Ken Neth
Smash Champion
Wolf
Discuss.
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You should've used Snake vs me this weekendBad Wolfs tend to spam smashes, punish them with grabs and tilts oos.
Learn to powershield lasers, it helps a lot in this Match-Up.
Edgeguarding Wolf is essential.
I'm going to play a few matches with Snake against my crewmates Wolf soon, then I'm going to give more and better feedback.
Overall, I'd say this matchup is 90:10 in favor of the better player, that 10 for when crap happens.
I think it's just other words for saying: That Match-Up is fairly neutral.Not sure if you are joking or not at the end, but if your not. We cannot judge match-ups 90:10 using the general idea that favor goes to the better player. It's obvious the better player would end up winning.
The match-ups are based around the assumption that both players will play at the same skill level and that skill level will be high. We look at what the brawl characters strengths and weaknesses are in comparison with each other to deteremine the match-up. Which you ended up doing. The number and overall justification for the number doesn't really make much sense to me.
Good stuff.Wolf sucks, Snake is top tier. 90:10.
But really though,this matchup is....weird.
Snake players, you are allowed to Mortar slide, Wolf players aren't going to predict it right everytime, just acknowledge that Wold does have an option that beats it out.
Also, if any of you are having trouble beating the Bair monster, just try Ftilt, the second hit goes right through Bair, you just have to time it right. Or Utilt, that works as well. For the most part, yeah, I'd recommend staying on the ground. Placing nades well, that's a pain for Wolf if you do it right.
Also, Snake's Bair > Wolf's recovery. Wolf's pretty screwed on that one. Side B and up B both get beaten out by Bair, so yeah, try to use that to edgeguard and you'll be gimping in no time. Uhm yeah, the vast majority of his ground game is punishable. Ftilt, Utilt, Dtilt, smashes. (Though beware, Usmash has less lag than you'd think)
Tips for when you're getting juggled: THe standard mixup between Airdoddge and Bair. But what you can also do is B-reverse grenades, Candy does that to me and it's so unpunishable. Ordinarily I'd do a Fsmash or something, but then you have the grenade to worry about (Though, if the Snake spaces it so that he's in range of just the tip of Fsmash... just be aware)
If Wolf does happen to get you with a Dthrow off the ledge... JUST GET BACK TO THE LEDGE. What even good Snake players do at first: Double jump, airdodge into the ground. Just a little food for thought: Airdodging into the ground is a free Dsmash for Wolf. A charged Dsmash will kill sooner than you'd think.
Snake has generally all the options he needs to get around Wolf's aerial crap. Although be aware of retreating Fair (Big hitbox + Sends you upwards, which is Snake's favorite place to be, and it can be retreated) ALTHOUGH. I recall Candy punishing my retreating Fair with a dash attack, whether that's legitimate or not... I'm not sure. I might be able to shield. I might be able to retreat it alittle farther, but I thought I'd let you guys know of the option. But yeah, when in being juggled positions, make use of your double jump, make use of your Fair, and make use of B-reversals.
And last but not least, airdodging into the ground is NOT a smart move. Free hit X_X. Or grab.
Overall, I'd say this matchup is 90:10 in favor of the better player, that 10 for when crap happens.
lol yes he is.wolf ain't as easily gimped as people would like to believe
Almost anyone can gimp Snake easily when he's Cyphering too low though o_0Vs Wolf, since you guys have covered a lot, I make sure to recover high always. Wolf can Spike you and B-air you to hell easily when you are trying to cypher back. If I am low, I will blow myself up and recover as high as possible. The extra damage from the C4 does not matter next to how easily Wolf can gimp you if you are low.
Cool, you live in NJ. Please come to a tournament and gimp my Wolf easily, thx.lol yes he is.
single jump, bair, double jump, bair. 70% of the time = gimped wolf.
also having c4 waitting at the ledge of the stage makes it to fun.
Dosn't prove anything, You might be more skilled as a wolf player, playing aginst snakes and such. but your average wolf does get gimped very easily.Cool, you live in NJ. Please come to a tournament and gimp my Wolf easily, thx.
You always take match ups at highest levels of play. There are no "average" players here...Dosn't prove anything, You might be more skilled as a wolf player, playing aginst snakes and such. but your average wolf does get gimped very easily.
If you want then ill satisfiy your ego and play you at VC 3
It's not about ego. I am skeptical of you're statement, so i'm asking you to prove it, simply by playing me.Dosn't prove anything, You might be more skilled as a wolf player, playing aginst snakes and such. but your average wolf does get gimped very easily.
If you want then ill satisfiy your ego and play you at VC 3
Hmm, I still think a fresh Dsmash is still the most efficient way to KO Snake, unless you're Fairing the Snake really high up, I guess. Depending on how you knock him off stage, a spike out of cypher is sometime possible too, for an earlier kill, so it shouldn't be completely disregarded.This is most definitely 55:45 or 60:40 in Snake's favor. Having played often with one of the best Wolf players, Omniswell, we've discussed the matchup in many ways. Simply put, no matter what factors there are in this matchup, there is one thing that will always make this at least slightly in Snake's favor: Wolf struggles to KO Snake. Wolf's smashes do a mediocre job of KO'ing Snake, so he has to use a fresh bair or fair to get him. Wolf needs his bair to make this a playable matchup, so that leaves his fair, which isn't the easiest thing to land, nor is it as powerful as the bair. Sure, there are a few other attacks Wolf can use here and there, but none are very consistent.
Exactly this.You always take match ups at highest levels of play.
Alright, If you see it as this then let me put it in a simpler term.You always take match ups at highest levels of play. There are no "average" players here...
I don't know what you mean, his Up+B has a large start-up lag. at least a 1/2-1 second. his side b has a one way trajectory, and you can usually read what a wolf is about to recover with by the angel he takes before he try's for the recover. I might be wrong, but I don't have problems gimping wolf with a mine on the stage and a well placed bair.I agree with samuraipanda, snake's ability to get gimps is limited. Start up lag on the UpB and SideB is minimal for Wolf. Timing is difficult to hit the SideB with. I suppose snake could try to get the gimp by getting a Bair.
People airdodge into the ground fairly consistently... shielded Ftilt also leads to a Dsmash. Mis spaced Utilt shielded leads to a Dsmash. Ledgehops (Dropping then shorthopping) leads to a Dsmash, shielded aerials (I'm thinking Bair) lead to Dsmash... there are a lot of things. Just gotta avoid the nades...those are rather annoying... you just gotta be smart about it. I told Omniswell about punishing airdodges into the ground by Fsmash/Dsmash and the entire concept was new to him, so yeah...This is most definitely 55:45 or 60:40 in Snake's favor. Having played often with one of the best Wolf players, Omniswell, we've discussed the matchup in many ways. Simply put, no matter what factors there are in this matchup, there is one thing that will always make this at least slightly in Snake's favor: Wolf struggles to KO Snake. Wolf's smashes do a mediocre job of KO'ing Snake, so he has to use a fresh bair or fair to get him. Wolf needs his bair to make this a playable matchup, so that leaves his fair, which isn't the easiest thing to land, nor is it as powerful as the bair. Sure, there are a few other attacks Wolf can use here and there, but none are very consistent.
Everything you just listed there is only in the situation where a Snake player makes a pretty dumb mistake. Did you know that Snake can Fsmash a Ganondorf that does a Utilt in front of him? Did you know when Wolf Fsmashes Snake's shield, Snake can punish it with an Ftilt?People airdodge into the ground fairly consistently... shielded Ftilt also leads to a Dsmash. Mis spaced Utilt shielded leads to a Dsmash. Ledgehops (Dropping then shorthopping) leads to a Dsmash, shielded aerials (I'm thinking Bair) lead to Dsmash...
Stopped reading right there.lol @ "shielded aerials leads to d-smash"
OMFG WOLF i'M GONNA APPROACH WITH SH BAIR MY SNAKE IS AWESOME
um wolf is easy.
do your normal explosives game
, don't be a douche and try to punish bairs, personally i just block, let them do their predictable f-smash