Grmo
Smash Champion
ok seriously let's just let this thread die
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GvyuvstABB0I only play campy vs Snake players, and thats because Snake owns the stage :/. Ive also never lost to a camper yet, I guess im playing the wrong people.
I think he is more referring to technical combo ability.homsar: "In melee it was all about technical speed and the faster you were the more chance you had of winning."
not really. You know just as well as I do that speed gets ***** by smart playing.
Smart playing in melee required (for the most part, not always) speed. If I could win by quickly getting behind after you ****ed up a combo you it wouldnt make sense to roll to get behind you now would it? No it wouldn't, Id want to be faster and use a wavedash.not really. You know just as well as I do that speed gets ***** by smart playing.
Lol, happens to everyone. Anyways, neither argument for or against brawl is strong enough to stand any ground yet. To early to know everything so arguments are so biased right now.lol. yeah it's true. I'm just thinking about those people who win by liek...not moving. but yeah, you're right. it's funny because that was my argument for why smart playing would be harder for brawl (lack of speed I mean), and I just basically contradicted myself lol.
Even using it a few times makes it much much harder to kill with it.alphameric: Melee = old and still hot. Even if it wasn't, it's irrelevant.
MK0: Why not both?
Problem is he isn't really forced to approach. Him tossing the pikmin is also a way for him to get his best pikmin (which I really don't know what they are but when he gets them he's mad hurt). Camping is less about doing actual damage then it is taking space up well and being annoying while getting an advantage yourself. i.e. Falco laser camping in Melee.alphameric (referring to your tourney thread post): since when can't Olimar's Pikmin be reflected? For example, I was playing Wolf today against Olimar, and his reflector works just fine. Even Lucas' jabs reflect Pikmin. I don't know about the other characters since I don't own the game and can't test them, but Olimar isn't that much of a camping threat. Just make some space and find a way to deflect his Pikmin until he's forced to approach.
Yeah you have to know what you're talking about... or do you just suck?Brawl really is not that slow. The difference lies in fast falling and that is about it.
The game was designed so that you can't constantly do the same strategy to win which means you have to actually.. yknow.. think about what move to do next. So instead of spamming pillars and waveshining without risk of punishment (aside from ****ing up), you now have to think of what youre doing, what your opponent is doing and what you and he are going to do next.
As I said in the other thread, no camping is impenetrable. Snake can only camp so long as he has the ability to plant mines. Keep the pressure on him and he won't have that much ease (and its not really hard to avoid the ****). Characters like Peach are easier to combat this time around since projectiles are so bloody easy to catch. The rest aren't really cause for concern since they are all so light that they die in a couple hits anyways.
The problem is that Melee diehards are seeing camping as the means to an end. It's not, there is always a counter, and counter-camping isn't it.
Melee = old and busted
Brawl = new hotness
Hey, Alpha, Stop arguing with people better then you, they will always win.
Cause jumping into someone else's discussion and insulting a person at random is respectful right?Grmo said:Don't **** with Miller, *****. You just made yourself the bad guy via disrespect. Watch what you say eh?
I think it's pretty effective. Olimar with proper Pikmin is beast at close range. Since it goes through shields, it forces the opponent to move rather than absorb the hit. It's not nearly as effective as Falco's laser camping but it has pretty nice damage potential for camping and it feeds Olimar the pikmin he needs. Also some Pikmin are actually painful tossed (I think the fatass?)Good point, but even if he gets the Pikmin he wants, he can't use it until it's close combat time, at which point it's your job regardless to beat it. Falco's laser camping is a tad different because it can't be blocked forever -- unless you're Fox/Falco and can reflect it, or you're mad insane at powershielding -- since your shield will eventually break; and also because Falco can move around much easier while spamming lasers since he can land-cancel them. Against Olimar, there should be more ways to deflect the Pikmin indefinitely (ie., Wolf's reflector, Lucas' jabs, probably more), and he's less agile than Falco. You're right about the overview of the point of camping, but I'm just saying it's a little less effective for Olimar than what alphameric is claiming it to be.