That moment when your opponent starts walking back and forth and turning in place.
You know they've been replaced by a CPU.
This usually signifies the end of the fun you've been having and you're somewhat reluctant to continue going all-out on the NPC as one or two smash attacks should be enough to finish it off.
This had been my experience up until last night.
I was playing a fierce match against an opponent with the same level of skill I have. It was toe-to-toe, intense movements and spot dodges. Everything was moving at a fever pitch when suddenly it lagged.
My opponent started walking around. Back and forth, turning in place and jumping in response to my movements.
Great, he'd been replaced by a CPU. I did some weak aerials against him and started pushing him toward the ledge.
That's when he struck. He moved into a strategic position and punished me severely with a KO. I had lost!
When I got through the results screen, my opponent was still there! He had tricked me!
Well played, good sir, well played.
You know they've been replaced by a CPU.
This usually signifies the end of the fun you've been having and you're somewhat reluctant to continue going all-out on the NPC as one or two smash attacks should be enough to finish it off.
This had been my experience up until last night.
I was playing a fierce match against an opponent with the same level of skill I have. It was toe-to-toe, intense movements and spot dodges. Everything was moving at a fever pitch when suddenly it lagged.
My opponent started walking around. Back and forth, turning in place and jumping in response to my movements.
Great, he'd been replaced by a CPU. I did some weak aerials against him and started pushing him toward the ledge.
That's when he struck. He moved into a strategic position and punished me severely with a KO. I had lost!
When I got through the results screen, my opponent was still there! He had tricked me!
Well played, good sir, well played.
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