I have heard countless noobs say this. It's also great when I tell them you have to use his PK Thunder to propel him and they claim "Well, how the hell am I supposed to know that?".Ness sucks. He has no up B recovery.
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I have heard countless noobs say this. It's also great when I tell them you have to use his PK Thunder to propel him and they claim "Well, how the hell am I supposed to know that?".Ness sucks. He has no up B recovery.
is that a quote? if not u need to go back to training mode and then go on classic easy modeNess sucks. He has no up B recovery.
"What theI can't do anything!"hell!?
isn't it the best when they say the word "cheap" not brokenI don't know if these have been mentioned in the last 52 pages.. (sorry i didn't check).. but
"Link's UP + B is the best move in the game"
"Kirby's B move and jumping off the stage is really cheap."
no, wat i'm saying is, only the n00bs say cheap, but we say broken.Cheap: achieving results disproportiantely greater than the required input skill (Wobbling)
Broken: Improperly designed by the programmer/creator so as to produce inintended results, esp. referring to an uncounterable maneuver. (Akuma's fireballs)
Those defintions are just off the top of my head. They aren't official or anything. If anyone disagrees let me know. The words seem similar. If something is broken, then it is probably also cheap.
I heard these kids in a games shop talking about Smash Bros. One was saying how he could easily beat the other, then the other said "I will win because I will use the bestest (yes he said that) person, Mario!"