wiis all the time. Plus to true disconnect you have to hold red wii sync button for 10 seconds, causing more delay. Some tournaments ban wiimotes which ultimately would suck for us haha.