HideousBeing
Smash Ace
I believe the verdict was that in official tournaments, banning wobbling is optional for each player. A player can choose to ban wobbling before the match, but must say so before and only before. If he/she begins to lose because of wobbling, too bad- you must have banned it before the match began. I think that's how it is currently in the triweeklies.HideousBeing, I like your post above. It reminds me to ask a very important question. Is wobbling allowed in San Diego Smash tournaments again? I mean after the whole backroom voting in legal and stuff I am just hoping that we are gonna allow it again.
I'm still torn on the issue myself. Would not banning wobbling make me a scrub? Still, I'd rather not be known for banning wobbling, and I would like to learn how to avoid getting wobbled. My stand is currently Let it Be.
Edit: Another question, Rick. You play Sheik, right? It just occurred to me today that by reversing Sheik's air facing direction with needles, you could turn Sheik around for whatever arial will best meet the opponent's approach. Now, I'm wondering if this can be committed to skill, so that you can do this turn-around several times every second. By cancelling the needles with a light L-tap, -you know. So, is this done? Is this even possible a few times in a second? Or is this not a realistic skill to learn?