The first thirty seconds of that was unbearable. I didn't watch the rest. Maybe it got better, but I had to stop when you two were just rolling for about five seconds straight. Plus, he kept attacking in the wrong direction, grabbing from miles away, and he didn't do anything at the start of the match! That was anywhere from disturbing to shameful. I would request that match be stripped from the interent.
But, hey, what do I know.
@yoshiunity:
But is it not better that I have seen the videos and read the reports and findings? I have also fought a friend head on who tried to main Yoshi in melee, but hated it, then tried it in Brawl. He didn't stick with it long. We found out, together, how much he sucked. I experienced it with him. We went to the Yoshi boards. We read the BS. It amounted to nothing. Then to tell me that you pulled it off with a breeze just feels insulting, even though I know you don't intend it.
It's a breeze for me, because I kept at it with maining yoshi. I'm not an almighty Yoshi player, some of those other Yoshi main would probably wipe me out in a second. You probably would with whoever you use, you probably wouldn't. Yoshi is a character that needs to be learned, that is true. But you have to keep at it with him. Don't stop because you got some beatings, REALLY BAD beatings.
You want to know how many times I've gotten badly beaten when I first start maining Yoshi? Thirty times in a row. Just from the computer, may I add. It became clear to me, that running into fight like falco wasn't proper with Yoshi, and his special needed timing and distance if they were to be effective. Melee, I play yoshi by staying on the ground, not going into the air unless I really needed it. same with his special moves.
Now In brawl, my strategie complete change. Aerial assist, range and evasion is better for yoshi in the fight. Started for that and kept going. I had almost another Melee beginning, got my *** kicked here and there, but I got use to how he plays and trained with him. Now I know more manuvers to help make fights easier.
So beileve me when I tell you that those post on the Yoshi boards aren't BS; there experience. We stay Yoshi is a great fighter; however, we never said he's easy to learn.
Because, think of what happens at a tournament. It's not all about the game. Take it all in. the whoe deal. You are in an unfamiliar place. You are playing on TV's you aren't familiar with. Even thought the characters are the same, people do play differently. You have learned the mindgames of people you know, but what about other people? How do you fair against that one guy over there just spamming Pikmin? What about that guy over there just charging in with Ike? Will you do fine against them? what if it is too cold? What if people play different when money is on the line. can people deal with the banter form people behind them? What about choking?
A tournament is a different ball game from friendlies.
And believe me. I'm friends with very compeitive people. My best friends smashed his classic controller just because he couldn't beat Ike (in one match) with Mr.g/w(Ike REALLY pisses him off.). I have another friend who has over 8 controllers and mains Fox, Marth, Diddy. My nephew plays Mario, and is able to dodge and counteract on the spot. Some of my other friend are just skillful. The rest of the people I play are all mouth.