Sneak8288
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fixedBRAWL IS PURE ***... and people only play it because they can't win in melee/insert fighter here
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fixedBRAWL IS PURE ***... and people only play it because they can't win in melee/insert fighter here
I'd love to join. Eazy is also randomly in my town and we play occasionally so maybe him too.So, Team MOB
go us?
Xio Seph and I are definitely going to be playing occasionally during the summer, anyone else from MOB want to join us?
Melee has DI too xD I rarely see people getting 50+ from one hit. Unless one person is immensity better than the other, or if it's Sheik/ICs chaingrabbing.You completely understand why I don't like Brawl + that much. I really hate getting hit once to having 50 + percent giving to me. It's like once you learn the combo you can just go robot mode on people and give them extreme amounts of percent or straight up kill them.
If I want to play something like that I'd go play Melee which I'm never going back to. At least with games like Melty Blood and Blaz Blue combos nearly never take up even a quarter of the life.
And then I picked up Sheik/ZeldaPlaying Snakeee is very different from playing most other people. His brother is also Shadow so he knows the matchup pretty well. If possible watch a vid of him and pick up on his tricks and start your way from there.
I beat him once but I just laser camped him to hell :D
Yeah, wtf, I didn't know 5th gets moneyi saw the results we placed just outside money dude. im getting closer and closer lol. i shoudl start practicing but silly mob is always not playing =[
You might as well say there is mental strain to maining Ganondorf because you need to 100% know what the Meta Knight player is going to do in order to win. There is no mental strain; it's just Marth cannot possibly hope to win because he can't cover enough of Meta's options while Meta does not have that problem.I just wanted the crew to read this and get a glimpse into the mental strain that it is to maining marth.
This is cool and all but I'm pretty sure most people can change the word "Marth" in that paragraph and put in "*insert character here*". MK is clearly a rediculous character. One MK player can play far different from another MK player causing what I once could do (beat Shadow, Izumi, and Umbra's MK) to become garbage when I face a different one (DMbrandon, Ksizzle's MK)A large part of winning with Marth vs. MK is learning your opponent's patterns. Many know that I was able to beat Shadow last weekend. However, I failed to then defeat DmBrandon immediately afterwards. Part of the reason this is, is because DM and Shadow, as well as most of the MKs here, have their own preferences and play styles. MK can cope very easily with Marth's pressure unlike most characters. Furthermore, he has a plethora of options at his disposal. To win, I MUST recognize which options are favorable to the MK at hand, and then pick the correct punishment options. I need to know how MKs like to recover (M2k likes Dimension Cape, Shadow likes Tornado, Brandon likes Drill Rush, Inui favors Shuttle Loop.) I need to know who favors Nair when jumping out of shield, and who favors Dair. I need to know who will go for the greedy SL gimps (Shadow, Ksizzle, and DMBrandon) and who will not, so I can judge whether airdodging is necessary. I need to know who favors what sequences after dtilt, or ftilt, and when they like to grab. I need to know how they like to end tornado, so I can determine whether to chase, or to wait, or to upB, or any method of appropriate punishment. I need to know who likes to roll away, so I can chase, or who likes to spot dodge, so I can dancing blade, or who likes to roll behind me, so I can use tipper dsmash to end a stock, or use reverse Dancing Blade.
SOOOOOOO many habits and patterns to remember, makes it difficult to win in a disadvantageous match-up, but I have a powerful mind, and can do it. However, to FORGET everything about a MK I just defeated, and then wipe my mind to immediately adjust to a new top level MK in later rounds is EXTREMELY strenuous, exhausting, and fatiguing, not to mention just straight up difficult. For this reason, I now have learned to simply analyze my mental state. It is foolish to try and play at top speed and power, AND employ mindgames when I am tired and handicapped by false conditioning from previous matches.-Pierce7D
Wow just wow. I never thought someone could put my troubles into words this well other than myself. I just wanted the crew to read this and get a glimpse into the mental strain that it is to maining marth. Alot of you guys simply do not understand how many factors go into doing well with this character.
Keit I know you think its just fair fair, but no, you are absolutely wrong. The amount of conditioning, pattern recognition, recovery styles that we must switch between, are immeasurable. As a marth main I CAN NOT play the same way throughout the tournament. I just hope this post from pierce gets marth mains a little more respect, because I feel his words in this situaiton, are easy to understand.
I agree with this and it applies to me. I'm a very lazy strategist, so I lose to random characters because I never took the time to analyze the optimal ways to deal with each character. I think I do ok against DDD, MK and Lucario, with Snake, though.Chris I have to argue with ya a bit. I don't think you honestly understand the type of stress and strain I am speaking of.
First off, any person who uses a character in tournament that they do not find viable is an idiot. I DO find marth to be completely viable and able to win or do decent in any matchup. It is just very very very difficult sometimes. This is what causes the stress. Playing my character to THAT level, just to maintain a decent placing or whatever.
Chris, you have the tendancy to quit.
Remember how many times you looked for diff chars to beat keit with?
Remember that time u lost 1 round to a wolf at the ru tourny and you immediately said u were going wario on wolf from now on?
Remember going fox on d3?
Remember spam getting 3 stocking by dojo and u telling me how he HAD TO SWITCH..to snake at that LMAO
Cuz when things are difficult, you immediately try to find an easier way to handle the situation. This provides you with temporary fixes, but you don't really learn why you were losing in the first place. I'm not saying that these things are wrong, but look how they shape your perception of things. You never study hard and try to figure out how to win the tough matchups with your best character. You never truly understood why you were losing in the first place.
I duno, I kinda wish you would have just not cared about how it looked when u took a loss , and attempted to figure out the problem that was causing you 2 lose 2 meta, toonlink, whoever. Your character does FINE in these matchups. I just watched Anti vs Jash on saturday......TRUST ME, SNAKE DOES FIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINE vs toonlink. You figured out how to beat falco right? Sheik right? You would have figured out how 2 beat almost every char if you would have changed your attitude, but thats just my opinion on the situation.