Stop rubbing it in!Originally Posted by UChessmaster
just a month...just a month...just a month...
Stop rubbing it in!
just a month...just a month...just a month...
Let me find some money to buy a Wii first, then we'll talk
For all you awesome people, it's just Phoenix. The numbers are just the amount of times people misspell it.
They shoudn't had Samus armor removed. She's like............naked now : <!
little soul your dreams are waitin'
crapping up...
hold them closely
never let go, never let go... <3
Some "quick techniques" were talked about today in the Dojo:
http://www.smashbros.com/en_us/howto...chnique10.html
Sakurai also confirmed that you can change between Zero Suit Samus and regular Samus by not only holding shield before the match starts, but also by mashing your taunt buttons rapidly in game.
That's pretty neat!
<@Terra> he told me this, "man actually meeting terra is so fucking big", and he started crying. Then he bought me hot dogs
Holy shit. There are some of the serious hardcore 2D-fighter techniques in there. These are the kinds of things we see in some of the SF games, Guilty Gear, Melty Blood, and even Virtua Fighter. Yes, I know VF is a 3D, but its one of the most technical fighters period, and Smash shares Ukemi with it among a few others.
Ukemi is a mixture of teching and DI. Essentially if you air dodge after an attack (preferably opposite the direction of the blow) you cancel the momentum significantly.
Perfect shielding was insanely hard to do in Melee even with awesome reflexes, let's see how it pans out in Brawl.
Small jump or short hop was already vital in the SSB64 and Melee if you wanted to play competitively. It led to the SHFFL of aerials and such. Good thing they pointed it out because it is really important.
I'm confused, is "Ukemi" not exactly the same thing as "teching"?? Where are you getting the rest of that from?
<@Terra> he told me this, "man actually meeting terra is so fucking big", and he started crying. Then he bought me hot dogs
Ah, I seemed to have misread smash dojo.
"When a blow sends you flying, tap the shield button just before you come into contact with the ground, wall, or ceiling. You’ll bound off the surface with a little hop and, like a judo master, cancel any excess momentum that would have otherwise kept you careening around wildly."
Yea, Ukemi is essentially teching but you also have to DI towards the ground, wall, or ceiling, otherwise you'll blow right past it.
Hopefully you can still do stuff like this though:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QElifBiVv60
What I was talking about was the insane DI ability. I read on smashboards that if you DI towards the stage while air dodging after a blow that would kill you otherwise, it significantly reduces knockback.
edit:
the insane DI ability was debunked because due to the fact that attacks get weaker when repeated.
Here is a list of what has been discovered so far:
http://smashboards.com/showthread.php?t=142139
As much as they tried to prevent Fox from shine spiking, they made his infinite shine super easy.
Last edited by darkmetal505; Mon, 02-11-2008 at 09:29 PM.
I don't know if I did this already, but I'm making a mental note to not participate in any battles with darkmetal.
10/4/04 - 8/20/07
Duly noted.
Also I just played Brawl. The "Smash Club" here has a tv set up outside and I got to join in on two 4 player games. Played as Meta Knight and won my first battle!
Then I played as Pokemon Trainer and came in second against Peach. Though I learned that Ivysaur is pretty much the best Pokemon.
Edit: Also my victory as Meta Knight was pretty much perfect. We each had one life left and I beat him to a Smash Ball. After we both hit the ground, he attacked me and I rolled out of the way and into a good attack range, releasing my Final Smash. IT WAS POETRY.
Last edited by XanBcoo; Fri, 02-15-2008 at 07:20 PM.
<@Terra> he told me this, "man actually meeting terra is so fucking big", and he started crying. Then he bought me hot dogs
umm fushigishou is by far the worst pokemon, zenigame and lizardon are far far better, and lucario pwns all 3 of them.
Agree, i like squirtle the most, also, is it me or zelda got buffed a lot?
You cannot hope to build a better world without improving the individuals. To that end each of us must work for his own improvement, and at the same time share a general responsibility for all humanity, our particular duty being to aid those to whom we think we can be most useful. -Marie Curie
Zelda was pathetically underpowered in Melee. As a slow character, she should have hit with a decent amount of damage, but she was pretty much equivalent to Peach (but Peach is of course, WAY faster). That's why the overwhelming number of Zelda users always switched to Shiek. Slightly less damage than Zelda, but maybe triple the attack rate.
However, when Zelda was introduced on the Brawl site, Sakurai implied that it might no longer be the case. I speculated from that they added a significant punch to Zelda's damage.
As a casual player and a Zelda user, I certainly hope it's not just you. Maybe someone playing it now can say for sure. When it comes out here, I'll let you know otherwise.Her movement capabilities are not that good, but her magic adds power to her physical attacks. There’s a reason why her hands and feet glow, after all.
I just downloaded the soundtrack and seriously, this is quite possibly the greatest thing ever. If the soundtrack ever comes out in America or an import is available, I'm getting it. So many memories with these songs.
This fantastic Sousuke sig was made by the one and only Lucifus! Thanks man!
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In any case, Charizard is slow and cumbersome, but Squirtle's up B is pretty great.
Also something I noticed about Zelda when I played was that the explosion of her Din's Fire attack has a LOT more range in this game. It seems like a much better attack.
<@Terra> he told me this, "man actually meeting terra is so fucking big", and he started crying. Then he bought me hot dogs
uhm what? thats what they are fuking called in the game, ive been playing it for the past 3 weeks, what else do you expect me to call em dumbass, you understood me just fine so move along.
"For those of who were spoiled on the star-studded roster of the game, you may have noticed that there certainly is room for quite a few more people.
It seems that even the game's director, Masahiro Sakurai, thought the same thing, as he allegedly plans to release new content for the game via a dedicated channel on the Wii. This title would be named SSBB: New Challenger (Challenger Approaching)
and it would grant you additional content for the game in return for Wii Points.
This comes from a scan of an interview with none other than Sakurai himself - a two-page spread of nothing but Brawl, Brawl and more Brawl."
*hugs mewtwo
btw mewtwo and roy and some others ( toon zelda, another pokemon, blablabla)
are already in the game, they are just lacking geometry data, but most of you prolly already knew that.
I expect you to call them by their English names, that's what else.
Could you expand on this? Perhaps a source for that info? I honestly had no idea of any of that.
Also:
List of Techniques and Glitches that have been found so far
Nothing as Game-breaking as Wavedashing, but Peach makes me worry a little.
<@Terra> he told me this, "man actually meeting terra is so fucking big", and he started crying. Then he bought me hot dogs
Actually....snake's nerfed up B bothers me the most......
That really hurts him....
10/4/04 - 8/20/07
Even if you don't want to "participate in battles" with me, you will most likely play someone who uses these techniques over the net especially seeing how much faster they will proliferate online.
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