Palutena's Army (An Elite Pit Clan)

[Inui]

I don't really even want to be in it. I already have a crew that I'm loyal to. I'll just beat this crew in Pit dittos.

For example, I'm a very good melee player, not ranked because I'm a casual player, and nobody's heard of me because, again, I am a casual player.

Non-tournament players = extremely inferior to even the lowest class tournament players. I've never seen this proven wrong.

</trash talk>

I should stop going to SRK.

 

[MASAHIROx]

lol pit ditto challenges go out to this entire clan.

make yo numbers public son

inui - dont even try to reason with them. zeldamaster - just no. melee skills = somewhat good brawl skills. get over it.

 

[kotahlicious]

wtf is dif betwwen crew and clan?

 

[MASAHIROx]

clan is a bunch of noobs
crew is a competitive force.

elite clan is ironic.

 

[Inui]

clan is a bunch of noobs
crew is a competitive force.

elite clan is ironic.

dude...

LMAO!

I think I remember you from tournies down at Chu's and stuff. Nice to see you in the Pit board.

We should Pit ditto soon. I'll try to make it down to a Chu tourny, or you can come up to the NJ ones.

 

[Leonhart]

You know, you don't really help by asking to be captain. I'm not talking to you in particular but to everyone who's asking. I'm sure most of the people in the clan want to be a captain, so it should be incentive to get the game, become good, and help out around the clan rather than posting 'ya i gud melee i b gud kaptain'. Your melee skills and ranking doesn't really matter, and the generals should pick captains based on BOTH their ability to play and help out around the clan. For example, I'm a very good melee player, not ranked because I'm a casual player, and nobody's heard of me because, again, I am a casual player. This should not stop someone like me (AKA most of the clan) from becoming a captain. Your melee ranking is impressive, but shouldn't be the deciding factor of rank.

I agree. 10 char

 

[Inui]

You would, newbie. Mad new people that don't understand the gap between competitive and casual have shown up...

 

[Inui]

You would, newbie. Mad new people that don't understand the gap between competitive and casual have shown up...

 

[Requiem]

I saw someone asked why I was captain, go to a few pages back, I play brawl, I can put vids up with you want....

And I hope that making the banner counts for something too o_O

I dont think captains should be based on skill, not AT ALL. Being a captain in each guild/clan/whatever is always based on what you do for the clan/guild.

And to persons who are thinking about asking to be a captain...just... don't do that, its ********.

And asking to be a captain because you where self stated "good" at melee....thats just.... yeah...wtf

 

[Repryx]

Angels Of Cruxis...Please calm down...the Desians are having Troubles with the Renegades trying to assasinate the Chosen...


On a Serious Tip...Pit Dittos to the Whole Clan being offered! I will post my # the weekend after I get the game. Masa and Inui....I look 4ward to playing you guys (specially you Masa who lives closer to me and I now remember that I have played you in one friendly where u beat me but its all good cuz Im a lil over a year playin melee anyway and it wasnt a 4stock) <<Mouthful

And a Crew is people you know where a clan is almost an internet Crew...but we will wait till Wi-fi to see if this will be true....BRAWL IS 2 WEEKS AWAY PEOPLE!


-Ciao

 

[zeldamaster2006]

I don't really even want to be in it. I already have a crew that I'm loyal to. I'll just beat this crew in Pit dittos.



Non-tournament players = extremely inferior to even the lowest class tournament players. I've never seen this proven wrong.

</trash talk>

I should stop going to SRK.

So you're telling me that because I don't drive/fly all around the country you can automatically beat me at smash? Let's see you put your money where your mouth is when Brawl comes out. Besides, this is a whole new ball game. People who are good at Melee aren't necessarily going to adapt easily.

"inui - dont even try to reason with them. zeldamaster - just no. melee skills = somewhat good brawl skills. get over it."

I never said a newbie to smash can beat a melee veteran, nor was it what I meant to imply. What I mean is many people are very good casual players, who just don't go to tournaments. Don't assume I mean someone who is new to smash can beat a tourney-goer, but I've played melee for seven years like many people here, and just because I don't go to tournies doesn't mean you can count me out.

And also to Inui - The major gap between competitive and casual was the skilled wavedashing and L-canceling, among other advanced techs. Most of these were removed, which considerably shrinks the gap between competitive and casual players.

 

[GamerGuitarist7]

Yeah, my opinion on all this arguing.

So, to make up for the fact I haven't posted in the past few pages, I'm just going to cover the hot topics of recent arguments. Although I'm a competitive player, I'll try and stay unbiased.


All the Pit Ditto's nonsense- Yeah, what's with the big urge of Pit ditto's lately? LOL. It would be cool to do this, but I hope that no one claims they have the best Pit because they win in most dittos. In melee, I could beat my ranked friend in fox dittos and against his falco half the time with Fox, but I know he's far better than I am overall. So as long as this doesn't become "I am the best Pit because I beat X player(s) in (a) Pit ditto(s)" then I am fine with it.


-Asking- to be a captain?- Why does it matter? I didn't ask to be captain and I was just put there. It's cool with me, so if the clan leaders decide to put so-and-so at whatever rank, they can do it as they please since they made the clan. I'm not trying to back up the "newbie" clan members, it's just their responsibility to organize their own clan. If someone has a problem, don't join lol, it's just a fun online clan, nothing too serious.


Clans vs. Crews- I know that in Melee tournaments, crews were groups (usually within the same region) of people who play together and know eachother and stuff I guess. I'm talking about crews that stay crews outside of tournaments, like DBR (all in Northern California except DSF), I'm not talking about crews that assemble on the spot at tournies to play in a crew battle. Clans- never heard of people doing this in Smash until this flurry of Brawl people jumped in. It may be just a newbie thing, but it's new and I thought it would be something cool to be involved in as a competitive and skilled player. The new guys need support, us veterans should do the good thing and support them.


"Good" casual players- I agree that someone who is a 'casual' player has no chance against someone who is a tournament player. But, I go by the the definition of 'casual' as someone who plays the game for fun and stuff. If someone does NOT go to tournies, but still plays no items and knows l-cancelling, wavedashing, and implements whatever version of 'mindgames' they have, then they are a 'competitive' player who just doesn't go to tournaments. Obviously a 'tournament' player is self explanatory. So with these definitions, a casual player would lose to a competitive or tournament player, but a competitive player may have a chance against low level tournament players.


So anyways, I lets just all respect each other in here. I know that there's a billion new members who joined between january and february of 2008 becuase of Brawl. At the moment, they may be considered "newbie" by us who have been around for a while with tournament experience and a LOT more posts lol (though post count does not equal skill), but we should still be nice to them and in return they should respect us as veteran players.

Done ranting, thanks for reading.

 

[MASAHIROx]

thank you gamer

sorry if im causing some arguments BUT you new guys need to know your place and give respect to those who have earned it. Please be intelligent about what you are talking about before making an attempt to argue.

To a majority of this forum, being skilled at this game and winning is a huge reason for why they are here. For that reason i thought i would share the fact that attending tournaments greatly increases your skill and even more so if you travel. There are so many different styles of play out there (even between FL ( technical) / MDVA (aggressive) / tri state (gimpy)/ new england (campy). < thats considered just the east coast but we all have a style to our region. Competitive players (like myself and others here) have this crucial experience that makes us have a huge advantage over the general new brawl players. online will give you guys a chance at many different play styles but i know for a fact that the best players will come from actually attending tournaments.

We all have been considered a noob at one point. sometimes you just have to shut up and listen AND be humble AND give respect. Thats what i did. Now me and Chu are like BFFs LOL please tell me you guys know who chu is...

Its better to get chewed out here before you make a fool of yourselves posting like an idiot in a huge tourney thread and then someone like Hugs or King or M2k or Plank burns you. Im just trying to help you guys out. its called tough love.

Rep - cant wait man...im pretty sure me and redd are going to chu's biweekly on march 1st. COME!

 

[GamerGuitarist7]

Who's this Chu guy? Never heard of him. LOL'rs

Masahiro makes a good point that supports a lot of what I said. It is true that we were noobs at some point, but now we've gained experience and wisdom as players. The new guys of Brawl should listen to us for now, but in the future they can be top players as well. You never know :-D

 

[Inui]

Chu is teh pwn. I almost took him out at EVO East in the top 8.

So you're telling me that because I don't drive/fly all around the country you can automatically beat me at smash? Let's see you put your money where your mouth is when Brawl comes out. Besides, this is a whole new ball game. People who are good at Melee aren't necessarily going to adapt easily.

Yes.

Okay, I'll bet anything because you're a casual player while I'm a tournament veteran with a large amount of accomplishments.

Oops, all of the good Melee players seem to be adapting very easily and taking top placings in tournaments already. Sorry.

 

[GamerGuitarist7]

lol nice job against chu (and i do know who he is for those who didn't catch the sarcasm)

 

[ROCn]

why arent their any LEGIT tournaments in oklahoma. I want GamerGuitarist to fix that...
right now

 

[zeldamaster2006]

Chu is teh pwn. I almost took him out at EVO East in the top 8.



Yes.

Okay, I'll bet anything because you're a casual player while I'm a tournament veteran with a large amount of accomplishments.

Oops, all of the good Melee players seem to be adapting very easily and taking top placings in tournaments already. Sorry.

The point I am trying to make is, like Guitarist said, a casual player who can wavedash and L-cancel well but does not go to tournaments can beat some tournament players. My point is that these methods are no longer in brawl, so even while it's true that you could probably beat me in melee (I can L-cancel fine but my wavedashing is very spotty) the same is not necessarily true in brawl, because these methods have been removed. All I'm asking is that you don't trashtalk until you back it up in BRAWL, not your melee records.

 

[Inui]

The point I am trying to make is, like Guitarist said, a casual player who can wavedash and L-cancel well but does not go to tournaments can beat some tournament players. My point is that these methods are no longer in brawl, so even while it's true that you could probably beat me in melee (I can L-cancel fine but my wavedashing is very spotty) the same is not necessarily true in brawl, because these methods have been removed. All I'm asking is that you don't trashtalk until you back it up in BRAWL, not your melee records.

Only if you were trained/have experience against real tournament players.

It doesn't matter if those don't exist in Brawl. The same Melee pros are the people winning in Brawl right now. We're better than casual people/new people by a lot.

 

[GamerGuitarist7]

i said a casual player who can wavedash and l-cancel is a competitive player who doesn't go to tournaments. casuals don't do any of the advanced stuff. if you took the time to learn to wavedash and l-cancel, obviously you wanted to improve yourself to beat better players, not casuals. so you're a competitive player who doesn't go to tournaments.

why arent their any LEGIT tournaments in oklahoma. I want GamerGuitarist to fix that...
right now

is this supposed to be funny or something?

 

[Inui]

I have two casual players that can wavedash and l-cancel playing with each other at my house as I write this, and guess what? Even after me teaching them stuff and them playing me, they're still garbage because they don't enter tournaments and don't have enough experience. I just fourstocked the better of the two with Ganondorf...and he mains Marth. >_>;

 

[GamerGuitarist7]

lol i was talking to zeldamaster, not you. you just beat me to first post after his even though we were in the same minute >.<

 

[Inui]

Oh, okay.

10 characters.

 

[Shadow Calibur]

I'm interested in joining the clan. I've seen some good Pit videos, and I'm quite impressed at what I've seen. He seems to be showing a lot of potential.

 

[Repryx]

Masa Ill try my best but since Im gonna be neglecting my GF the week after...I dunno.....Ill try tho Ill try...

Can we all stop arguing and let the skills show themselves on Wi-fi (hopefully w. no lag)


You angels of Cruxis are Hilarious....Lord Yggdrasil will not be pleased

-Ciao

 

[Demontree]

let the skills show themselves on Wi-fi (hopefully w. no lag)

I am just talking about the 'No lag' part. Out of everyone I've seen Sadaharo Inui (sorry if misspelled) is closest. we are both in New Jersey. closest person to me is a pro. oh no D: lol

 

[Allin]

Demontree i live in nj 2

 

[Demontree]

lol cool
10

 

[Repryx]

So you both must Face Inui MUAHAHAHA Hey Im looking @ this show called pros vs. Joes.....Its givin me a smash Idea!


-Ciao

 

[Demontree]

lol awesome me and allin vs. Inui. I am just saying I don't know any advaned techs. Except for sometimes Teching/Ukemi-ing

 

[GamerGuitarist7]

that's not advanced lol. but you should probably stick to calling it teching, ukemi is the instruction manual term for it.

wait til you guys see the Pit combo i got today. i'll put it on youtube later.

 

[Demontree]

oh wow if teching isnt advanced what is..

 

[GamerGuitarist7]

stuff that isn't in the instruction manual or on the dojo i guess lol. well, some things may make it on the dojo. check general brawl discussion, they have a list of 'advanced techniques' found so far

 

[Demontree]

Yeah I guess.

 

[GamerGuitarist7]

I'm uploading my new target test arrows only video (9'70" seconds) and a Pit combo that i did today. I will post the links on here somewhere...


Ok, they're uploaded now:

Pit Combo on Wolf http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXMMxiquky8

New Record on Pit Target Test (Arrows) 9'70" http://youtube.com/watch?v=oFf5M6tnP_c

 

[Leonhart]

Chu is teh pwn. I almost took him out at EVO East in the top 8.



Yes.

Okay, I'll bet anything because you're a casual player while I'm a tournament veteran with a large amount of accomplishments.

Oops, all of the good Melee players seem to be adapting very easily and taking top placings in tournaments already. Sorry.

Alright Inui, sorry if I pissed you off earlier. I fit into GamerGuitarist's definition of a competitive olayer. I HAVE trained w/ a tournament player and I could beat him about half the time. Just saying that just because I don't go to tournies doesn't mean I suck.

 

[MASAHIROx]

someone should put together a pit player database with all wii numbers.

we could even have a pit ditto ladder system just to show whose the **** at pit dittos.

wow i still cant make up my mind about the two players i wanna main....

its a toss up between pit, wolf, fox, ROB, toon link, and KD....

right now im thinking pit and toon link but ROB and fox are so much fun....

 

[Peach Tree]

I'll join =]

Ronin

 

[Lecto2007]

Lecto2007 Wants to Join!

 

[Demontree]

I'm not a general but I think it's safe to say Count yourselves in.