Welcome to Smashboards, the world's largest Super Smash Brothers community! Over 250,000 Smash Bros. fans from around the world have come to discuss these great games in over 19 million posts!
You are currently viewing our boards as a visitor. Click here to sign up right now and start on your path in the Smash community!
Well, you can create openings for switching by hitting them offstage or something. It's just tough, since the transform doesn't take constant time. Good job not preloading the second character, game.i use zelda absolutely 100% of the time. i mean, im good with sheik, but i like zelda better. so i just play as her. and i dont like switching in the match cause it leaves you open for attack.
another thing you can do is right after you die, transform right after you arrive on the platform. it will give you invincibility for a bit after you hit the ground. they will try to attack and it will leave them open for an attack. it lets you keep your invincability frames and is quite useful. lol works every timei use zelda absolutely 100% of the time. i mean, im good with sheik, but i like zelda better. so i just play as her. and i dont like switching in the match cause it leaves you open for attack.
I think you are in the wrong bored if you want people to agree with you. Unless you are talking about a specific matchup that I was not paying attention to.Play me and see if you can, with a straight face, say that solo Sheik doesn't have an easier time than solo Zelda.
Zelda is still too slow to be truly dominant or otherwise a smart choice except in some niche matchups.
Honestly if you face an opponent who has a complete understanding of Zelda and her capabilities, it is far easier to space against her than it is against Sheik.I'd contest that marsulas... I'm not doubting Sheik's abilties; she handles spam really well and that ftilt lock (especially to tipper usmash) saves her as a character, but I find Zelda to be more efficient in getting the job done quickly and efficiently IMO, especially if you learn not to stale her smashes and abuse dtilt outside grab range.
Fair point. Only very few matchups though. Her moveset is generally lingering and high priority for a reason. It's almost like she was built to make faster, agile opponents fall into her attacks when not whiffed, like a fly to a web almost. It's just most of her players tend to over-rely on these smashes and forget about everything else, me totally included, which is why she's misrepresented. People place too much faith in her smashes and are disappointed when they are predicted and *****, thus ditching her.Honestly if you face an opponent who has a complete understanding of Zelda and her capabilities, it is far easier to space against her than it is against Sheik.
She's also a princess and former fatty. But she got Tae Bo tapes.Zelda's a Ninja Wizard!