Just so you gentleganons know, I'm without internet for the next two weeks, with my access being limited on choice days when my class meets in the computer lab. Someone should be covering me though, but I figured I'd let everyone know.
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It is always a win in Smash 4.I haven't played Ganon for a little bit, so I forgot; is Ganoncide is counted as a win for Ganon in Smash 4? I know it was either draw or loss in Brawl, but I forget what it is in this game. Is it a win for Ganondorf?
Right, figured it may have been, but just wanted to make sure, just so I can be accurate.It is always a win in Smash 4.
He corrected himself, but his correction was still wrong. The initiator of a suicide move has always won by tournament rules, at least to my knowledge. I get the feeling Omni just isn't a big fan of suicide moves and would prefer for tournament rules to be the way he wants.Whoa, wait, is the annotation at 3:55 correct? I thought finishing suicides always counted in the initiator's favor by tournament rules.
Yeah, that sounds about right. Right after I asked that I remembered a finals (grand finals even?) match posted on these very boards where the Ganon won by Ganoncide.He corrected himself, but his correction was still wrong. The initiator of a suicide move has always won by tournament rules, at least to my knowledge. I get the feeling Omni just isn't a big fan of suicide moves and would prefer for tournament rules to be the way he wants.
Or just curb stomped with DAir by Ganondorf himself.Any tournament where Ganon loses by Ganoncide should be shut the **** down immediately, and the TO should go to jail.
The catch is that most people don't do a combo video of Ganon, just put some random Warlock Punch/Stomp/UTilt and called it a day.I think a combo vid thread would be cool, dorf has so many made for him lol.
I feel like the AT should be discussed in the sticky, and if it holds potential make a thread. Minor or highly situational things I'd keep in the sticky. Maybe make a series of topics where we as a community go in depth on ats.
Nah the most used techs stay on the AT thread since they can be seen in one place. Techs that deserve a thread and can be tested and expanded upon and expounded upon should probably have a separate thread if we feel we can make them work. Obviously that means you should probably get permission to make that thread in the first place.The catch is that most people don't do a combo video of Ganon, just put some random Warlock Punch/Stomp/UTilt and called it a day.
About the AT, it would be interesting if the most used techs have their own thread and more situational ones being merged with the sticky. But it would be pretty tough to distinguish some situational, but useful tips on certain MU as deserving or not of a topic.
That's probably because those moments are the hypest ones that get the most hits. What we need to do is make, upload, and support more creative videos with strings and actual WP/Stomp/Utilt reads. There are plenty of combo/string/solid-play videos like the below, but most people only know about the boring ones where you can tell the maker just trolled FG for days forcing random Wpunches and Vkicks.The catch is that most people don't do a combo video of Ganon, just put some random Warlock Punch/Stomp/UTilt and called it a day.
Late reply, but if we keep doing character board crew battles we should call our team the Gentleganons.Gentleganons
I saw that as well. I knew he was somewhere at the top, but I had no idea he was the top, and by a long shot (pun intended, duh).GANONDORF IS TOP TIER GUYS... For having the lowest hurtbox on the ledge that is
Maybe it's just an inferiority stigma we all have from being so bad in Brawl and having a few stupidly impossible MUs in sm4sh.I've been a pretty big proponent that Ganondorf isn't as vulnerable on the ledge as other characters since essentially the beginning of this game, but I didn't know his ledge hang was the absolute best. In hindsight though, who did I think beat him? Sometimes I don't understand my own thought processes.
You're probably right. It's probably just an underlying assumption that all people, including we Ganon mains, have when it comes to this character: that no matter what aspect of Ganondorf we're discussing, there will always be a character better at that aspect than he.Maybe it's just an inferiority stigma we all have from being so bad in Brawl and having a few stupidly impossible MUs in sm4sh.
The only other thing he's best at is having the best dair and highest mean aerial damage, maybe smash KB too with the Dsmash buff.
But that's something I kind of like about him. If you play him having stupid goofy bravado and on-point reads, and they're underestimating them. You can seriously screw people up.You're probably right. It's probably just an underlying assumption that all people, including we Ganon mains, have when it comes to this character: that no matter what aspect of Ganondorf we're discussing, there will always be a character better at that aspect than he.
Not at all, I've noticed the same thing.Honestly, I'm surprised how expressive Ganon is considering how slow his moves are. Every Ganon player who focuses on him over the other characters has such a different playstyle that every replay I watch feels extremely different. I see ZSSs, Ness, and Rosa players everywhere and they're all the same, like they just watch Nairo or Dabuz and try to replicate their success rather than make it their own. That's why Ganon tech skill practice has never felt like a chore to me. IDK, maybe this is too deep for someone with a move called warlock punch. :/
I think that's because he's just such a fun character. More than anyone(except probably falcon) he has a huge community backing, even if it is niche and slightly fanatical.I think that statement is also applicable to Falcon, Greninja and Sonic. Maybe at launch you could say so the same about Sheik (people still haven't mastered perfect pivot uptilt to start strings yet) and Diddy Kong but they've gotten so much attention that they comparatively have less left to be explored.
Unfortunately for Ganon if a technique can be greatly researched to help him and Sheik, Sheik's going to get the most attention. That being said I feel like Ganon gets an EXTRAORDINARY amount of high level players and research relative to his tier placement.
That's another thing I love, all the hitboxes on one input.Congrats, I've heard that's hard as heck.
The thing is that the other characters I mentioned get access to some amazing fast movement speeds and early ending moves. Ganon's (and Falcon's kind of both) high level gameplay comes from the fact that some of his moves have very unique properties (Uair's sourspot, dair's untechable flag) that no one else really does.