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I suppose. I just think the chain-grabbing is cheap. Meh. It's just one man's opinion.
Yeah, me too, eh? Let's fold our hands and bow our heads in prayer and thank god that a simple-minded child isn't running the competitive scene of what is no more than a video-game. Who knows how dire the situation would be if I were in charge.
Hey, video games are serious ****ing business, pal. I am so ****ing serious right now.......you guys have no idea how serious i am....I am SOOO serious. I'm gonna get on my xbox live camera and take a picture of my serious face, just to show you how serious i am right now.
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SERIOUS ****ING BUSINESS
It's the opinion of the community. You'll have to ask everyone who contributed to the list.
There's nothing terribly bad about him. It's just that he's worse than Falco so everybody automatically counts him out.
Olimar and Pit are some of the easiest characters to gimp in the game. Olimar much moreso than Pit, but the second pit uses his upB under the stage, fi you have a character who can hit him... He's dead.
This is one of the worst I've seen so far.
DK is sexily good.
From what ive seen, only his u and f smash have those stay active hitboxes that are worthy of use like that. Aura sphere is good, but gets predictable and leaves him somewhat vulnerable while charging. I agree on the tiere postition tho
Never underestimate Luke's hitboxes or you will be dominated. Pretty much the only bad thing about him is that without a good damage multiplier, he's weaker than average. He also dies off the ceiling relatively easily. Regardless of this, he is still a solid character that should eventually end up at the upper end of the middle tier (though it may not happen in the first list). Don't let his standing on the tier list discourage you from using him. Samus, Jiggs, Falcon, and IC were all mid tier in Melee but still managed to rank very well in tournaments against the likes of the broken top and high tiers.
In actuality, Ivysaur is theoretically any gender, since the makers of pokemon intro'd the gender system in gold/silver/stadium 2 (my poor Raichu =/)
You can't forget his crowd surfing victory pose...
they must be pretty small then.
I like how in teams, Ivysaur will be sniffing his teammate's *** if he wins XD
I think even after getting the noob frost off of all the characters (Ike "is awesome at killing", MK "can't kill people", Sonic "is the new fox", Captain Falcon "won't be in this game"), Ike is still a very good character. His only real weakness is his recovery, which can be screwed over. Other than that, he plays a lot like Melee Ganon, but with more range. Some of his moves are telegraphed, but using them properly keeps you from being vulnerable to attack a lot of the time. Approaching Ike is tough for characters with poor ground games. His nair is an excellent approach option....you can almost spam it as if you were Captain Falcon (in Melee of course), in the way that you can use it to keep people honest, to protect yourself, and to approach. By means of the Viers theorem (thank you, flesh-cutting-words), his nair is a safe approach option that leads directly into jab combo or grab, or both. Also, a fast Ike (don't tell me there's no such thing, lest I invoke the "chris saw dan use ike the other day" theorem) will put pressure on other players and make previously unlandable attacks very realistic.
