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Smash Lord
Naming techniques after their player of origin is whack. You should just call pressing down b with sonic the leelue
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Thanks for listening guys <3-Ganondorf always wins when he suicides with Side B
but m2k isn't playingHere's a good match that showcases the vortex:
Okay so your telling me that one guy is the only one who can do this move out of all of the smash players in the world? or are you telling me that you just don't want people to know cause then they can read it when the one person uses it?The Arty vortex is actually an in depth advanced technique. Unfortunately it's so far and beyond any smashers' realm of understanding, that revealing what it is will completely destroy the meta game.
Flame choke does not vary by percentage. There was a list a long time ago about the bounce heights and what moves work when but that is lost to time.The thing is : the untechable bounce after air flame choke varies depending the characters but also his percentage.
I'm coming from Boston and I main Ganon as well. I've managed to get lots of good practice at the local tournaments here, crossing my fingers. I'll be bringing my set up, we should definitely play some friendlies on saturday.Polybash is this coming weekend in Montreal, gonna be attending and of course repping the Ganondorf man. CT is even gonna be there streaming, so you guys might even get to see me play. And watch me get wrecked. There are some high level players attending, I have no hopes of matching them. But I'm not there to win, just to have a good time.
One of those players if of course Kage so at least we'll get some good vids of him playing Ganon.
Pretty excited and nervous, this is my first time ever attending a tourney.
Haha yeah like I said I'm expecting to get wrecked. That's a good idea though, I'll make sure to do that.Gluck man, and if you want some advice here's mine : play against as many people as you can and don't be afraid to ask top players for a few games.
If it's your first tourney you're probably gonna get bodied but you'll learn more on that day than in a month of training.
Oh totally, I'm down.I'm coming from Boston and I main Ganon as well. I've managed to get lots of good practice at the local tournaments here, crossing my fingers. I'll be bringing my set up, we should definitely play some friendlies on saturday.
good luck man, the best part of the first time is all the wacky friendlies you'll be playing in your down time =DHaha yeah like I said I'm expecting to get wrecked. That's a good idea though, I'll make sure to do that.
Oh totally, I'm down.
Slo-mo, one stock, 0.5 knockback ratio, Warlock Punch only on Temple. Best game mode.good luck man, the best part of the first time is all the wacky friendlies you'll be playing in your down time =D
Edit: i remember my first event i had a friendly that was:"4 ganondorfs, only warlock punch, go!" it was hilarious.
haha, awesome, i'm so glad you had a good experience =DTourney was pretty good, didn't make it out of pools but didn't finish last in my pool either, good enough for a first tourney. Commented a random stream doubles match, that was interested. Friendlies were good, won some, got wrecked in others, even got a friendly in with Kage. I took two stocks off him! You might say they were SDs, but it was totally mindgames. I was in his head, man. Legit.