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Accelerate.who was that guy saying "GET SOME" in all the melee vids
I never particularly liked Link in the 64 smash or melee, I didn't really enjoy Young Link in melee either. I chose to main Toon Link pretty much immediately after I played him after unlocking him through 400 VS Matches. His playstyle and moveset made me feel comfortable playing him (unlike Peach...ugh!) and I've been maining him ever since. His tier list placing meant nothing to me (there wasn't even a tier list released when I unlocked him), I simply mained him because I enjoyed playing him.Corpse: How did you end up choosing Toon Link as your main and not Link?![]()
I would say Toon Link is placed near where I imagine he should be. Although he is a tricky character fight against, he doesn't quite have whats needed to make it into the top 8 mark, say a chaingrab or an insane kill move with massive range (I'm looking at Snakes Utilt here). He has difficulty getting the kill move in and is a pretty light character, I think its these 2 things that hold him back from going higher up in the list.Corpse: What are your thoughts on Toon Links tier placement? Do you think his overall placement will change in future tier lists?
Perth is a roller-coaster ride when it comes to growth. We've had tournaments as low as 8 players but we've also had tourneys of 30+. Our numbers fluctuate a lot and I cant help but feel that some of our more average/lower placing players don't really try to further their gameplay to become more of a threat. I'm sure the same holds for all tournaments everywhere, theres always that group that enters the tournament not to win but simply to be a part of the tournament.Corpse: What are your thoughts on the scenes growth both in Perth and from your experience in Rocky_?
You're probably right. Snake outperforms TL in singles (and doubles), I dont dispute this. The reason I play Snake at all is again because I enjoy the characters playstyle and moveset. I decided to secondary Snake after I had chosen Toon Link as my main. I think the 2 characters compliment eachother very well. The reason I don't play him in Singles (I actually do play him in Singles sometimes) is because personally I perform better with Toon Link, my experience and understanding of Snake's techniques is limited and this plays a part in why I choose Toon Link over him.Corpse: why TL and not mk or snake? like i know u use snake for doubles but your snake could be soo much better if u used him in singles all the time.
I actually do use him in teams from time to time. Wether I play Toon Link or Snake depends on the characters of my opponents and the stage that has been chosen. I make a decision on who to play based on this. I generally prefer Snake in Doubles because in my opinion, killing ability is more important than damage racking in a match where theres 4 people that can all hit eachother. Not to mention that C4 sticking people ownsCorps: why not use TL in teams
Before heading over to Rocky I considered what stages to ban/counterpick against specific characters. I also took some time to see on youtube the playstyle of a few players (Amaterasu, Tibs, Shaya, Tedeth, D0N) to see the holes in their playstyle and hopefully exploit their weaknesses. I think this helped...to an extent, watching 2 people fight eachother on youtube isn't good enough because their playstyle drastically changes when they are fighting you. I think the one thing that helped most in winning Rocky was staying patient in all my matches and mentally blocking out any anti-Corpse promoters yelling in the background. Cracking under pressure is the first step to losing and I made sure this didn't happen.Corpsecreate: What do you think attributed to your win at Rocky?
I'm not as good at Melee as I used to be although I do remember how good Ryan (Bringer) was at melee and how I faired against him. I could get him down maybe 2 stocks when I was playing my best and at Rocky, in my less experienced melee state, I was getting 4 stocked by some of the better players. The only real comparison that can be drawn between Perth and the east is that over east there is still quite a bit of interest in melee. In Perth, the Melee scene is pretty much dead.Corpsecreate- i noticed you came 13th in melee singles. How did you find the melee scene over east?
I think Vlade would have placed well. I think his Falco would have been VERY difficult to deal with since from what I saw, there was nobody at Rocky that plays Falco like Vlade does. Richard7 (my brother) would most likely not place very well simply because he doesn't play his best when at tournaments. He actually plays quite a bit worse, he misses opportunities and generally makes bad decisions a lot more often in tournament situations. As I said earlier, the skill of an average Perth player is below that of the east and as such I dont think the majority of players would have placed highly.Corpse: How do you think the rest of perth would have done at rocky had they attended?
I watch my enemy. I think about what they are thinking and I try and counter their decisions. Understanding the patterns of your enemy is extremely important and I do my best to learn my opponents playstyle as quickly as possible and adjust my playstyle accordingly.Corpse - what do you think about when playing?
Godot.Both: If you could add a character to the brawl cast, who would it be?
I am a competitive person by nature, I enjoy playing Brawl and so naturally I play it competitively. I started attending tournaments because fighting my 2 brothers over and over doesn't further my gameplay and it doesn't allow me to compare my skill to other people. The first Brawl tourney I won was a gametraders tournament with 4 players, 10 stocks, 10 minutes and final smashes only on as items. I won that purely by employing tactics to stay alive and even though it wasnt a very 'fair' ruleset for a tournament I enjoyed meeting new people with their own unique playstyles. From there I attended every local tournament there was.Why did both of you decide to play smash competitively?
mike tyson's punch out
Understanding the patterns of your enemy is extremely important and I do my best to learn my opponents playstyle as quickly as possible and adjust my playstyle accordingly.
being that objection 5 was my first tournament in perth, not knowing what anyone was like in terms of skill level compared to myself, versing you in the first round was a big wake up call. i only got you down one stock in one of two matches and even at that it was by you accidentally screwing your recovery up.I cant help but feel that some of our more average/lower placing players don't really try to further their gameplay to become more of a threat.
It's when he gets... Sirias.One more question for kas:
you have a reputation for ownage on your last stock and this is definitely coming through in some of your matches at rocky. What is going through your mind when you switch into this hyper mode? Does something click and you just start playing even better?
WHY SO SIRIAS!It's when he gets... Sirias.
Oh sorry I couldn't help myself lol.
have your parents ever accidentally walked in on you jerking it?If there are any more questions about my sexuality or anything of the sort, I seriously don't mind at all.
Although it's not really inherent to anything here, it's still just for fun.
As long as it's not being cruel or anything. =]
Edit:
By the way, Bsrk, I'm just going to answer all the questions as best I can.
I'll give you all the answers and you can decide which ones are worth putting up and which ones aren't.
And also take out parts of whatever I've said to make it more... to what you want it to be.
Kayyy.
THIS.However, code boxes made it incredibly annoying to read. Could you maybe use standard text?