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NinJar
Real name: Willie
Brawl handle: NinJr
SSBM main: Sheik
SSBB main: Lucas
NinJar
Real name: Willie
Brawl handle: NinJr
SSBM main: Sheik
SSBB main: Lucas
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Score one for Pokémon Trainer.I like how I play the longest names in the game.
Meta Knight, Toon Link, and Pokemon Trainer. Hell yeah.
Missing:I like how I play the longest names in the game.
Meta Knight, Toon Link, and Pokemon Trainer. Hell yeah.
But you don't play Captain Falcon, Captain Olimar, King Dedede, or Ganondorf.I like how I play the longest names in the game.
Meta Knight, Toon Link, and Pokemon Trainer. Hell yeah.
I'm still Vancouver. Yes JAPMAN moved to Calgary.Alright guys, its looking good but we need to fill in some information!
-Can we confirm if anyone is perma-inactive/should be deleted?
-Vancouver is jumbo, is Nick Vancouver or Burnaby? Fox Machine still in Van or in Calgary?
-JAPMAN moved to Calgary?
Of course once person's experience doesn't equal all circumstance. I don't recall saying that.
That's you talking about how you, and you alone, used to play ssb64 in grade 4, and how that fact makes my point supposedly inapplicable in "all circumstances". Now do you recall?Well see, I was just suggesting that your counter-point is invalid, seeing as it is inapplicable in all circumstances.
'Cause we all know grade 9 math is all about theoretical debate, amirite? Oh wait, that's you saying another one of those things that doesn't make sense while simultaneously adding a long and completely reduntant word like "curriculum" which adds nothing to what you're saying besides extra letters. In fact, since you're talking specifically about the Math 9 curriculum as opposed to just grade 9 math, you should have "the" or, more specifically, "in the" or "part of the" in front of the word "Grade", so the sentence actually makes more sense without the word curriculum in it.But I do know that one counter-example is enough to strike a theory down. I believe that's Grade 9 Math curriculum?
I asked him a short and simple question, I did not aggressively attack oh great hyperbolesaurus. And what does any of this have to do with personal attacks. Ooops, almost forgot about the whole "You never make any sense" thing.It seems to me that Roby shared his observations and overall feeling about the game, and you attacked his point of view pretty aggressively. How, then, can you take it personally when someone else does the same to you =P ?
Rusty is a proper noun and the initial letter should therefore be capitalized.you 2 should just go on msn and duke it out with your big words and logic ps this is the internet rusty we no needs spelling police k thx cant a ford my fees if they did extist yak nows?
If you're going to do the opposite of what YOU should normally do, then wouldn't it make more sense for you to suddenly start making everything you type grammatically immaculate and teaming with limitless perspicacity? See, it works as both explanation and example!i SHAL MISPEL AND DO THE OPPOISITE OF WHAT i SHOULD NORMALY DO FOR YOU RUSTY K THX NO PERSIOD
Giant Metal Zero Suit Samus Team!Missing:
Zero Suit Samus
Pikmin and Olimar
He's Azen...Mmm I played a best of 5 with Azen. The lag prevents me from attacking and recovering properly, but Azen seems to adjust to it and plays well nonetheless. Makes you wonder what it's like to play him in a non lag condition.
Lol, Nathan you certainly post ALOT differently then you ACT at smash tournaments >.>That's you talking about how you, and you alone, used to play ssb64 in grade 4, and how that fact makes my point supposedly inapplicable in "all circumstances". Now do you recall?
'Cause we all know grade 9 math is all about theoretical debate, amirite? Oh wait, that's you saying another one of those things that doesn't make sense while simultaneously adding a long and completely reduntant word like "curriculum" which adds nothing to what you're saying besides extra letters. In fact, since you're talking specifically about the Math 9 curriculum as opposed to just grade 9 math, you should have "the" or, more specifically, "in the" or "part of the" in front of the word "Grade", so the sentence actually makes more sense without the word curriculum in it.
I asked him a short and simple question, I did not aggressively attack oh great hyperbolesaurus. And what does any of this have to do with personal attacks. Ooops, almost forgot about the whole "You never make any sense" thing.
OMG WTF Scott!?Was Rusty Shackleford taken, or was the misspelling done purposely/some inside reference I'm not getting?
When I type things it gives me extra time to look back and think "well that sounds stupid!". Then I hammer the backspace and just say something else.Lol, Nathan you certainly post ALOT differently then you ACT at smash tournaments >.>
If you want my honest opinion, I think people should start up in Brawl and not wait 3 years and play catch up. It's fun to be part of a game that's in the beginning stages of growth and trying new things out as you find out about them. Although I do hate that I don't seem to be able to find applications to some things by myself. I mean, you look at someone like Azen play and you see all these moves and techniques being used in ways you wouldn't have even though of =/ Then I look at me and it's like "lol smashboards says this is a cool way to use this"I kind of agree with Adam. I think to many people have invested time into meele to just go play a new game. People still play old games when new ones come out. (1.6,ro1,SFII..etc)
Brawl is good for the moment for some reason'$ :>
To be fair, if in one situation/circumstance a point is not valid... then it is synonymous to "not applicable in all circumstance". I didn't say your point was invalid in any circumstance =P .That's you talking about how you, and you alone, used to play ssb64 in grade 4, and how that fact makes my point supposedly inapplicable in "all circumstances". Now do you recall?
You're crazy! Not only are you nitpicking the lesser part of my argument, but you seem to be getting upset over it. If I had said "that's grade 9 math" the logical interpretation would be that what I had just said was ... grade 9 math. By saying curriculum I specified that it's one of the elements that we hopefully learned in Math 9. Saying "math 9" by itself (to me, at least) would refer to math as whole, which generally deals with simple trig and algebra in that year. I daresay that the message would be equally conveyed whether I had bothered to add "part of the" in front of "grade 9 math curriculum". >.>'Cause we all know grade 9 math is all about theoretical debate, amirite? Oh wait, that's you saying another one of those things that doesn't make sense while simultaneously adding a long and completely reduntant word like "curriculum" which adds nothing to what you're saying besides extra letters. In fact, since you're talking specifically about the Math 9 curriculum as opposed to just grade 9 math, you should have "the" or, more specifically, "in the" or "part of the" in front of the word "Grade", so the sentence actually makes more sense without the word curriculum in it.
I asked him a short and simple question, I did not aggressively attack oh great hyperbolesaurus. And what does any of this have to do with personal attacks. Ooops, almost forgot about the whole "You never make any sense" thing.
If that were even remotely true, you would have just dropped it and talked about something else. You're the one who keeps coming back to this same pointless arguement. Just give it up and move on.I'm scared to say something that might offend you
Supertramp here.He's Azen...
...that new game came out. The one where the thousands of hours you put into getting good at it's previous version are completely thrown out the ****ing window.
For reals though, I think Brawl's a pretty cool game overall. I did notice however, after my most noticeable improvement in brawl, I went back to playing melee and I didn't like what I experienced. My technical skill was COMPLETELY shot, I mean I couldn't even L-cancel my airiels consistently AT ALL. The melee falcon I put SO MUCH time into about a month ago is about as scrubby as Manuels Fox , and I have to play for HOURS before I can even be capable of consistently beating people that I KNOW are worse than me in the game.
I LOVE how much more Brawl relies on spacing and shield tactics. It's a nice reward for a Ganon main in melee who pretty much relied on spacing his attacks to win matches. However, I'm still learning how to use shield properly and what moves to do out of it. The edge game is pretty dumb in my opinion. Brawl basically removed one of the COOLEST features of melee by giving EVERYONE the ability to auto-sweetspot the edge even when they're 100 feet away or turned around. Although not being able to follow along the contours of the side of a stage to grab the edge allows for more sensible edge guarding in this case, I just can't say they've allowed for a good edge game.
No L-cancelling makes combos ALOT harder to pull off, but since the game has been slowed down and characters are more floaty this allows for combos still... not as EXCITING combos as melee though. Grabs are fairly usable because of less shield pressure. I find the only uses to be positioning and shield grabbing. Unlike melee, shield pressure doesn't work as much in this game which threw me off quite a bit and I'm sure most melee'rs still make the mistake of running in and ferociously attacking, only to get hit or grabbed by the opponent out of his shield.
In the end, the diehard melee'rs (Manuel, Roby, Robbie, Keith, myself, etc.) are going to have to make a choice. It's just too hard to stay good at melee AND get good at brawl at the same time. The games are too different. I'm currently struggling to stay good at both. Heck, I'd like to stay decent at all 3 as long as I can. I just don't think I can ever play melee at the same level if I intend to progress in brawl. Approaching, edgeguarding, physics, and many other aspects of the game are just too different from melee and will literally ZAP the technical right out of you. I say, pick one or the other, and get good at it. Brawl is the new smash game. Most people will be playing it over melee from now on.
I suggest we all accept it and give our fingers a ****ing rest. xD
-Noobking
On a final, lighter note, if I do choose Brawl, does anyone know of anyone who could program the sensitivity on a GC controller as to emulate that of Melee?
Eh? I don't know about the controller, but you can simulate melee in brawl by just going to High Gravity Mode, I played it... it was strange but everyone felt like they were melee-weight.On a final, lighter note, if I do choose Brawl, does anyone know of anyone who could program the sensitivity on a GC controller as to emulate that of Melee? If I could have this done before I begin Brawl it would be very handy. The adjustments would make it much easier to go back to Melee (with a normal GC controller). Less techinical differences between the two right there.
Question went unanswered; Could someone please answer it?I'm new here, so don't bite.
Is there anything going on in closer to Kelowna or Vernon, that anyone knows of?