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oh rearry? are you the pikachu lux was telling me about or are you someone different? O.o in any case, we have smashfests on monday, a tourney next week in KCMO i wont be able to attend for the tourney itself but ill be stopping by after work for some friendlies. here is our local thread, feel free to hang out with us :D you can learn where people are playing and stuff, and our monday smashfest location and time are linked in the OP: http://www.smashboards.com/showthread.php?t=230380Im in the Kansas City area... and I can play wifi. Thanks for your tips, they really helped already. (So did brawling on Big Blue)
BRB switching mainsPikachu for 3rd best son.
From Lucas? Cool :DBRB switching mains
ZSS is good on RC :xI guess Pika would be a good secondary for ZSS. They do cover each others MU well. If you ever get CP'd to RC, then you have Pika who is very good there.
What's up Pika mains?
I have a couple of questions I want to ask and I'd like you guys to help me answer them. They're all related to Norfair by the way.
1) How does your character fare with just the stage? Does your character benefit from the layout and the numerous hazards or do they normally hinder you?
I would say it makes every MU better but G&W. The layout helps G&W survive much longer due to bucket-braking, and we also can't camp very well. As a + though, it is difficult for him to get in if we get the lead and camp the bottom platform. This stage is good against MK as well, which helps. He can't really camp the edges because our T-jolt wraps around the edges and will poke him. Huzzah!2) How does your character generally fare on this stage against certain matchups? Does he excel in a lot of them and only has a few bad MUs, or is he generally bad on this stage against a large portion of the cast?
We play the poke game. Once we get the lead, we should almost always go ot the bottom platform and bait approaches. T-jolts will get to the center platform, and if we have a lead they have to approach us. If they do it slowly, they will get hit by jolts. If they do it quickly, they will probably just attack our shield, so we can punish it. If they choose not to approach and wait until an obstacle comes...we win because we are more mobile than pretty much everybody in the game. Huzzah for adaptability!3) What are some general strategies for your character on this stage? Controlling the center? Stalling? Staying mobile?
Great all the time.4) Overall, would you say that this stage is mostly good for your character, mostly bad, or depends?