Recent content by chester

this also would help reset your damage decay queue such that your follow-up yields max dmg/knockback

set c stick to special autoRAR bair on top of banana diddy will bair the opponent on the way up while simultaneously picking up the banana ... opens some interesting followup possibilities not sure of it's applications but i'm sure some technically savvy diddy players could find some

woo hoo, december 3rd http://wii.ign.com/articles/803/803347p1.html

"More enhancements, more bells and whistles. More features, like online play. Like the Xbox Live Arcade version. True, the edition of Street Fighter II currently being enjoyed by 360 gamers isn't perfect, plagued as it is by lag and other frustrating failings..."...

Mario has a reflection move with wound-down frames...perhaps they'll just lengthen Fox/Falco wind-down frames....still useful as a reflector initially, but during wind-down you could be caught

just remember...the high level smash community is not the target audience for the game or online play...compromise is inevitable in this respect.

I understand your point SS. I can't think of an online game that requires as much precision as brawl might. I wouldn't be surprised if the game was slowed down in anticipation for a quality online mode. If they deem that the future of the franchise will be primarily online, I wouldn't be...

You realize that this conversation is moot if the online version of Brawl doesn't pan out. Considering the margin of error concerning certain techniques, latency could be a real b****. The game may be equally 'worthless' for everyone regardless of skill level when it comes to online play. I...

easy... Wavedashing is certainly easy depending on your char. Situationally, those characters with a very short wavedash, or those with a very short jump startup, have more difficulty applying wavedashing effectively (for me anyway). As always this depends on the player. The point I was...

Just a thought To add a bit more of a constructive argument... Does anyone feel that wavedashing creates a "barrier to entry" of sorts concerning competitive smash play? The sheer difficulty of learning the nuances has probably prevented many-a-smasher from engaging in tournaments etc...