Eh, I guess this is the best place to address this, since I assume Snake players will know the range of their own moves...
Anyway, it's a generally-known fact that Snake has "broken hitboxes" due to his absorption of Mewtwo and Douglas' DNA, allowing him to shoot stun beams from his legs, and most notably, his knee.
The tilts gets alot of players off guard due to its invisible graphics and deceptive range, not to mention the tilts having disjointed hitboxes.
So... does it (invisible hitboxes) play a major part in Snake's wins?
Does the difficulty to win a match increase a little, significantly, at all, etc, if you're fighting an opponent who knows Snake's range?
[edit]I guess some obvious warning signs of the fact that you're only taking advantage of your opponent's lack of knowledge would be that your tilts are never shielded or dodged correctly...
I don't know anyone near me who plays Snake, and I can't even practice on Wifi because my Wii can't get online atm, so I can't really test it out myself. If it's really just a matter of your opponents getting caught by invisible hitboxes, then it might just be a 'temporary' advantage that Snake has before people get onto blocking, dodging, and getting around his attacks, similar to what happened to Ike.
Anyway, it's a generally-known fact that Snake has "broken hitboxes" due to his absorption of Mewtwo and Douglas' DNA, allowing him to shoot stun beams from his legs, and most notably, his knee.
The tilts gets alot of players off guard due to its invisible graphics and deceptive range, not to mention the tilts having disjointed hitboxes.
So... does it (invisible hitboxes) play a major part in Snake's wins?
Does the difficulty to win a match increase a little, significantly, at all, etc, if you're fighting an opponent who knows Snake's range?
[edit]I guess some obvious warning signs of the fact that you're only taking advantage of your opponent's lack of knowledge would be that your tilts are never shielded or dodged correctly...
I don't know anyone near me who plays Snake, and I can't even practice on Wifi because my Wii can't get online atm, so I can't really test it out myself. If it's really just a matter of your opponents getting caught by invisible hitboxes, then it might just be a 'temporary' advantage that Snake has before people get onto blocking, dodging, and getting around his attacks, similar to what happened to Ike.