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I don't mention dash-dance in the Marth synopsis? Reading comprehension much?
Marth: Excellent wavedash which helps him position. The best forward-smash in the game, which hits extremely hard, has insane range, and cannot be counter-hit. The best dash-dance which, when combined with wavedash, sets up guessing games strongly in his favor.
Not sure why Shikyo is being so negative. Aside from the DI section, there's no misinformation in the guide and serves as a good start to people who've never seen a single competitive Melee match. You can only talk about so much in an intro guide.
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As much as I love playing ssbm and brawl somewhat competitively with my friends, I'd never see myself taking it beyond that. I can't wait for the next-gen smash game to actually have a GOOD online system so that I can really get into it.
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On June 19 2009 05:42 Kyuukyuu wrote:Show nested quote +On June 19 2009 03:29 Shikyo wrote:
People would bash a D+ player making a guide as well... even if it's an introduction it should be done properly. Sigh, whatevers. lol if they really cared they'd just go to smashboards. cuz ssbm can totally be explained in detail in one guide, right? ckit's fox guide was like ten times longer than this one and it covered one character... and that was with the limited knowledge they had years ago. edit: i wonder how many of the replies here are by people that actually don't play ssbm edit again: Show nested quote +It's called that because someone asked Isai for advice in smash, and he said "Just don't get hit". i prefer azen's "fsmash and dont jump into the rape"
ckit's guide had a LOT of completely useless information about all the moves and stupid common sense uses for some moves and so on. It had very little actually useful information, and even that was quite basic. There's no good documentary on ssbm anywhere, whatsoever. :/
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On June 19 2009 07:11 Shikyo wrote:Show nested quote +On June 19 2009 05:42 Kyuukyuu wrote:On June 19 2009 03:29 Shikyo wrote:
People would bash a D+ player making a guide as well... even if it's an introduction it should be done properly. Sigh, whatevers. lol if they really cared they'd just go to smashboards. cuz ssbm can totally be explained in detail in one guide, right? ckit's fox guide was like ten times longer than this one and it covered one character... and that was with the limited knowledge they had years ago. edit: i wonder how many of the replies here are by people that actually don't play ssbm edit again: It's called that because someone asked Isai for advice in smash, and he said "Just don't get hit". i prefer azen's "fsmash and dont jump into the rape" ckit's guide had a LOT of completely useless information about all the moves and stupid common sense uses for some moves and so on. It had very little actually useful information, and even that was quite basic. There's no good documentary on ssbm anywhere, whatsoever. :/
well yeah, it was also written in like 2004 lol
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aside from the DI section, there's no misinformation in the guide
Nothing wrong in the major sense (apart from DI), but I'm sure if I wanted I could dispute a lot of the details.
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i dont know anything about the competitive SSBx scene but do people still throw majority of tournaments with SSBM, SSBB, or both? i know that SSBM is way better but i was just curious.
also does ken still play at all? hes the only smash player i kno and last i saw him was at evo08
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On June 19 2009 07:18 Kyuukyuu wrote:Show nested quote +On June 19 2009 07:11 Shikyo wrote:On June 19 2009 05:42 Kyuukyuu wrote:On June 19 2009 03:29 Shikyo wrote:
People would bash a D+ player making a guide as well... even if it's an introduction it should be done properly. Sigh, whatevers. lol if they really cared they'd just go to smashboards. cuz ssbm can totally be explained in detail in one guide, right? ckit's fox guide was like ten times longer than this one and it covered one character... and that was with the limited knowledge they had years ago. edit: i wonder how many of the replies here are by people that actually don't play ssbm edit again: It's called that because someone asked Isai for advice in smash, and he said "Just don't get hit". i prefer azen's "fsmash and dont jump into the rape" ckit's guide had a LOT of completely useless information about all the moves and stupid common sense uses for some moves and so on. It had very little actually useful information, and even that was quite basic. There's no good documentary on ssbm anywhere, whatsoever. :/ well yeah, it was also written in like 2004 lol
Talking about the update that actually had all the match-ups in it, which was updated in around 2006 IIRC.
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I still like the original N64 Smash the most out of all 3 haha. I remember the first time I saw Ness blinking like a madman and going WTF HOW DO U DO THAT?!
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