Recent content by Orrax

Technically, it's not actually a Guilty Gear sequel, but it is by the same people and it is done in a similar vein. /nitpick It's loads of fun, though. I just wish I had a system to play it on. =/

Nice finds, Julio. :) But I think those are all hard nair, not soft. =P And on that note, those might also work at higher percents with a soft nair, but I can't say for sure since I am unable to test at the moment.

All right. Thanks for the info, Zhamy.

Please pardon my ignorance of Brawl's mechanics, but in what way is it "invincible"?

Can drill->shine work to catch people trying to shield grab you? Or will their grab go active before the shine even begins?

Looks like the laser was a little too high for Fox's hit box during that part of usmash. That's about it, really.

I actually think that Fox might have quite a few options off of full hops. There's a post I found by TKD in the MK matchup thread (url is here: http://www.smashboards.com/showpost.php?p=6675668&postcount=540) where TKD starts talking about misunderstood MK matchups, and one of the ones he talks...

Don't forget that shine is a DP, so even if rest and shine start at the same time, shine will win.

Ok, thank you. I just wanted to know if it was possible. =)

http://www.smashboards.com/showthread.php?t=188497 With regards to the invulnerability on the shine, couldn't shine be used to disrupt stuff like Shiek's f-tilt lock? Or is the f-tilt lock a true combo? I thought it was only at higher percents, but I really don't know much about Shiek. =/...

They're safer. Grounded lasers have a significant recovery while short-hopped lasers have no recovery at all. That said, I think you could probably get away with them at the beginning of a match pretty consistently. Might sacrifice some spacing opportunities early on against some characters...

Awesome guide. Makes me want to main Fox again, haha. I definitely agree with the requests for a sticky.

Here are some negative things I've noticed that I thought I'd throw out there. None of this is definitive, of course; I'm just trying to further the discussion: - Requires some very precise timing to use effectively. - It's bad to get predictable with any character, but Fox seems to suffer...

No. Especially the whole "plug the Wii into the computer" thing. You might need to plug the Wii into your modem or router if you don't have wireless, though, which does require an adapter that you'll need to buy, which is about 25 bucks. Here's a step-by-step guide from Nintendo's website...

If you haven't already, take a look here. Also, this site has quite a bit of info on port forwarding. Unfortunately, I don't really have the answer for this (I'm having some router problems, too), but hopefully these sites at least give you some place to start.