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hahaha. wow. well putvirus blue mage i kind of actually appreciate that you're keeping it up
maybe one day you will actually be a great debater, ruling melee discussion with an iron fist
i've seen a good amount of improvement, actually
now as soon as you get your facts straight (it takes time) you'll maybe be a great poster even
Go away.virus blue mage i kind of actually appreciate that you're keeping it up
maybe one day you will actually be a great debater, ruling melee discussion with an iron fist
i've seen a good amount of improvement, actually
now as soon as you get your facts straight (it takes time) you'll maybe be a great poster even
You said that it was just my opinion that he was worse, therefore implying that you believe Taj was either equal or better than they were. And Taj is a good player but C'mon, he got 33rd place at Genesis. He can't go toe to toe with the greats if that's the best he can do.When did I ever say he was just as good? I said he was different. I'll bet you've never even seen Taj's marth lol. And if he puts the time into it, and plays his best, Taj's marth (and mew2 by the way) can go toe to toe with any of the great players. I'm not going to say "hez just az good" But I will say that when he plays in top form he more then holds his own against the best.
So wait, if somebody ****s up and finishes below their talent that automatically makes them not as good? SilentSpectre finished 25th, does that make him bad?And Taj is a good player but C'mon, he got 33rd place at Genesis. He can't go toe to toe with the greats if that's the best he can do.
Until Pound 4 that isYou don't understand sean...this is GENESIS. The only tournament results that matter ever in the history of smash bros.
ummm 25th at a tournament with nearly 300 people in it isn't bad at all. but ss is/was overrated and his result shows it; if he cares enough to prove otherwise he'll go to pound 4, or if he's too silent to travel OoS he can just wait until genesis 2 or something.So wait, if somebody ****s up and finishes below their talent that automatically makes them not as good? SilentSpectre finished 25th, does that make him bad?
Of course its not. 33 out of 290 isn't bad at all either. It wasn't as high as expected, but **** happens. It's reality, you don't always finish as well as you are expected to. SS isn't overrated, he just, ****ed up. He had a bad match against Falcon's worst matchup: sheik. **** happensummm 25th at a tournament with nearly 300 people in it isn't bad at all. but ss is/was overrated and his result shows it; if he cares enough to prove otherwise he'll go to pound 4, or if he's too silent to travel OoS he can just wait until genesis 2 or something.
Holy jesus, I never thought I'd see anyone say something like that.For instance, I think mastering pikachu's up-b for offensive purposes could have some devastating results.
What do you guys think?
Skler, stop lying to yourself. You know every time you see someone pick Sheik or Fox you just feel the depression set in.I didn't retire ****it! I just couldn't make it to nationals over the summer.
I might be making it to RoM, and since it's outside of NE I'll do 100000x better than I usually do at tournaments.
Some low tiers aren't viable at all (Pichu, Kirby, people who can get camped way too easily). I feel like Link is a semi-exception to this, I'll have a coherent reason as to WHY later. I will say he has the tools to deal with every character's approach (except Marth) and, while campable, can usually sneak some attacks through camps. Link just needs to make far fewer mistakes than high tiers.
I sound like one of those psycho "tires don exits" people don't I? ****.
LOL Watch the AXE effect. This guy was rightMelee is constantly changing when new things are discovered, so i have one question: what character do you think has the most potential to become top tier?
For instance, I think mastering pikachu's up-b for offensive purposes could have some devastating results.
What do you guys think?
Well, how much is there left to be discovered, really? I mean sure, we'll find some minor improvements for a character now and then, but I doubt there is any major discoveries left in Melee.Melee is constantly changing when new things are discovered, so i have one question: what character do you think has the most potential to become top tier?
For instance, I think mastering pikachu's up-b for offensive purposes could have some devastating results.
What do you guys think?
this has to be the best argument here.Go away.
First, Ganon and Samus aren't low tiers. Second, Kage got 17th at Genesis if that's what you're talking about and I doubt HugS would have gotten top 10 even if he'd still been playing the whole time leading up to it. Samus as a character has a lot of weaknesses.I really don't think it's unrealistic for a low tier main to place top 10 in a national tournament. If Kage and Hugs can do it then why can't someone else do it using a slightly worse/under develop character? It just takes talent and hard work which unfortunately is something hard to find in someone willing to main a low/bottom tier character. It's too bad Skler retired, he has massive potential and his rate of improvement was amazing.
33rd at Genesis means he placed among some very good players. Who are you to be criticizing that? I still wanna know how good Taj would have been if he had never played Mewtwo. Nothing against Mewtwo but dedicating so much time to a character that can't keep up with the game really takes away from you competitively I think. So while I wouldn't want him to not play Mewtwo, I just have to wonder if he'd be better/how much better he'd be.Go away.
You said that it was just my opinion that he was worse, therefore implying that you believe Taj was either equal or better than they were. And Taj is a good player but C'mon, he got 33rd place at Genesis. He can't go toe to toe with the greats if that's the best he can do.
Hey :D arguing with people like this guy is better than sitting talking about nothing, lol.Smash kids these days.
pro tip for this thread: Ignore option is your friend. =D
Top 10? Why would you doubt it? Because of Samus?First, Ganon and Samus aren't low tiers. Second, Kage got 17th at Genesis if that's what you're talking about and I doubt HugS would have gotten top 10 even if he'd still been playing the whole time leading up to it. Samus as a character has a lot of weaknesses.
My game is "just spacing and timing"? You say it as if there's something wrong with that.Also, HugS is a great player but most of his game is just spacing and timing. Watch his match against Waffles on Pokemon Stadium, it's pretty hilarious, he practically only uses jabs, ftilts, and nairs lmao.
It's not just Genesis, for almost 2 years Taj has consitently showed us that he can't get top 10 at a national tournament. I'm in no way calling hima bad player, but to say he's great is an overstatement(it also depends on how you ''define'' great. I'm using ''great'' as someone who is able to get top 10 at major/national tournaments)So wait, if somebody ****s up and finishes below their talent that automatically makes them not as good? SilentSpectre finished 25th, does that make him bad?
Just because somebody finishes lower then expected for one tournament that automatically makes them unable to compete at the highest level? When Tom Brady doesn't make the playoffs that makes him any less of a QB? You can't win em all lol, its part of competing, its, you know, REALITY.
I doubt you'll make it to rom2. And even though I'm a fan of yours and I'm routing for you; you haven't been to the past 2 national tournaments. You're out of major tourney practice; so if you came I don't think you could place particularly well.I didn't retire ****it! I just couldn't make it to nationals over the summer.
I might be making it to RoM, and since it's outside of NE I'll do 100000x better than I usually do at tournaments.
OK, so he insulted you for making a Pichu AT vid, when other people can make brawl ganondorf vids and Dan Hibiki combo vids with no complaints?All I know is Taj just made more hype for m2 players for going to pound4. But proverbs is 100% right you can't really put people's skill on trail if you can't beat them or worse haven't even played them.
I was bashed to no bash and still being bashed on youtube for putting up my idea's on pichu the only thing they can think of bashing is I noticed you can hit people from under battlefield with pichu's up-air.
I heard what's the point? To stop them from punishing you for jumping on.
Well they can just dair you when your under the stage. Um people normally don't dair people who are hanging on the edge trying to get back up and if they think you are you can mix it up.
You suck. What's your reasoning behind that?
I heard all this for coming up with a way on how to safely get back on the stage as pichu. And I gave a much nicer way to say it.
Video were they bash me, the editing is terrible but, there are some ideas that are somewhat useful and the up-B thing works I've used it in real matches vs good people.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mt6tshPRJIY
You have no idea what you're talking about.I doubt you'll make it to rom2. And even though I'm a fan of yours and I'm routing for you; you haven't been to the past 2 national tournaments. You're out of major tourney practice; so if you came I don't think you could place particularly well.
Kage got 5th at rom. Did you not know this? Don't argue with me if you don't know your facts. I said in my previous posts that if mid-tiers can get top 10 then low tiers can to. You believing hugs couldn't get top 10 is just stupid. Hugs placed top 10 at the last two national tournametns he attended before he retired, there is no logic to your belief that he couldn't keep it up.First, Ganon and Samus aren't low tiers. Second, Kage got 17th at Genesis if that's what you're talking about and I doubt HugS would have gotten top 10 even if he'd still been playing the whole time leading up to it. Samus as a character has a lot of weaknesses.
Also, HugS is a great player but most of his game is just spacing and timing. Watch his match against Waffles on Pokemon Stadium, it's pretty hilarious, he practically only uses jabs, ftilts, and nairs lmao.
If Taj didn't play mewtwo then he wouldn't have been a much better player. Taj himself has admitted this. You can call someone who got 33rd place at a tournament ''very good''(if even that much), but it's not enough to call them ''great'' which was my point from the begining.33rd at Genesis means he placed among some very good players. Who are you to be criticizing that? I still wanna know how good Taj would have been if he had never played Mewtwo. Nothing against Mewtwo but dedicating so much time to a character that can't keep up with the game really takes away from you competitively I think. So while I wouldn't want him to not play Mewtwo, I just have to wonder if he'd be better/how much better he'd be.
Anyways, you need to stop insulting some great low/mid tier players who do develop the metagames. My point before was that they just don't develop the metagame as fast, which makes sense. The characters are inherently limited in what they can do so it takes a lot more innovation to get around simple things that Fox/Falco can shine out of, Marth/Sheik can F-air out of, etc. But if you go through and watch the videos of those low tier players, you'll see that they all play very differently. Also Pakman's been pretty good for awhile <.<