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Too Drunk to Smash
We've all performed the maneuver I'm suggesting we name, but I was thinking it might be easier to have discussions dealing with specific situations if we name it.
Bowserciding is a broad term, describing any time you klaw someone and take them over the edge with you. It's also obscenely fun to do, but that's beside the point.
I propose we use the term "Crocodile" for when you cling to the ledge, release, then jump and klaw an opponent standing on the ledge (probably trying to ledgeguard you) for a Bowsercide.
Why do I suggest this distinction? Two reasons:
1. People who let themselves be "Croced" had to walk into the trap. This is different from Bowser klawing someone at high damage and taking them over the edge because they had no choice. Generally, letting yourself be "croced" means you screwed up and forgot what Bowser can do to you from the ledge (or you're learing for the first time, whee!).
2. Bowser is a large reptile coming from below, grabbing his hapless prey and pulling it down with him. It just FITS.
It's purely optional, but I was just in another thread and realized I had no way to describe this specific situation without explaining exactly what it was. Being able to say "I croced him" would be a tremendous timesaver.
Bowserciding is a broad term, describing any time you klaw someone and take them over the edge with you. It's also obscenely fun to do, but that's beside the point.
I propose we use the term "Crocodile" for when you cling to the ledge, release, then jump and klaw an opponent standing on the ledge (probably trying to ledgeguard you) for a Bowsercide.
Why do I suggest this distinction? Two reasons:
1. People who let themselves be "Croced" had to walk into the trap. This is different from Bowser klawing someone at high damage and taking them over the edge because they had no choice. Generally, letting yourself be "croced" means you screwed up and forgot what Bowser can do to you from the ledge (or you're learing for the first time, whee!).
2. Bowser is a large reptile coming from below, grabbing his hapless prey and pulling it down with him. It just FITS.
It's purely optional, but I was just in another thread and realized I had no way to describe this specific situation without explaining exactly what it was. Being able to say "I croced him" would be a tremendous timesaver.