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Take them; your parents spent a lot of money on those tickets. If I were you I would find little reason not to take them, but that's just my opinion, so do what you feel is best.Just found out my parents ordered tickets for Symphonic Evolutions while I was asleep. They spent $70 more dollars that even what I was expecting. Not sure if I should except them or exchange them to get our money back.
I'm pretty sure they want you to go if they bought it for you. You should go!Just found out my parents ordered tickets for Symphonic Evolutions while I was asleep. They spent $70 more dollars that even what I was expecting. Not sure if I should except them or exchange them to get our money back.
Ike also has an exceptionally good Ftilt.
Uh... did it whiff because of point-blank range? I've never seen it whiff like that before.
Eh, Ike's ftilt has nice range and is good for killing but isn't that safe.
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If you hit the opponent with a disable, there is a certain time window after the disable effect wears off that you can't hit them with a disable again (about 1 - 1,5 seconds) so the reason why you weren't able to hit Wario with disable the second time was because it was too soon after the first. It's there to prevent Mewtwo from disabling his enemys into infinity.
That makes complete sense actually.
(Grabs have a similiar effect, if you grab someone there is a certain time afterwards where they are immune to grabs which was put in the game to prevent players from chaingrabbing)
Hopefully, the next patch will do DDD some justice.
Ironically, I rarely use any of Dedede's smash attacks. I'm often more prone to using Ike's f-smash than Dedede's f-smash.
What if he needs more range to clobbah dat dair kirbbeh?
I'm totally kidding.
Heya, friend! Thanks for dropping by our little corner of the internet and sharing your story.
How does Nayru's Love not function properly? It seems fine to me in terms of functionality. It's not like the move is bugged to my knowledge.
Since the move activates on frame 7, Zelda can be interrupted or attacked before the move's startup frames by something like a fast jab or tilt. Mostly something like Falcon or Kirby's jab. Similar case with Farore's Wind, she can be attacked during the startup frames, which doesn't allow her to teleport.
I can't find the video now, but I swear I saw that in addition to this, there's a couple frames mid-attack where Zelda can be hit out of it. Since I can't find any video, though, I might be remembering wrong or mistaken.
Hey, us sometimes-villains have to stick together, y'know? We're just misunderstood.I would assume this means the secret Mewtwo/Dedede Alliance @shrooby and I set up is still held in high regard then?
It is pretty awesome, huh?D-did I j-just read that Pokkén w-will be at EVO? H-holy.... Is that even possible? Is that even legal? Is the sky falling apart? I was caught in an illusion, wasn't I?
Hah you bet. And yeah, Jab 2 being faster would help...well, part of one issue. The move is literally unsafe on hit at close range, unsafe in general to use in neutral at most ranges, and yes needs fixing. But the bigger issue: D3 can't play up close, is easily zoned out with his terrible speed and size, then finally can't kill outside a read/threaten shields whatsoever. That's...bad. Seriously, as Mewtwo you can flowchart the match and win every time: Am I far away? Zone, force approach. Am I close? Win with safer+faster attacks. Am I in D3's ftilt range? Don't be. sigh.
It's just like the early Melee metagame. People used to think Roy could stand on the same ground as Marth while Mewtwo was considered in early tier lists as the worst character in the game. Now, Roy ended up becoming a bottom tier and Mewtwo rose 7 places from his position back in the old days as time passed, even if he's still low tier.
I don't even think his recovery is mediocre, it's flat out poor. Blazer is a great attacking move in itself but it's a terrible recovery, similar to Rising Uppercut (although obviously nothing's worse than that recovery wise).
Climhazzard without Limit Break comes to mind as well. At least Blazer offers some horizontal movement, even if it isn't that great of a third jump.
I would say DK. He gets a tiny bit too low and its over.
If we're purely talking Up B, yeah. He has his jumps and quick enough aerials to defend himself though so I don't think he qualifies for worst.
Bowser would probably be number 10. DK may be prone to dying from delaying his up b just a bit too much (or hitting the wrong button), but he has airspeed which makes it tricky to judge when he'll use it (and you don't wanna be near him when he starts it). If you don't spike him, he's probably coming back. The hard part for him is the ledge.
His fastest aerial that hits above or infront of him is frame 10, which isn't all that good. He's also really slow in the air. It's easy to gimp him and force him to use Final Cutter.
Why Duck Hunt if he can fly?
Duck Hunt's recovery is bad because it isn't a quick recovery, plus, it has no hitbox to protect him with, which makes him very easy to gimp.
I get VERY pissed when I see this. I'm slowly ending, though. If you go the tier list thread for Smash 4, you'll see that lately everyone has been placing him near mid-tier after the buff.
Progress feels good.
If we're going to follow that logic then Villager should be on there, too. It goes a massive distance but it makes him too easy to stage spike, especially on BF or FD.
Except Villager has the balloons going for him, so it's not THAT easy to gimp. Duck Hunt, on the other hand, has nothing.
