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I'm not feeling it.
Sometimes I'm actually surprised by just how meme-y Splatoon is.So I was bumming around Inkopolis Plaza when I saw this:
And I immediately screenshotted it and said that this is going straight to the R.S.T.
That's another thing to add to the "in common" list.I remember having to play Smash with the Gamepad because the GC adapters were completely out of stock; I had preordered the whole bundle before the date of release but Amazon completely ran out, postponing it to December 19th, claiming that they'll get more stock by then. When the 19th arrived, they had completely cancelled my order and gave my money back, I swear I was furious. But yeah, playing with the Gamepad was absolute hell, I couldn't play Smash for as long as 2 hours without my thumbs hurting due to how awkwardly placed the damn buttons were as well as the size of that thing. A month after that though, I bought one of those Mayflash adapters and it is... amazing. I can't seem to play Smash WITHOUT the Gamecube controller, it's simply THE standard controller for me. Playing on the 3DS is a little... "strange" to say the least.
I mean if anything you'll be teaching him some new character MUs, while you learn a bit more on how to deal with Robin. A win-win in that case. Some bad habits might also shed to light after fighting a good player. After fighting good players myself, they pointed out that I press too many buttons, while also making predictable ledge get-up options. I have since then adjusted my playstyle from their advice and (hopefully) I have become a better player in general. It's those little fundamentals that truly differentiate someone between a good player and a GREAT player.
Gorl letting you know that Matsushi is amazing at this game and she kicked my butt most of our games. Just letting you know. :^)@Matsushi
I'll send you a friend request here in a minute.
I'll just be derping around FG until you're ready so just tag me here when you are.~
I'm no slouch myself.I mean if anything you'll be teaching him some new character MUs, while you learn a bit more on how to deal with Robin. A win-win in that case. Some bad habits might also shed to light after fighting a good player. After fighting good players myself, they pointed out that I press too many buttons, while also making predictable ledge get-up options. I have since then adjusted my playstyle from their advice and (hopefully) I have become a better player in general. It's those little fundamentals that truly differentiate someone between a good player and a GREAT player.
Gorl letting you know that Matsushi is amazing at this game and she kicked my butt most of our games. Just letting you know. :^)
Wintropy
@False Sense and a few others can vouch for my skill.~
Fundamentals can always use some fine-tuning.
Okie~I'm no slouch myself.
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for me, playing 4 on the 3ds is almost the norm. every day last school year, i would play against my friends on the 3ds.Playing on the 3DS is a little... "strange" to say the least.
D'aw, thank you. :D Though, I ain't THAT good, and you were adapting very well reaching towards the end, which was awesome to see!I mean if anything you'll be teaching him some new character MUs, while you learn a bit more on how to deal with Robin. A win-win in that case. Some bad habits might also shed to light after fighting a good player. After fighting good players myself, they pointed out that I press too many buttons, while also making predictable ledge get-up options. I have since then adjusted my playstyle from their advice and (hopefully) I have become a better player in general. It's those little fundamentals that truly differentiate someone between a good player and a GREAT player.
Gorl letting you know that Matsushi is amazing at this game and she kicked my butt most of our games. Just letting you know. :^)
Honestly, Robin gorls, if you have someone who's that proficient in the game and is VERY OPENLY asking for challenges, go play 'em. No need to feel scared about it, because he has opened to you for a reason: to help you improve. So go ahead and challenge @Raziek. You WILL lose, but you will learn new things, and that's the whole point.
And that's the best part.
I have a room open.~
3 stocks sounds good to me, though it's whatever you prefer! Customs are good too, though I have NO idea how to use them, as much as I need to know.
It... IT ALL ADDS UP!
If you're still down, I'm up for some games. Could use that luigi practice.
I'm still down for some games.
While I agree our stage list is p meh (mainly because of how small it is), but like, all the other stages are awful for a tournament setting.
Ok, I have a room set up.
in my opinion Delfino Plaza and Castle Siege are fine, Halberd's only problem is the low ceiling, and I've even seen a few places allowing stuff like Wuhu Island and Kongo Jungle (though I'm a bit iffy about the latter myself).
Don't you mean again?
The walkoffs in DP, WI & CS just ruin the stages for me personally, & I can hazard a guess that's one reason on what got them banned over here. Halberd got banned because of both the low ceiling & the hazards & Kongo Jungle because of circle camping IIRC.
I don't whether to consider that good at all. SpongeBob hasn't been good in years and Memes are a mistake, they're nothing but trash
I thought they were kids and squids.
