arbustos
Smash Journeyman
The problem with thinking of this as a power ranking is that it won't be truly accurate until we get a lot more data.* Right now, it's only good for reflecting immediate improvement week to week in how people perform against each other.
*Although it is hard not to care in the short term. But honestly, I just see this as an excuse for us to play. A good number of us have gotten together 2-3 times now in ten days. That's unheard of (and awesome). I'd throw my score in the street and do the river dance on its dessicated corpse if it meant we could play together more often.
"The Pillsbury Doughboy’s name is Poppin’ Fresh. He has a wife, Poppie Fresh, and two kids, Popper and Bun Bun."
lol
Based on this post and video
http://www.smashboards.com/showpost.php?p=5543959&postcount=9
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2cOUEL9uic
it seems like you have two edge grab boxes, and if both of them are touching the edge, you can't grab it. This only happens when you're too deep into Battlefield's edge, so I can now understand the tip to not hold forward when your up-b (like Falcon or Peach's) is about to hit the edge. It gives you a better chance of not riding up all in the ledge's business and getting Battlefielded. Try to space your recovery so you actually grab the ledge instead of relying on insta-grab like with every other stage I guess? Don't know what to tell the spacies who up-b horizontally into the ledge though. Sometimes you grab it, sometimes you don't. Although I'm thinking that has more to do with missing the ledge entirely (small as it is on Battlefield). You're firefoxing into that short slanted chunk under BF's edge instead of the little pointy top there that is the ledge itself. Side B is usually still good because it can grab the edge from a thousand miles below.
I hope I'm interpreting this right, because it almost makes getting Battlefielded manageable. Stupid annoying blemish on the best stage >:[
*Although it is hard not to care in the short term. But honestly, I just see this as an excuse for us to play. A good number of us have gotten together 2-3 times now in ten days. That's unheard of (and awesome). I'd throw my score in the street and do the river dance on its dessicated corpse if it meant we could play together more often.
"The Pillsbury Doughboy’s name is Poppin’ Fresh. He has a wife, Poppie Fresh, and two kids, Popper and Bun Bun."
lol
Based on this post and video
http://www.smashboards.com/showpost.php?p=5543959&postcount=9
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2cOUEL9uic
it seems like you have two edge grab boxes, and if both of them are touching the edge, you can't grab it. This only happens when you're too deep into Battlefield's edge, so I can now understand the tip to not hold forward when your up-b (like Falcon or Peach's) is about to hit the edge. It gives you a better chance of not riding up all in the ledge's business and getting Battlefielded. Try to space your recovery so you actually grab the ledge instead of relying on insta-grab like with every other stage I guess? Don't know what to tell the spacies who up-b horizontally into the ledge though. Sometimes you grab it, sometimes you don't. Although I'm thinking that has more to do with missing the ledge entirely (small as it is on Battlefield). You're firefoxing into that short slanted chunk under BF's edge instead of the little pointy top there that is the ledge itself. Side B is usually still good because it can grab the edge from a thousand miles below.
I hope I'm interpreting this right, because it almost makes getting Battlefielded manageable. Stupid annoying blemish on the best stage >:[
