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Oh really? When you actually use his bike and/or your fart to recover, Wario's recovery is pretty amazing.@ Blue Shell.
wario's recovery sucks much more than sonic's... or most characters' for that matter...
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Oh really? When you actually use his bike and/or your fart to recover, Wario's recovery is pretty amazing.@ Blue Shell.
wario's recovery sucks much more than sonic's... or most characters' for that matter...
You forgot her explosive teleportation and faster din's fire and sexy Nayru's love.well... really only her Fsmash, U smash and Nair can be DId out of, but even with that, she's still a beast. Certainly better than sonic... but I digress, this isn't a zelda board.
no... really, the wiimote is a gimicky controller. The GCN controller just works better. it's a standard gaming controller. Nothing about the wiimote makes it better in any way for using sonic, or any other charcter in my experience. and I really doubt you could make a convincing argument against it. I don't play a kirby... I play a sonic, a zelda, a Pokemon trainer, and a jigglypuff... and I'd take any of them against your sonic.... not that I could... I mean it's obviously an empty threat at this point.Okay now WTF to you. How long have you played brawl with sonic? You are saying that the Gamecube controller is better than wiimote and nunchuck. I mean you probably only used gamecube controller. Wiimote with nunchuck offers best control with sonic and gamecube controller is outdated. Now how about you play as kirby and i play as sonic lets see who wins.
I guess I'll take this to mean that lucky is good, because sonic... well... is not. so if lucky is winning consistently, I'm gussing that he's better than who he's playing against.I've seen Lucky play with Sonic, and I can say he doesn't seem to have problems with other fast players, and ***** slow players. Heck, he shows Sonic can be decent against basically anyone as long as you don't spam his KO moves. From my experience, his forward air, up smash and down throw are awesome damage builders even when weakened, I use them without fear, Sonic's grab game is awesome because of his speed and his range isn't that bad. Forward air can be comboed out of an Up B, short hop, normal jump, heck, you can use it quickly out of anything and the opponent is hopeless as long as you know what you're doing.
Also, I've seen VERY little people use Up Air at a combo string, it even combos as a chain of Up Airs if you're good enough, and even weakened I've seen it kill. Awesome move.
I agree with Zeal. This statement works both ways.I guess I'll take this to mean that lucky is good, because sonic... well... is not. so if lucky is winning consistently, I'm gussing that he's better than who he's playing against.
no... honestly I know where my skill is in relation to those I tend to play. Omni and Pyro are better than me, but I'm better than everyone else. (this is, of course, among the group that I tend to play with, not the whole smashing community)I agree with Zeal. This statement works both ways.
the thing is... EVERYONE in our group does poorly with sonic... I'm just the only one who isn't condemned to lose by using sonic. I AM used to his speed I really am. the problem is with is priority and his kill moves. nothing more. Using his speed is a great way to build damage and to flee/close gaps... but when push comes to shove,. sonic just can't finish the job well enough to be anything but bottom teir in my eyes.The way around it is just getting up in their face and grabbing. It's not like he has Ness' running speed. Just don't be predictable.
You're the best Sonic out of your group. That's like people that come to Melee tournaments and think they're going to win because they beat all their friends, then get 4 stocked 4 times and go home. Honestly, right now, everyone is finding different mileages with different characters. Just because you don't do well as Sonic doesn't mean that Sonic sucks. You're only a small part of the scene, and, if I recall, properly, neither you or omni was part of the scene later on. I could be wrong, I didn't check pools for any of the Pound tournaments, or anything like that, but I hadn't really even seen you guys in singles for any big tournaments. =/
EDIT: I digress, though. You lose a lot as Sonic, and therefore assume it's the character, and not how you play with him. Sonic is FAST, really fast. I played my first Sonic ditto two days ago, and I gotta say that his >b and vb have a LOT more priority than we thought they did, seriously. I played against him with Ike, and, while I was able to punish him for being predictable, I absolutely HAD to know where he was going, or else I couldn't hit him. Do weird **** with Sonic, play to make them look stupid, it works.
no... I'm playing the way you are saing pretty much... and it still doesn't work. I mean, I'll shift to a more KO oriented mode once my enemy gets enough damage that they can start DIing out of auto-combos (like the USmash or Fair) this is normally somewhere upwards of 150% damage, but usually before 200% damage... anyway, yes, sonic needs to be played differently, but, while that does make him better, it doesn't make him great... or even really good... just fair or passableYou shouldn't worry about his kill moves. You strike me as someone who is always trying to KO someone once they get at the percentage you want. Sonic is NOT about that, you combo the character using your speed and if they get KOed in the middle, awesome. Try not worrying about killing someone, I mean it, you'll find it a bit... "calmer" than worrying about the KO.
Also, people forget that DAir is a good mindgame once you get used to the no lag height (using it so that when you hit the ground, you suffer no lag). Don't use it to hit your enemy, use it to get close to them and tricking them into attacking you, that's when you dodge and punish them for the opening or shield their move and grab them.
I heard that the wiimote uses less finger movements.Since when are "thinner" and "lighter" traits of a good controller?
I can see melee-veterans sticking with the gamecube controllers (we all do here), but it's possible for new players to use the wiimote or wiimote+nunchuck combo; we tried all three setups ourselves just for fun, and though we couldn't get used to either of the wiimote setups, they're not actually that bad by all means- you would just have to get used to using it.@ sonic DX... does this mean that you haven't actually played and that you are saying that you think that the wiimote+nunchuck would be better because of things you've heard about it?
regardless, my argument for the GCN controller is probably one that most people would agree with: it's more intuitive as a controller. Really the Wiimote is a gimicky controller for a gimicky system... but Brawl isn't a gimmicky game, so using a remote designed for gimmicky games as opposed to using a standard controller for a standard game doesn't make much sense... it's pretty clear that the game is designed with the GCN controller in mind... the other controllers are offered as options because it's not guarenteed that one will have a GCN controller. at least... that's the way sakurai makes it seem in the dojo.
@ everyone else.
I suppose that's true... I was rather poor in melee with most characters after I'd mained jiggly for a while because she plays so differently than anyone else... though I was still decent with my secondary: sheik.
I'm trying to get that same thing down with sonic... even at the detrimant of some other characters... and I'm starting to notice that I'm going into a sonic mode... I haven't had as much time to get into his groove, of course, but I think I'm at least down the right path... only there aren't any nifty tricks yet.
you know that you are rather abbrasive. and, while a high learning curve is one explanation... so is being bad in general.. and it's not like the two are mutually exclusive... who says that it's between:Everyone else is poor with Sonic in your group because...
do the words HIGH LEARNING CURVE mean anything to them? I've both played Sonic AND seen what he can do, and what he can do is far beyond what I've been seeing other Sonics do. Both Snake and Sonic have really high learning curves, but it applies even more so to Sonic.
I actually wouldn't be a fan of shining.. I think it's a lame move BUT... I mean... how excited would you be if spring drops actually spiked without stage ricochetes?Lol, Sonic can shine. Also, you can throw rings as a projectile. More later.
jkjklolololol, sonic wishes.
Aww.... D:
hmm.. well I mean, a big difference is that, at least the N64 and GCN controllers are standard gaming controllers... no gimicks... but I digress.. to each his own.... but I really don't see wiimote+ nunchuck as better in any way... especially this early on... it just blows my mind that people are thinking that.I see where your coming from, but its how some people may have thought the N64 controller was a better option than the GC one for smash (I dunno why but some did =P). I'm pretty sure that if we had been forced to use the Wiimote + Nunchuck only, the pro's would be just as good or better than they will be using the GCN controller.
But hey, to each his own! I'll be using the Wiichuck definately.
So yea, maybe I shud get ack on topic![]()