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I don't like that they can read inputs. To me, it seems less like training and more just... cheap.I bought one and leveled it to 50, which only took about an hour. He's a little *******. Just runs away and throws eggs the whole match. Seems marginally better than normal CPUs, but I still find him easy to beat. Maybe I'm a bad teacher, I don't know. I'm skeptical he's learning my inputs like I've heard advertised, since it doesn't really use any if my techniques. It just plays like a campier CPU at this point.
Do you have any replays or videos to show, particularly to compare fresh lvl. 50 to your trained one? I'm really curious to see that.Just to update, the amiibo continues learning after reaching the level cap. Since my last post, mine has learned some surprisingly intelligent combos and puts up a much better fight than when it was freshly 50.
Well mine looks amazing, aside from a little paint flub below the left eye (there's a little bit of white "run-off" if you want to call it that.Getting mine on Friday(alongside Smash Wii U; European release!). Heard someone say in another thread that Yoshi's amiibo looks a little off. Any truth in that, or did the guy just get unlucky?
Correct.I'm presuming the best way to teach them is to play as the character they are?
How sad they didn't make itOr perhaps they came alive and were trying to get out of their packaging.