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I find that Ganon owns computers very hard, all you need to do is bait movement out of CPUs and do Fair or Dair.. that's it.It can't be that simple.
Though maybe it is and I'm dumb.
If I do poorly and I think I've reached a roadblock in my development or I don't like how I'm looking at the game, I get an itch to switch. It's kind of like an afterthought, like "what if I mained this guy instead of Falcon?" Honestly though, I don't think I'll ever leave Falcon, so this question really was brought up out of pure curiosity. I've grown attached to my main, so it's hard for me to think about how some people just up and switch characters, so I'm wondering what could push a person away from their character.Twinkles, are you thinking of leaving Falcon?
i switched to marth because i was a stupid technical fox player who used tech skill as a crutch and loathed my own playstyle because it was so fraudulentI have a question for anyone who's made a serious main switch and stuck with it.
What made you decide to switch mains? What was the turning point? What type of thoughts did you have as you were about to switch, and when were you sure that switching characters would be the right thing for you to do?