The Good Doctor
Smash Champion
I do.I'm fine with Marth being bottom of top tier (tied for 4th imo. I don't feel he's WORSE than Jigglypuff.)
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I do.I'm fine with Marth being bottom of top tier (tied for 4th imo. I don't feel he's WORSE than Jigglypuff.)
I see, I guess you weren't claiming 0-death lol. I'm guessing the window (percent wise) for him to follow a tipped fair at any DI is pretty small.When did I ever say 0-death? The combos I'm talking about do about 60-70% if there are platforms involved. Tech chases and juggle traps (keeping a string going simply because you can cover their options from below them) just make it longer.
And they don't come off a grab, they come off a fair >_>. They are simply MUCH longer than 2-3 hits, which is why I said your statement was incorrect. Marth can follow ANY DI off of a tipped fair/a falling uair/ a falling tipped dair/a non hilted uptilt/non hilted dash attack from ground level, a hilted or tipped fair/a nair/a uair/a non hilted uptilt at SH height (meaning Ganon is in the air and Marth SHs to meet him), or hilted bair/a hilted or tipped fair (you have to tip Ganon with the top part of fair to land any additional hit though) at fullhop height.
Actually he can't, its funny. His "best" way to get out is to DI away tech away, and that still pretty easy to cover.@ sveet: ganon can DI out of marth's combos, I don't know what ganon you play against lol.
Literally every stock is a 0-death unless i'm ******* around or making lots of mistakes. Even if i make 1 mistake, i can usually just cover it without losing the combo, which is even funnier. All you do is get 1 hit, then follow it with another hit (nair and fair link together perfectly at low percents) and keep doing that until you can get a fsmash, grab or he DIs off stage. Then you edge guard. How do you edgeguard? how ever you want. ganon can't sweetspot and he can't go up. he downb's and you can spike him without thinking twice. I spiked my friend out of his downb enough so that he only does it when he sees i can't punish it. you can also spike his upb, which is a lot more effective than fsmashing him until he dies. You can jump off the stage and fair/bair him out of his jump too, which is fun. As long as you are always prepared to tech a defending uair or up, you aren't at risk.If its slightly in marths favor, IMO thats pretty close/near to ganons favor. Playstyles, skill of course affect the outcome but as far as arbitrary ganons vs arbitrary marths.
Ganons got a bit of a swagga. The word that pops into my head when I describe marth is "softbellied." Its like thats his weak spot. You hit that dude right there and its over. Thats why falcons nair ***** that dude.
Im sure you can 0-death ganon with marth. But its not as easy as you think. The knockback is just too rewarding, and ganon has decent edgegaurds-period.
I just love anecdotal evidence. My friend plays ganon and I **** him with m2. Does that mean m2 is good vs ganon.?. Probably, get at me.
Ok sounds goodI seriously hope I can MM your marth with Ganon one day.
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Actually, the window is VERY large. A shffl'd tipped fair can be followed at any DI from 0-90ish%. The only thing that changes is what I follow with (and what can be done after those subsequent hits).I see, I guess you weren't claiming 0-death lol. I'm guessing the window (percent wise) for him to follow a tipped fair at any DI is pretty small.
The situation is right every single time you land a tipped fair though (and this happens pretty often really). Only thing that changes is what you get from it.Lets be real here. Who doesnt marth combo well?
Fair is that universal move. You can use it to combo everyone if the situation is right.
Nobody is saying marth doesnt have plently of options in the matchup, I just think ganon has to do a little less work. Fair is great for damage It can kill at 200ishes but marth needs to get kill moves in which is not a cake walk without tech chasing, which most characters can do. Ganon can kill with his jab, its just the diff in a single hit.
I think its just slightly in ganons favor. Not to mention if you can get under those fairs because marth extends his hitbox. You will win off trading hits.
Ganon just hits hard. I think he has a more direct and final approach to edgeguarding. Hit them and they Die vs marths I have sooo many options Ill just choose one and see what happens.
You should mm a ganon player. Or at least somebody who plays ganon. The only thing I do with ganon is moonwalk across FD and dreamland.kaostar lets mm, my marth your ganon. $200. advantaged matchup for ganon should mean easy money mirite?
Get emI'll do it sveet
lol Sorry for wasting your time*sigh*
Well, at least I convinced the person I wanted to convince. Sveet's post would probably be more entertaining to me if I wasn't ashamed to be arguing on the same side as him <_<
Watch it! Sveet is the best player in the world!I'll do it sveet
Sveet said:Literally every stock is a 0-death unless i'm ******* around or making lots of mistakes. Even if i make 1 mistake, i can usually just cover it without losing the combo, which is even funnier. All you do is get 1 hit, then follow it with another hit (nair and fair link together perfectly at low percents) and keep doing that until you can get a fsmash, grab or he DIs off stage. Then you edge guard. How do you edgeguard? how ever you want.
That's also not how Marth works against Ganondorf, unless you're playing level 1 CPUs.Sveet said:I think a lot of the problem of this discussion came from what you consider a combo. I consider it a combo basically until the opponent can get a hit in or gain some stage control back. For actual combos and juggles in the air, no marth doesnt 0-death ganon often. If marth gets a regular combo on say YS, he can get ganon into bad stage position yet out of the true combo. The bad stage position can be severely exploited by marth on that stage in particular, and to varying degrees on other stages.
Oh god, that's painful to watch.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rFZhIKrLVlc
I'm just going to leave this here...
You are playing terrible Ganons.
This kids ganon is pretty good.I would love to play your Marth Sveet.
The best part is that I don't see 4 0-death combos to end the match. It took like 4 minutes and he lost 3 stocks.Oh god, that's painful to watch.
yeah a lot of people can be douchebags, but you aren't helping by digging yourself deeper into the ground by denying the fact that it's a close matchup. >_>3 months ago and not the match im talking about anyways........
w/e you guys are all douchebags anyways so idc
Sveet Shouldn't Be Talking
sveet, Stop Posting
You Guys Are All Douchebags
i never said it wasn't? i agree its fairly close.yeah a lot of people can be douchebags, but you aren't helping by digging yourself deeper into the ground by denying the fact that it's a close matchup. >_>
i never said it wasn't? i agree its fairly close.
thisSveet, stop posting