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instead of . It was also my first ever time using the controller, and I had not gotten used to the setup. Because I have not used it since, I have not had the opportunity to try out how well short hops, stick smashes and aerials handle compared to a Classic Controller on the Wii. You give a good case, though. (Regardless of the fact that you cursed. Please don't curse. It doesn't take a man any brains to have that ability.)
I'm going to make this easy for you.
Hence why I said vice-versa as well. And the "what the hell" expression would translate to something in my language that isn't really cursing so I didn't mean any harm by that. I don't even consider that cursing, really. It's not like I said anything that would be offensive, at least not where I live.First of all, I would like to remind you that I said I hit
Thank you. I guess that's almost how mine would turn out if this kept on for longer (which I think it probably will). I might get the GCC and adapter now, because of this.
). The trigger fits into the fingers and the size of the main buttons was brilliant in my eyes. The d pad is bad though but I don't use it that much. What i'm trying to sway here is yes I like the gc one the most but it's not better. It has its flaws that other controller won't have like the grip. The gc one has a good grip while the wiiu pro one fits more on my hand than the gc one. There's also the size of your hands… there's so much factor that if a controller is better for you, it may not be for the others.
Because people like it. Simple as that. (Also because it's essentially the arcadestick equivalent for Smash bros)
And you should get over cartoons for 7 year old girls.
Yeah but some people keep saying things like "It's the definitive controller for Smash" or "It's the best one for Smash" like the other controller options are somehow inferior.
There are aspects about the controller that give it an advantage over other controller options. For instance, you can't properly use retreating fair or bair without losing momentum unless you use the C-Stick. It's also very difficult, maybe impossible (not sure) to avoid doing fast fall dairs while descending in the air without the C-Stick. For someone using the Wiimote + Nunchuck, these options are not at their disposal.
Tell that to the FGC.
Maybe Wiichuck and Wiimote do have some objective disadvantages, but everything the GCN controller can do, the Gamepad, the Classic Pro and the Wii U Pro can do just as well. And no, you don't need that twitchy, ugly little yellow thing to use the second stick properly for Smash.
I did enjoy playing it, though.
Game theory from one of the games to the other transfers relatively easily. The mechanics do not. Melee goes off of a 0 frame buffer, while Brawl goes off of 10. If you're used to Brawl, it's not so much that you can't do things like dash dancing as it is that you're used to a 10 frame buffer and haven't adjusted yet. You'll be screwing up things like jumping, let alone advanced techs.Yesterday is what I consider my first true time playing Super Smash Bros. Melee. My friend didn't have an SD card in his Wii, though, so I guess you could say it was always a new experience. Jigglypuff was the only character we really wanted to take time out of VS in order to unlock. I'm glad we did, too.
Now, onto the controller. The controller was a bit awkward to me still, and the gameplay was unusually different compared to Brawl. I did occasionally press the wrong button when looking for B, but don't worry; it only cost me a stock.
Now, I'm getting to the good part. while we were playing, I tried some advanced techniques. First, I tried wavedashing. It was incredibly difficult for me to do. I guess it's because I wasn't able to short hop correctly. I was, however able to waveland (I think). I can't dashdance, can't wobble, can't do the space animal slayer on smaller characters, and I can't think of what other things I can't do.
I guess I'll put it this way. It's one thing to think you can do these things after years of playing and practice, and it's another to think you can do it on your first time ever playing the game.
