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I choose not to Z-Cancel and I still win, so I'm obviously the better player. It is to my opponents advantage and doesn't concern you. Could I be a better player with it? Sure. Do I need it? Nope. Unless you're going to play me and win, shut up because you're embarrassing yourself.
You didn't win against anybody good, then.
I'd like to money-match, but I lack a PC capable of running the emulator.
I know who Isai is and pretty much no one can touch him, but I'm still an excellent player and you can't prove otherwise.
I seriously want to play you now.I know who Isai is and pretty much no one can touch him, but I'm still an excellent player and you can't prove otherwise.
no its not. it changes the game yes but not as much as characters having less gravity lol combo's will be changed from the difference in techs. the game itself as in the physics of it will be changed by the 'feel'
Not all advanced techniques are created equal. Wavedashing is really not that important despite all the controversy and ****-talk. L-cancelling is very important, Z-cancelling in 64 even more so.
Z cancelling is much, much more essential to ssb64 than wavedashing is for melee.
IT'S A NEW GAME! XD
-_-By the way, I was just screwing with you guys. I do use Z-Canceling.
I'd rather not get into that debate, seeing as that debate is just asinine... But if one does compare them, they should do it right.
My bull**** meter is off the charts. Your post awhile back saying brawl is like melee with stuff added from 64 that they got rid of in melee is so wrong. smash 64 has nothing melee doesn't have, except instant lag cancelling and 5 minute hitstun that results in stupidly long combos being too easy to pull off. SSB64 is simple, melee is incredibly complex, and brawl is (probably) just a little less complex than melee. I'm bad at smash64, but I do play it often and I know the difference. You hate melee and probably never play it, so you have no idea what you're talking about.By the way, I was just screwing with you guys. I do use Z-Canceling.
I was just bored and everyone takes everything way too seriously on these forums...we all love it, but it's still just a game. I've never met anyone that refuses to Z-Cancel but I guess it's possible. And I DO understand what makes Brawl different from 64 (and Melee). I understand every aspect of both of those games. But I said Brawl just "feels" like 64, which I stand by. Sure the ridiculous combos are gone...but that isn't what made the game, just one aspect of the game. It's funny, advanced players are familiar with every aspect of the game yet they always get hung up on certain features "making" the game. Brawl is missing things the previous two had and it brings a lot of new things, but that doesn't mean it doesn't closely resemble previous entries in many ways. I live in Washington on the West Coast.
Smash 64 DOES have something Melee didn't have, a reasonable fall speed, which is the most important thing Brawl brings back. In Melee you fall like a rock, it feels like EVERY character always has the Metal power-up compared to Smash 64. You may think Smash 64 is simple and Melee is complex but that's just your opinion. I did play Melee to unlock everything, and learn every aspect of the game before I judged it. Do you think I wanted to not like it? Hell no, I was looking forward to Melee so much, I WANTED a sequel to Smash 64, but I felt the game was extremely poorly done compared to the original. But Brawl brings the series back to form for me. Most Melee fans didn't start with 64, and the ones that did I know a lot that still like 64 better but merely moved onto Melee for the community.
True. I'm just trying to say that people shouldn't do stuff like discredit slow characters, lack of l-canceling or wavedashing, for example, until they play the game and find out if the game actually works, which I can assure it does. It feels a lot more fluid than 64 and melee. You're right though, if one does compare the games (which should be done AFTER playing brawl for the first time), then yes, you should do it right.
The air game is awesome. You're going to love it.
