LimitCrown
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The CPUs in the Wii U version of the game could always do that since the beginning.
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Now I've played a lot of games, but at no point, in any game ever, was I teabagged by a CPU.has anybody noticed that the cpus are starting to copy you? i was fighting level 9 kirby to see what i could learn and after he killed me...he started teabagging i got disrespected by a cpu....
I'm assuming you're talking about Wave Cutter, and yes, that is an option. However, Villager bounces very high when the balloons explode, and if you're in a position to hit the balloons with Wave Cutter, Villager can easily grab the ledge. Wave Cutter has much better applications than popping balloons.if you were to change you up b to the ground cutter thingy, couldn't you like avoid and destroy the e. balloons from a safe distance?
Hmm... yeah you are correct there. 10-15% damage is better trade than what 7% I believe. How far can Villager throw Wave Cutter? Does he get the whole wave or just a partial? I know Final Cutter only goes half as far IIRC.Actually Villager is pretty predictable (well, okay, not predictable, but easier to read than several other characters) on the ledge, and if it wasn't for Pocket I would recommend Wave Cutter in a heartbeat because it would at least trade with all of Villager's options. Pocket just kills its usefulness in that matchup.
Yeah, it has super armor and only unblockables, grabs, and command grabs can knock him out of it. Nope, you can super armor through trip sapling, lloid, Extreme Balloon Trip, Freeze effect, Buried effect, Fire Effect, Piercing Effect and etc. Sadly, it does lose to Wind Boxes for some strange reason.So Kirbys giant hammer has super arm our? Meaning few attacks would hit him out of it, but he can be grabbed, so it's best used on slow characters and because of the trip sapling, it wouldn't be as useful on villager?
And it can hit people on ledges too and because villagers, really bad grab and throws, you wouldn't suffer too much, and he(I'm quite sure) doesn't have any wind boxes on his attacks. So yea, that's actually really cool to know.Hmm... yeah you are correct there. 10-15% damage is better trade than what 7% I believe. How far can Villager throw Wave Cutter? Does he get the whole wave or just a partial? I know Final Cutter only goes half as far IIRC.
Yeah, it has super armor and only unblockables, grabs, and command grabs can knock hit out of it. Nope, you can super armor through trip sapling, lloid, Extreme Balloon Trip, Freeze effect, Buried effect, Fire Effect, Piercing Effect and etc. Sadly, it does lose to Wind Boxes for some strange reason.
The ending lag and transforming back are one of the same thing. Anyways.... pretty much. If you hit something, you can instantly transform out. If you are not comfortable with using Meteor Stone, I advise you to use Stone instead and rack up the damage.And it can hit people on ledges too and because villagers, really bad grab and throws, you wouldn't suffer too much, and he(I'm quite sure) doesn't have any wind boxes on his attacks. So yea, that's actually really cool to know.
But quickly about meteor stone, so it's not that the moves end lag is increased(from what I am remembering) but it takes much longer to even transform out of it(and does it fall faster) so unless you use it from very high.....it's almost death from using it offstage?
i meant trade wiseWave Cutter doesn't have any priority at all. Neither does Final Cutter except for at the blade part.
just finished watching that for help with projectile users AND THAT LAST 3 SECONDS F TILT MADE ME LAUGH SO HARD xD cpt awesum's face!!( he had the nerve to say he bodied you.....)@ EMPEROR Eevee
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Also, I've just rewatched my set vs C.Awesum and I'm scolding myself for some of the dumb things I did and opportunities I missed. I played bad, aargh! I'm gonna keep re-watching it as motivation. Anyway, I've been doing a lot of homework and brainstorming for that matchup and I hope you guy like what I hope to showcase, grr!
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Ken109? He's my son. Haha! For a guy that only owns the 3DS version he's pretty solid. I've seen him put some work. I try to teach him some Kirby stuff every now and then. He seems to love to attend tournaments and monster streams. He's cool.
Well to be fair he did give MikeKirby his respect at least admitting he put up a good fight. On a side note I'm entering my first actual tourney ever on saturday, Wish me luck! Gonna be grindin that tech skill like a madman this week lol.i
just finished watching that for help with projectile users AND THAT LAST 3 SECONDS F TILT MADE ME LAUGH SO HARD xD cpt awesum's face!!( he had the nerve to say he bodied you.....)
best of luck! is it gonna be live streamed?We
Well to be fair he did give MikeKirby his respect at least admitting he put up a good fight. On a side note I'm entering my first actual tourney ever on saturday, Wish me luck! Gonna be grindin that tech skill like a madman this week lol.
I think he was referring to the amount of time you must wait before you can cancel the stone form, versus the amount of time that the transformation out of stone form takes to complete. Both of them are increased with Meteor Stone.The ending lag and transforming back are one of the same thing. Anyways.... pretty much. If you hit something, you can instantly transform out. If you are not comfortable with using Meteor Stone, I advise you to use Stone instead and rack up the damage.
Hmm... oh I see. Thank you for the correction.I think he was referring to the amount of time you must wait before you can cancel the stone form, versus the amount of time that the transformation out of stone form takes to complete. Both of them are increased with Meteor Stone.
No, you take damage as soon as the rock is gone. Both stones deactivate at the same time, but Meteor Stone takes longer to de-activate.Hmm... oh I see. Thank you for the correction.
EDIT: Wouldn't that mean you are more invulnerable during the transformation out of stone?
Right... that why Grounding Stone is apparently more safer.No, you take damage as soon as the rock is gone. Both stones deactivate at the same time, but Meteor Stone takes longer to de-activate.
The wave goes full distance. It's bad.Hmm... yeah you are correct there. 10-15% damage is better trade than what 7% I believe. How far can Villager throw Wave Cutter? Does he get the whole wave or just a partial? I know Final Cutter only goes half as far IIRC.
HIKES!!!! I see what you mean now. Maybe we can trick him to never pocket Wave Cutter. Here me out...The wave goes full distance. It's bad.
Luckily this makes Kirby/Villager an even bigger threat in teams.
Not a bad idea, but just using Upper Cutter is easier. And when, of all people, I say that, you know Wave Cutter doesn't work!HIKES!!!! I see what you mean now. Maybe we can trick him to never pocket Wave Cutter. Here me out...
We steal Villager's Pocket Power. Use pocket to catch and throw Lliod Rocket. Punish him for Pocketing Lliod Rocket with Wave Cutter?
Meh... it will not work. Too much chaos! It will be funny tho.
Plus against opponents who like to use SH ariels, if spaced right it is definatly effective.You know what? I really don't think that Final Cutter is that bad. It's kind of difficult to figure out the range for the spike when you're onstage, though. I occasionally hit with that and it's like "what?"
Hold on a minute, You're telling me that d-throw actually kills later without DI?D-throw still KOs ~25-30% later without DI. If someone DI'ed the wrong way after a D-throw, it might end KOing later anyway.
By the way, are most of the Kirby replays any good? I think I once saw one of @ t!MmY 's replays from FG. KO'ed a Ness with PK Flash...
You can DI "the wrong way," shortening your path to the blast zone. In this case, D-throw sends them up at a slight angle from the front of Kirby. If you're facing to the right, d-throw them, and they DI left: the knockback they take is the same but the path to the blast zone is shorter. You have to DI away from Kirby to live longer (in this instance).Hold on a minute, You're telling me that d-throw actually kills later without DI?