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I can understand personal issues with brawl, especially coming from melee. There's no 2 ways about it competitive brawl is campy. Even playing Marth vs some Matchups requires a lot of being patience and standing there until an opportunity presents itself. Only thing I dislike is when people try to make factual statements about brawl, because 9/10 times, it's just blatantly wrong, which is why our game is so misunderstood. :c

I agree with this, actually. It's just I don't see why people shit on a game they don't know about. A lot of peoples ideas of what smash is, are just blatantly wrong. Lol. They say it's competitive value is poor because of X reason, when they're completely wrong. You did a poor job of explaining why Brawl isn't good competitively. Mostly what I see here is opinion. Please don't say brawl is a poor game if you don't have any legitimate reasons. One thing brawl players love is when their community expands. We really don't need people going around spreading lies about the competitive value of our game. I'm sure you feel the same about Blazblue. I really dislike when street fighter players say Blazblue is a bad game, then they continue to say that they're bad when they lose because they put no time into it. Also I wish the brawl scene was as big as the SF scene. Maybe I'd actually have a ride to large-scale tournaments.

That's odd. When you look at the top players of Brawl, you'll notice that a lot of them don't even own wii's. Ha! Smash players play smash because it's fun as hell and the community is the hypest by far. How so? Edit: I can see how since L-Canceling was removed, and buffering was added, you can say they removed a lot of the technical skill involved, but that really isn't true. Playing frame perfect is a very important part of smash. It's really more in-depth than people give it credit for. So much so, that when people coming into the game look at it all they see is "Broken", when little do they know EVERYTHING in the game can be punished at top level play.

Smash is like the most misunderstood game ever.

I would be okay with everything if they weren't increasing meter drain as well.

I should try to follow up with 5A, right?

What's the best/combo way to practice 623~D wiffing in practice mode?

Rapid Cancel.

2A>5B>5CC>6BC>5D3>dash2C>214B~D>2C>2D3>2C>214B~B>JD3>2366A~D>214B~D>orb oki How do I get that to work?

Valkenhayn is the Distortion Powerhouse for sure.

Actually, that helped a lot. Thanks.

[h] 5B on Crouching Opponent > 5C > 236C > 9D > j.AA > j.236A > j.236B >7C > j.B > j.B > Land > 5D > 5B > 5C > j.B > j.214B > 9DD > j.B > dj.B > j.C (3.9k Damage, 48% MG) Is there any trick to getting the j.B > Land > 5D > 5B part of this combo? Or am I just gonna have to learn it the hard way. With work.

Since I had a snow day, I spent about 9 hours practicing this on the controller and am FINALLY starting to get it down. All I gotta do is learn what to follow up with/all the setups.

He techs. Sorry about the seriously late response, but I forgot that I even posted that here. Edit: Also, I practice this against Bang, if there's any problem with that. Edit: I have an idea of what I'm doing wrong now. I use a controller, so this is a total pain in the ass.

Figured this would be the best place to post a question? What am I doing wrong if I am taunt looping and my taunt's first hit isn't definite? Does that mean I'm pressing j.2D too late, or am I just not pressing the taunt button quick enough?