Mew2King
King of the Mews
i really don't feel like telling everyone how to beat a strategy that no one else is good at, but there are a lot of holes in sheiks planking
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i guess the "but seriously" part explained i knew you were being sarcastic.
though u just exaggerate your statement making the edgelimit look ridiculous stupid.
you can avoid lasers/powershield'em, you can shield di perfect multishines and put your opponent in an disadvantage, EVERY character can do that.
though we don't know for 100% which characters can punish jigglypuff planking.
im pretty sure falcon cant really deal with it, while falco/fox/shiek/marth should be able to deal with it, i cant say for the other characters though.
if you go on now about ylink being able to outcamp puff than this is a skill he only has in this matchup, if u go on about fox camping out different characters on dreamland, than this is a stage problem, however puff can do this then on every neutral stage against a bunch of characters, making it broken
but whatever write again some silly post
No need to bash the handicapped. "The first shall be last, and the last, first."Oh yeah, suck my **** low tier scum. I don't give a rat's *** if Ganon can't beat this because Ganon isn't a character.
why is shiek planking even discussed since every character can grab the edge away and punish her, i think the only problem could be about puff planking and so states the op as wellMango, Armada, PP, and Hbox can all beat M2K's planking simply by fundamentals. One of the coolest things about Melee IMO is how can take a single aspect of the game and expand upon it to ludicrous levels. Almost all the top players have a few aspects of the game that they use in a really unique and effective way that demonstrate the depth to which they have pushed these aspects of their game. Some of the obvious ones people note are Mango's timing-heavy pressure game, PP's ballroom waltz, the infamous bair of HBox, and Armada... well, it's Armada.
M2K is the only player who can do anything at the edge with the capacity and finesse that he does it. He can take a limited option pool that limits outcomes and penalize people because of the effort he's put into studying how to limit, remove, and kill people in that position with high effectiveness. He's also got a lot of finesse with the fail-safes (look at his Sheik's walljumps, tech > airdodges back to the level, etc) that have only come from playing this position for so long.
The only difference between what he's doing and what the players better than him are doing is that his playstyle and emphasis on the ledge game superficially violates the subjectively agreed upon conditions of Melee combat. Wherein combat has to take place on the stage, etc. To some degree, his games vs Hax challenge a lot of preconceived notions about stage control; does stage control actually matter if the opponent can function well from the edge? It seems threatening, degenerate, and unhealthy to the game. But honestly I think these remarks are irrational. The top four players follow fairly conventional practices against this style of play and manage to beat it with high consistency. Using more or less the same playstyle that they have chosen and the principles of Melee's combat system, they manage to beat his planking the majority of the time.
I'm going to go out on a limb and say it seems like one could probably study the windows where Sheik is vulnerable, when she can or cannot grab the edge, what the repercussions are for both players for doing specific actions, what he can do after his current action, how much reach she has at the edge, and so forth. I would wager that the top players have probably done this to some degree (consciously or otherwise) and combined with their strong fundamentals they modify their gameplay to beat it (rather than, "hit the opponent", the goal becomes, "steal the edge when she's offstage", and such). All four of them seem capable of doing it, so I don't want the argument of, "It's only one person." My question therefore is: is the fact that one person seems capable of using a highly unique style of fighting to place well but still lose to people better than him really so devastating to our community's perception of the game that we have to get rid of it? Even though it seems like this guy's competition can beat it just by using their fundamentals?
I know there isn't a need but it's not like they have feelings. I see no harm in doing it.No need to bash the handicapped. "The first shall be last, and the last, first."
Putting Roy down is putting me down. The players who love their characters don't like to be treated as low-tier scum. I don't know how many tier whores actually love their characters, or just use them to get ahead. I doubt hungrybox, for example, has Purin as his favourite. He just uses her to win money and infamy and whatnot.I know there isn't a need but it's not like they have feelings. I see no harm in doing it.
I have no tournament experience. I'm a "nobody" pretty much. My mission is to beat everyone with Roy to humiliate the proud and make history. I'm a crazy dreamer, except I know it's possible, and I am willing and very, VERY eager to do it. Only thing I lack is money. I was gonna go to the last Orlando tournament NOOB4 but couldn't in the end. All I need is the opportunities. For now, my words mean nothing to you. But inshallah I will substantiate them with the blood of my slain opponents, and their ashes.I bet that WELM dude doesn't even like roy. Very few people will sink to his levels of using roy just for the free money$$$
FACT: You will never be the best with Roy. If you want to rep Roy, then great. That is... admirable. But I'd hate for you to continue maining Roy with the delusion that you would ever be able to compete in bracket-level matches at nationals.I have no tournament experience. I'm a "nobody" pretty much. My mission is to beat everyone with Roy to humiliate the proud and make history. I'm a crazy dreamer, except I know it's possible, and I am willing and very, VERY eager to do it. Only thing I lack is money. I was gonna go to the last Orlando tournament NOOB4 but couldn't in the end. All I need is the opportunities. For now, my words mean nothing to you. But inshallah I will substantiate them with the blood of my slain opponents, and their ashes.
Why would you tell KK to calm down, he was only joking...probably.And chill out a bit, KK ;P
Please avoid posting off-topic or useless comments. This thread has been a bit too spammy but I don't think it really needs to be locked, just keep down the spam.
And chill out a bit, KK ;P
I responded to you in your profile, to move that topic over there.FACT: You will never be the best with Roy. If you want to rep Roy, then great. That is... admirable. But I'd hate for you to continue maining Roy with the delusion that you would ever be able to compete in bracket-level matches at nationals.
KK never jokes... He just sort of exaggerates things in ways that seem humorous to others.Why would you tell KK to calm down, he was only joking...probably.
Oh right off-topic, more questions for M2K then...would you really try planking a spacy? couldn't falco just plan his laser and just get in a dair/f-smash or CC puff's fair into nair? Maybe people ought to start practicing plank countering if they're worried about it. M2K is the only one who really does it so Hax is the only one with the chance to keep trying new things, unfortunately he plays the character who desperately needs to find something to counter it. If I ever play M2K I'm gunna ask him to puff plank me, I'd want to experience it fist hand.
I feel like we can get a picture and see the margin of error how easy or difficult it is. and see maybe what players are doing wrong / what they should be doing to beat it.testing it via AR/Dolphin is senseless because u can adjust the up-b hitbox + the player can adjust his approach to the ledge as well so in theory it would be a rock-paper-scissor game, but since we're not robots both sides got equal chances of succeding/failing.
and again never said it should be banned right now, it should be discussed again if this is getting an actual problem/the ledge game evolves further