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GabeLichmassacre

04/06/2015 10:21 AM ·Spoilers

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A how to guide to becoming a pro: 1. Pick any character. 2. Do nothing but grab. 3. Here's the hard part. ZSS: spam B, grab, down throw, cry a lot. Link: spam arrows, boomerang, cry a lot. Ness: spam PK Fire, cry a lot. Ganondorf: side b, cry a lot. Little Mac: cry a lot. Robin: Thoron, cry a lot. CF: attempt to MLG, cry a lot. Diddy Kong: crying 24/7. Congratulations! You're now pro!

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  • Gabe

    04/06/2015 10:25 AM ·Spoilers

    In other words, characters like these need to be nerfed. I'm fine with Ganondorf and Captain Falcon, and even Ness, but ranged fighters need to go. Especially when they take almost no skill. So therefore players who can't take time out of their schedule can just pick a character that's easy to spam with and there you go, an embarrassment. GOOD players do stuff you don't expect out of the character

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  • SmileyVnm

    04/06/2015 10:25 AM ·Spoilers

    That will get you killed every time

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  • Gabe

    04/06/2015 10:28 AM ·Spoilers

    There are good (and I mean actually good) players of the said mentioned characters besides again Ganondorf and such, but they still need a nerf badly. Because otherwise you got bad, horrible players plaguing around.

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  • Dylan

    04/06/2015 10:30 AM ·Spoilers

    Ranged fighters don't require skill...? That claim is false. It definitely takes skill to know when to advance and when to stand your ground, as well as keeping both your defensive, neutral and offensive abilities intact. Characters like Villager require a lot of skill to camp with them properly, without leaving holes in their hypothetical brick wall. Olimar is like this too.

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  • Dylan

    04/06/2015 10:32 AM ·Spoilers

    I will play a few games with you as Oli or Villy or Link if you'd like to see.

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  • Gabe

    04/06/2015 10:45 AM ·Spoilers

    Here's the thing. If you have ranged fighters in your fighting game, you're gonna have idiots spam with them. Why? Because you have attacks that reach. And people that actually care about Win-Loss ratio are gonna spam because they're butthurt.

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  • Dylan

    04/06/2015 11:37 AM ·Spoilers

    If they play and win, you are in no position to criticize the manner in which they play in any way, shape or form. Because you lost.

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  • Dylan

    04/06/2015 11:40 AM ·Spoilers

    Why don't you try to learn and adapt and learn the matchup of said characters instead of complaining and crying "Nerf!". I've even made a thread about learning the matchups of every character in the game. I'm posting them every other day, and have just started with Mario. Tomorrow will have Luigi, then Peach, so on. If you'd like to learn, please go read what eventually may be posted there.

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  • Gabe

    04/06/2015 2:43 PM ·Spoilers

    I'm sorry, but is it really my fault that I think spam is how bad players play? Yes I have no right to complain that spammers are annoying. My bad. Also I know the pair ups but tier lists don't mean anything in the long run. It's all based on skill.

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  • Gabe

    04/06/2015 2:45 PM ·Spoilers

    And no right to criticise? I'm not complaining if the player is good. If they're good, I won't complain. But good players don't rely on spamming projectiles.

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  • Dylan

    04/06/2015 9:16 PM ·Spoilers

    Good players do rely on using their projectiles, because it's the optimal strategy. Both you and I would use projectiles more if it meant a greater chance at success. Also, tiers mean a big deal in the long run. A skilled Wii Fit can often be in a position where a lesser Diddy Kong can beat them due to the bad matchup between characters, which is what tiers consist of.

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