Any ROB player use Wii remote + nunchuck

[unixphone]

Hey guys. I recently started using ROB, and I found using Wii remote and nunchuck seems Okay. I feel ROB does not require as much yellow stick as other characters (besides metal knight)

P.S. I cannot use game cube controller because of TV distance.

 

[Ishoku]

c-sticking in the air is a must when controlling ur DI

and i believe c sticking for smash follow ups (such as spot dodge to dsmash and shield to fsmash) make it more efficient.

but i guess its possible to have a good ROB without c sticking, though gluck to that ROB in with the whole Aerial and DI thing (especially faring with backwards DI)

though no, i wouldnt use the wiimote :\

 

[unixphone]

well, you are indeed right... I can tell that I cannot "abuse" the down smash
lol maybe I should just get the wireless game cube controller

 

[Depressed Man]

C stick is the yellow stick, and wavebird is the wireless gamecube controller (for future reference).

I've done it before. Wiimote+Nunchuck and GCN controller, either is fine for me (though snakedashing when I play Snake is harder with Wiimote+Nunchuck). You can also try the classical controller. (it hooks up to wiimote).

 

[unixphone]

I can do motar slides with gamecube controllers easily, but not Wii one. The main reason I stopped using Snake is because I usually play few hours in a roll, and motar sliding is kind tired.

I find ROB and Snake are both slow and full of mind games, such as ROB's laser beams and down air.

 

[Lenvil]

Hey guys. I recently started using ROB, and I found using Wii remote and nunchuck seems Okay. I feel ROB does not require as much yellow stick as other characters (besides metal knight)

P.S. I cannot use game cube controller because of TV distance.

i've never heard of a metal knight. unless of course you're playing special brawl, you pick metal, and someone's META knight. now that's what i call a metal knight.

 

[DRaGZ]

It is hiiighly imperative that you use the c-stick with R.O.B. I didn't start getting better with R.O.B. until I realized the necessity of the c-stick. Instant downsmash for one, but aerial spacing is another huge consideration.

 

[JCaesar]

yeah, good luck doing retreating fairs without the c-stick

 

[Zastrozzi]

*raises hand*

I, too, use the Wiimote and Nunchuck set up. Mostly because all of my friends think its an abomination and I'm the only one WILLING to use it.

Please correct me if I'm wrong, but can't you set the D-pad on the wiimote to function as a C-stick? Doesn't help much in a tournament situation, but it can help during casuals.

 

[Depressed Man]

Yeah you can.

 

[turbogilman]

hey if you can't use a gamecube because of distance. you should try to use the classic.

i actually like it alot

 

[dr_nic]

I am an ROB fan and I use the wiimote + nunchuck, with D-pad as smashes, ie. c-stick.
So my set-up has pretty much the same functionality as a g-cube controller.

I'm not sure why d-pad smashes would be bad for tournaments, in fact it seems better than g-cube to me since you can have your thumb on the d-pad and the a-button at the same time and you can jump at pretty much the same time as using the d-pad(c-stick).

 

[Tomato Kirby]

Maybe we could have a ROB unit play with the Wii remote + nunchuck.

Actually, I prefer the Gamecube controller since it is much easier to short-hop with it, and I am more familiar with it. I would use the Wii remote + nunchuck to goof around on a casual match.