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Thanks for the advice both of you. I watched some of those vids, and my Boozer game is getting much better. Fortress is a life saver, esp since it can be used from shield. The wavedashing is weird, I'm kinda getting it though, it's just gonna take some practice. Boozer is so much fun to use.seikend said:
Do you have a link to the video, or a general direction? I've scoured the large threads in this forum and i couldn't find such videos. I'm clueless how to play Boozer in teams, me and my friend get pretty wrecked, so I'm really intrigued.
Here's one of them. You can find the rest of the double Bowser team matches and singles matches of my Bowser on my doubles and singles playlists on my YouTube page. Just click my sig.
Yes it does. You can chaingrab Fox, Falco, and Falcon no matter how far they DI. You just gotta time your run perfectly and do Bowser's regular running grab, not his jump cancel grab. His regular running grab has more reach. Doing his up-throw on floaties and others characters leads into setups. For example, you up-throw a character and they jump so you read their jump and capitalize with an attack like fair or uair.
It depends on their percent and if they end up DI'ing all the way above you, which is most likely to happen if you continuously chaingrab them. So when that happens, on spacies and Falcon you just utilt right after they DI above you from the up throw. If they have enough percent, they'll die. Bowser's utilt is stronger than his up smash. If they don't die from the utilt and you just did it to get more damage in, they're always gonna jump after they get hit by it. So then you proceed to read their jump by double jumping and hitting them with an uair or fair depending on their percent and your location of the stage.Oh, right. Cool.
How do you finish them off?
I don't think it does. The chain grab release is dependent on the far range of Bowser's dash grab, and even then, everything must be timed perfectly. If you pull it off, the opponent kinda 'teleports' into Bowser's arms. He is simply too far away to be hit with utilt or upB in time.
Well, you shouldn't really be having competitive three-for-alls.....on Mushroom Kingdom II...About week ago, I played two of my friends on Mushroom Kingdom II. It was a three person free-for-all, which I hate, but I wasn't about to pass up an opportunity to play Melee with other people. The one friend was Marth and I think the other was Shiek, IIRC. I was Bowser, as you could probaly guess just by the thread this post is in.
And I lost. By a long shot. I was almost certain that I was a better player than they were (and I'm still quite convinced), so I challenged them to individual rematches on the same stage as the same characters. I four-stocked them both.
Bowser is WAY too easy to double-team...
I don't really have a choice other than not to play at all, so the 3-person free-for-all thing can't really be helped.Well, you shouldn't really be having competitive three-for-alls.....on Mushroom Kingdom II...
Not sure what this means...
In certain forums, if one makes a post and then edits it within a certain time frame after it has been posted, usually within a minute or so, it will not say that it has been edited. This forum doesn't allow that, which irks me.
I knew he was getting back into Melee, but I had no idea he was already playing as Bowser again.
It's at the bottom of this site's main page.
