Rizen
Smash Legend
I like the post patch Dtilt spike better but too bad they also had to nerf the power.
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I though Sakurai was the balancing team?Well I doubt that anyone used it anyways, so I believe it was one of the nerfs that affected us the less. However I find the nerf on the spike illogical makes me wonder what kind of people are on the balancing team.
But before it could spike about 30%!!! (I think) I mean, don't tell me that isn't a bit of a nerf? Please, you have characters like Peach's Dtilt which is a spike in the whole hitbox of the move (I think) and can spike very early too. Now I think that is a little unfair.Call me crazy, but I think I sorta like what they did to the Dtilt spike. Sure it's not as powerful as it was, but it's not nearly as weak most people make it out to be. Once the opponent gets closer to 100% it will most likely kill them unless the have a good vertical recovery and lightning quick reflexes. Honestly, I'm more than willing to sacrifice some knockback if it means we can land the spike easier. Before the patch you had to be so precise that it was hardly worth trying.
Maybe if they made it more like Young Link's, I wouldn't mind the power nerfI like the post patch Dtilt spike better but too bad they also had to nerf the power.
You're finally starting to see things as we do. Yes, give in to your bitterness.Now I think that is a little unfair.
We have a general MU thread Rizen, why talk about anything MU related in social, where the info will be buried by spam?Just curious, how would rate Link's MUs? @ anyone.
Good point. We should have a chart of the general consensus for each MU made in there. That way it's easier to see Link's spread that going to each individual MU thread. Looks like this would be the place:You're finally starting to see things as we do. Yes, give in to your bitterness.
We have a general MU thread Rizen, why talk about anything MU related in social, where the info will be buried by spam?
It's called 'balance' Rizen. See, in general we want to give the fast and mobile characters less range on their moves. Look you wouldn't understand because you're not Sakurai.CF's range is BS:
Sakurai does have a "special" way of thinking.It's called 'balance' Rizen. See, in general we want to give the fast and mobile characters less range on their moves. Look you wouldn't understand because you're not Sakurai.
Don't worry about it, we can't all be Sakurai.
Sakurai is special all right...Sakurai does have a "special" way of thinking.
I don't even think his elbow physically touches Ike... Seems legit.Good point. We should have a chart of the general consensus for each MU made in there. That way it's easier to see Link's spread that going to each individual MU thread. Looks like this would be the place:
http://smashboards.com/threads/mu-link-matchup-discussion.374025/
CF's range is BS:
Snake's up tilt!!Snake's Ftilt anyone?
Not only that, he pushes you far away enough with his Fsmash so that you can't shield grab him with the clawshot...CF's range is BS:
Link has been known to improve after seven years in other games. Yes, Falcon can outreach a two handed swordsman with huge arms like Ike with his forward smash; a range in which Ike himself can not reach Falcon with his, makes sense. You may also note the Falcon didn't even angle his smash to reach.On this page: discussion about how, after 7 years, dtilt is still worthless, and discussion about how Captain Falcon's elbow moves so fast it creates a vacuum that sucks him in closer to his opponent for extra range.
You can if you perfect shield it.Not only that, he pushes you far away enough with his Fsmash so that you can't shield grab him with the clawshot...
That makes having a long grab even more pointless.You can if you perfect shield it.
But have you seen the length of Bowser's arms? That dude is almost an orangutan.Link's grab isn't even that long. Several normal grabs like Bowser's out-range it
There's no way that's possible lol.
Never said tether was useful.That makes having a long grab even more pointless.
Don't worry. I have a lot of bitterness towards Sakurai for some of the decisions he made to a certain tacticianYou're finally starting to see things as we do. Yes, give in to your bitterness.
Uh, spotdodge?Not only that, he pushes you far away enough with his Fsmash so that you can't shield grab him with the clawshot...
Oh my Naga, that's ridiculous.It was pivot grab but still
I agree, Sakurai sets out to make Super Smash Bros. fun over anything I we get exactly that every single time. The man sincerely deserves a break(especially to let his arm get better). I feel like everyone on the internet gives him too much **** for small things like cutting a character they wanted(that was probably a dumb suggestion anyways). Or if their favorite character gets nerfed. Sakurai is one of the best game developers in the world and Smash Wii U probably wouldn't be as good if anyone else was in charge of development.The game does what it's supposed to. He makes it, we buy it, we play it.
No fighting game doesn't have its fair share of flaws. Smash wins best fighting game every time it's released and lots of people thoroughly enjoy the game. It always sells a ridiculous amount of copies as well.
I'd say he does development pretty efficiently.
He just developed Link inefficiently is all.The game does what it's supposed to. He makes it, we buy it, we play it.
No fighting game doesn't have its fair share of flaws. Smash wins best fighting game every time it's released and lots of people thoroughly enjoy the game. It always sells a ridiculous amount of copies as well.
I'd say he does development pretty efficiently.
From a competitive standpoint, sure.He just developed Link inefficiently is all.
I should have explained myself, I believe that one situation someone would like to have a long grab is when you know an attack is coming you block and are pushed away but still are able to grab the target, don't get me wrong though, I believe that the options Lawlz. and you gave are better however those can be done by characters with short grabs which makes the clawshot kinda pointless and me salty.Uh, spotdodge?
You are right. We Smash complain so much when Sakurai makes a decision that we don't like and Sakurai not only has to deal with that but also risking his life just to make this game. And like what Izaw saidSakurai is literally killing himself to make Smash stuff for us to enjoy. I say take it easy on the poor guy.
If you are looking at Link from a competitive standpoint, yes, he could do with some buffs. But even then, I still Link is one of the most bad*** characters in Smash Bros to date.From a competitive standpoint, sure.
Capturing the essence of the character? I think he did a damn good job.
I'm sorry, but you don't make four successful fighting games based on luck.Sadly, Sakurai is a public figures, and public figures get hate no matter what they do. Sakurai, is a mediocre game developer, not a great one. He got lucky with smash and has consistently tried to undermine and sabotage his own game. He doesn't listen to fans and has expressed his disdain for us, competitive players.
The fact that he makes a successful game doesn't mean he's a good developer necessarily. Point in case, EA.
Lol, Lawz is Izaw. The conspiracy is revealed.And like what Izaw said
A successful game? How about all the Super Smash Bros. Games, Kirby games, and Kid Icarus Uprising? Is that luck? Consistently pumping great games one after the other?Sadly, Sakurai is a public figures, and public figures get hate no matter what they do. Sakurai, is a mediocre game developer, not a great one. He got lucky with smash and has consistently tried to undermine and sabotage his own game. He doesn't listen to fans and has expressed his disdain for us, competitive players.
The fact that he makes a successful game doesn't mean he's a good developer necessarily. Point in case, EA.
I'm sorry, does Link sprint in Zelda games allowing him to traverse any sort of distance with formidable speed? Is there ever a jump button that allows the oh-so-mobile protagonist to gracefully weave through the air? No.Oh I certainly agree with you, Izaw...
I remember picking up Link in Smash 64 and realizing how incredibly perfect he seemed to be. God, those were the days...