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Try clicking on cats and then come back.
If calling something cat-like a cat isn't wrong, then that something wouldn't be cat-like, it would be a cat.
I don't know that Squirtle looks relatively close to being complete. seems more experimental. Also I can see Sonic going through more changes due to the recent vocal displeasure with his playstyle (although I think hit and run fits the character best, and melee has enough agressive pressure characters)
play more sanic games so you can stop thinking this.
DDD loked pretty good to me. he didn't need too many changes. we just need someone to realy play DDD so we can see his playstyle more. Wolf looks close to done. just minor KB changes and he's done in my book.
It's posts like these that make me question if they know how he even works.
Every fight a boss in a proper Sonic game? It's all about running around and dodging attacks then curling up into a ball and striking when theres an opening, bouncing off and running some more. Even in the newer games, Sonic uses the homing attack, which is in it's very nature hit and run as it bounces off opponents, allowing sonic to make a quick attack then get away. (first you say NO, then you get out of there
) Sonic is about momentum based platforming, and enemies are only really there to potentially stop your momentum. I've rarely if ever seen Sonic get all "up close and personal" with an enemy (except when he went werehog and the less remembered about that the better), and don't tell me Sonic Battle or any other crappy modern spinoff as evidence.
That's what every boss fight is in every game ever.Every fight a boss in a proper Sonic game? It's all about running around and dodging attacks then curling up into a ball and striking when theres an opening, bouncing off and running some more. Even in the newer games, Sonic uses the homing attack, which is in it's very nature hit and run as it bounces off opponents, allowing sonic to make a quick attack then get away. (first you say NO, then you get out of there
True, but regardless, Sonic games have always been more about running than fighting. Sonic should spend a lot of time on the battlefield dashing and the only playstyle I can think of that promotes this is hit and run.
Yes, I've read the cats article already. You didn't specify what to read, though; that's not a good sign of your credibility. The page should be titled "Domestic Cats," and I'll ask the editors to make it so. The first paragraph explains that they're also called domestic cats to distinguish them from other felines. What's the point of distinguishing them if, according to you, said other felines aren't cats? In fact, it's the least specific cat article on Wikipedia; even the feline page plainly states that members of the felidae family are cats.
Cats are stupid, lazy creatures. Dogs are much better. /argumentinvalid
my only issue with side b is that the wadle Dees end up so far away from DDD that its hard to keep them on stage long enough to use them, especially on small stages. he should have the option of throwing them more verticle or horizontal. that would be great.
Gravity, from what i've seen, ****'s him over in P:M so that those 5 jumps cover minimal distance. See kids don't get fat.
