Эикельманн [РУС]
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i'll laugh while you lose to ganondorf players.Stop trying to make Ganon sound good.
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i'll laugh while you lose to ganondorf players.Stop trying to make Ganon sound good.
This doesn't say anything about Ganon. Just about the people who play him.i'll laugh while you lose to ganondorf players.
the best strategy against fox is usually the same as the best strategy against marth: hope that the player is bad, or wait until they do something bad. modern smash players do not focus on technically and strategically correct plays, but rather focus on some subset of previously-encountered situations. the lack of structured learning is easily exploitable in the short run and equally easily avoidable in the long run with focus and self-realization.
the ideal goal in competitive smash is no longer about playing to win, but rather playing to improve. the best thing a mediocre player can do is to structure your learning process. you are not necessarily a bad player, you are just a player that is making bad plays for one reason or another. you can simply stop doing this behavior at any time by choice. sometimes you won't always make the best play because of your reaction speed, weird or new interactions, and so forth, but improvement is not a complicated process, and you can just try to figure it out as you go while sticking to proper play.
however, you can still win in the short term with a basic understanding of why something in particular is bad, and then you can often stall until it happens based purely on the ineptitude of the opposing player. with marth, most of the players are just actively horrible and you can trade favorably with them. with fox, you rely harder on how frail he can be or how he randomly gets screwed by refined micro-interactions like SDI. i agree with blistering speed that fox players **** up a lot, but i think that it's more about the nature and demand of the game for the players moreso than the character.
Nope, I just know what it looks like. I only actually play them a few times a year. I can usually camp them out with Zelda, which is pathetic.on another note. I am going to take a wild guess and say that you play against bad Marth players pretty often?
be specific? i've posted in this thread many times.thats the first umbreon post i really liked.
more pls
haha I see. Well I figured there had to reason why you would use Marth and Bad in a sentence twice. Now I know(and knowing is half the battle).Nope, I just know what it looks like. I only actually play them a few times a year. I can usually camp them out with Zelda, which is pathetic.
Don't feel bad. It could be worse. I somehow have 151 (gotta post 'em all) posts as of this one, and I don't contribute anything valuable to the Melee boards so that's 151 posts of pointlessness*looks at number of posts in this thread*
*becomes incredibly depressed*
How many times do we have to say it. Its gannnonI feel like that bad metaphor only has utility to explain gannon to children.
Please point out where any of us implied that some of Ken's assertions were completely valid in a completely non-sarcastic manner. :/ As a result of Ken making them, that is to say--I don't think anyone is seriously taking Ken's opinion on Marth-Pikachu with anything other than a massive grain of salt, even if they also think Marth-Pikachu is weird.ITT we take the words of a 5-year-retired smasher as legitimate theorycrafting