Runawayfire
Smash Lord
What melee were you playing? The one without Sheik and Marth?i just dont like the fact that chars like DDD and Falco have turned smash into a wrestleling game.
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What melee were you playing? The one without Sheik and Marth?i just dont like the fact that chars like DDD and Falco have turned smash into a wrestleling game.
I was quoting people in above posts. >_>...If he gets out of hitstun fast enough to C4 recover, you didn't hit him hard enough. >.>
You do realize that this same formula could be applied to every character in the game, correct? For D3 you need to be small and have a good projectile, for Marth you need to have a spammable projectile and/ or a disjointed hitbox, for Meta-Knight you need to be Snake, etc, etc. A character with two hard counters, one soft counter, and a bunch of neutral match-ups isn't noticeably unbalanced. He's just noticeably good.People don't call him broken for being completely unbeatable, it's not a literal term. Broken is used when a character is noticeably unbalanced. You actually need a spike, a good projectile and/or good weight to have a fair match against him, which in my opinion, makes him at least a bit overpowered.
...Ugh. 6 months later people are still saying things like this. Lacks range? He outranges ****ing Marth. Weight is irrelevant for MK since he deals damage twice as fast as everyone else. By the time he's in the killing percentages he'll have already taken a stock. Same with strength. His two kill moves come out outrageously fast, so as long as they're not deteriorated he's perfectly fine. Of course, his gimping game is first class, so its not like he always has to depend on straight KOs anyway.I personally think MK is not as overpowered, since he lacks range, weight and some strenght.
Considering G&W and Olimar are generally accepted to be really good, I somehow doubt you wouldn't have won that $40 if you had gone with either of them instead.I won 40 dollars using Snake on Monday. It was worth it, but hey, my opponent and I normally don't use who we used. He's normally a Toon Link and picked MK, I'm normally Olimar/G&W and picked Snake. We had a little laugh on it.
Tell me then, why is Raigeki banned if you think it's not broken?Raigeki's not broken. =P Unless you're playing without traps. Actually it's a lot like snake. Really good, most people use it, but can be countered if you're expecting it.
First of all, I don't want to sound like I'm stating my opinion as a fact >_< It' just that, my opinion, and is completely based on my personal experience. Snake has weaknesses like every character does, but I think they are few compared to the rest of the cast, and his strenghts really outweigh his weaknesses. If there's something remotely close to an overpowered character in SSB, I think Snake is by far the best example. I used to beat Fox/Falco with Kirby (the 3rd worst character) in Melee, and I never felt at such a disadvantage against any character while using him. Let me reiterate, this is just me.PK Hexagon said:You do realize that this same formula could be applied to every character in the game, correct? For D3 you need to be small and have a good projectile, for Marth you need to have a spammable projectile and/ or a disjointed hitbox, for Meta-Knight you need to be Snake, etc, etc. A character with two hard counters, one soft counter, and a bunch of neutral match-ups isn't noticeably unbalanced. He's just noticeably good.
You can be ROB, Olimar, or DK.snake is broken so shad up
you cant do anything against a very good snake.
you cant
Pretty muchlet me repeat: you have to exploit their weaknesses. obviously there are better characters i than others. thats why people use them
1. That isn't the definition of broken, broken means incredibly powerful, but not game-breakingly powerful. Snake is indeed in fact broken because he isn't campable because of his crouch by most characters, his recovery isn't gimpable if you know how to do it right, and honestly how big a target is Snake?!Broken-A game object or facility that is too good to exist. It is so powerful that it is unbalancing and hence breaks the game. Every winning player has to use this to be competitive.
that is not true, a competative player DOES NOT need to use snake, Metaknight, GaW or D3 to win.
People have won with Wario, Lucario, Falco, and even Pikachu has won a few tournaments.
I even heard of a bowser and DK placing high in canada and the midwest
Ever use Snake against a good Olimar?snake outcamped?are you sure?
*facepalm*mk is actually a somewhat balanced char imo.
Not very likely.1: a glitch similar to wavedashing will be discovered and exploited to hell and back, completly changing the criteria for good and bad characters, shuffleing the tier list (who knows, even bowser might make god tier given the werdest game breaking "advanced technique" imaginable)
While this is partly true I very much doubt the anti-Snake/MK strats would cause a significant drop in their rankings. Just look at Shiek from Melee, she dropped a bit after people got used to fighting her, but she was still an excellent character. I think the things that make MK and Snake really good though are even harder to deal with than Sheik, so my bet is that they will become easier to beat, but they will still be at the top regardless.2: players will have finally got used to sanke and developed their own anti-snake and anti-MK strategies, and thus reduced the proliferation of snake & MK mains that do well in competitions. seriously, there are ways to counter the so-called broken tecniques, and in the case of snake a lot of these are *very* predictable. (his ftilt less so but hey, talkin theoretical here)
Ya I think that's basically it - being the worst matchup for the otherwise best character in the game goes a long way.You do realize that this same formula could be applied to every character in the game, correct? For D3 you need to be small and have a good projectile, for Marth you need to have a spammable projectile and/ or a disjointed hitbox, for Meta-Knight you need to be Snake, etc, etc. A character with two hard counters, one soft counter, and a bunch of neutral match-ups isn't noticeably unbalanced. He's just noticeably good.
...Ugh. 6 months later people are still saying things like this. Lacks range? He outranges ****ing Marth. Weight is irrelevant for MK since he deals damage twice as fast as everyone else. By the time he's in the killing percentages he'll have already taken a stock. Same with strength. His two kill moves come out outrageously fast, so as long as they're not deteriorated he's perfectly fine. Of course, his gimping game is first class, so its not like he always has to depend on straight KOs anyway.
Someone tell me, Snake is always put above MK in the theory tier lists because of better tournament results and because he wins that particular matchup, correct?
Fox, lol.Brawl may see a situation similar to Old Sagat's if Snake continues to dominate. I don't think he's so good that he's unbeatable, but he might be so good that there leaves very little reason not to use him all the time.
Lol, I'm sure theres no need to discuss the probable outcome of a match between the #1 Character in the game and the #39.And thats a bad thing how?
discussing a simple truth like saying Snake > Falcon?
I Lol'd.Samuelson said:M2 is the most broken character in Brawl, they knew that if they added him that everybody would complain about how good he is
There's no need. Most of us that are reasonable have already come to the conclusion that Snake isn't broken, at least in terms of traditional fighting games. You'd just be arguing that he is good, which I and everyone else concedes.If you want, I can go in depth about why he is so unfairly broken in this game