Brawl Friend Codes 2013
- Thread starter Mr. MR
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No, im not talking about this sliding.
Im talking about that : [video=youtube;eSx9FQXBDIs]http://youtu.be/eSx9FQXBDIs?t=1m47s[/video]
1m47
In this video, ike can do any combo without any delay. I dont like that, normally when people use a strong attack, it has a longer delay. A rule in any fight.
Im talking about that : [video=youtube;eSx9FQXBDIs]http://youtu.be/eSx9FQXBDIs?t=1m47s[/video]
1m47
In this video, ike can do any combo without any delay. I dont like that, normally when people use a strong attack, it has a longer delay. A rule in any fight.
Tragonight
God-Slaying Vanguard
That Ike just knows what he's doing. MR's right, since Ike's speed has been greatly improved, think of all of the other characters' speeds.
Splash_King
The Scrubbiest of Hunters
Ike's U-air comes out that quickly in vBrawl. It's not that Ike lacks delay on his stronger moves; he most certainly does. It's that "hitsun", a state where a player can't do anything after being hit, is about the same as it was in Melee, which lets you get real combos. In vBrawl, hitstun is almost non-existant. This means you can shield, dodge, jump or just-plain attack back to prevent literally every possible attempt at a combo, with very few exceptions (like guaranteed chain grabs). In Project: M, every character can perform extended combos without relying on a broken move; say, Falco's D-throw. Heavy hitters like Ike obviously have shorter combos though. And yes, it's very balanced for heavily-damaging characters to have the ability t' perform guaranteed combos. Other fighting games wouldn't have competitive scenes otherwise.
Mind you, there's a plethora of ways to escape a combo in P:M, or otherwise shorten it. My use of the word "guaranteed" is relatively improper since very little in any Smash game is truly guaranteed. DI, super armor, teching, clanking... there's almost always a way t' escape a combo; 'specially if they're extended. And there's always a way to minimize damage.
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So in otherword, all character have been buffed?
This is your personnal opinion, me i do not like combo that cant be countered once it began. 2 or 3 strike is ok, but i mean like grap + down, grap + down....
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Splash_King
The Scrubbiest of Hunters
Aye, literally every single character in Project: M receives improvements. One'a the main goals of P:M's developers is to promote balance; something no Smash game has implemented very well previous. 'Specially not Brawl.
I didn't state anythin' to do with my personal preferences towards fighting games, t'was nothin' but fact there. Heavy characters are not inherently broken (and are typically less viable in most games). Hitstun in Brawl is highly decreased in comparison to old Smash Bros. games. My use of the word "guaranteed" was indeed improper... ... ....
Uncounterable combos are very much in Brawl... and they're the worst kind: 100% inescapable. You can't DI, abuse super armor or anythin' to escape 'em, unlike in Project: M. King Dedede and Ice Climbers can do infinite throws. Many other characters, such as Falco and Kirby have guaranteed grab combos until a certain damage percentage. IIRC Falco can rack up a guaranteed 40% damage with his D-throw. There're plenty of other infinites as well, like Lucas' D-tilt lock.
Also, if a combo can be countered, it's no longer a combo. Hence why in other fighting games that list the number'a hits in a combo will cease said list once an opponent gets out of hitstun and has the possibility to counterattack. By definition, a combo is a string of hits where an opponent has no possibility of reacting 'cause they're stuck in hitstun.
I didn't state anythin' to do with my personal preferences towards fighting games, t'was nothin' but fact there. Heavy characters are not inherently broken (and are typically less viable in most games). Hitstun in Brawl is highly decreased in comparison to old Smash Bros. games. My use of the word "guaranteed" was indeed improper... ... ....
Uncounterable combos are very much in Brawl... and they're the worst kind: 100% inescapable. You can't DI, abuse super armor or anythin' to escape 'em, unlike in Project: M. King Dedede and Ice Climbers can do infinite throws. Many other characters, such as Falco and Kirby have guaranteed grab combos until a certain damage percentage. IIRC Falco can rack up a guaranteed 40% damage with his D-throw. There're plenty of other infinites as well, like Lucas' D-tilt lock.
Also, if a combo can be countered, it's no longer a combo. Hence why in other fighting games that list the number'a hits in a combo will cease said list once an opponent gets out of hitstun and has the possibility to counterattack. By definition, a combo is a string of hits where an opponent has no possibility of reacting 'cause they're stuck in hitstun.
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Splash_King
The Scrubbiest of Hunters
That may turn out t' be false if you'd give P:M a shot.
Tragonight
God-Slaying Vanguard
Hey, so was I in the beginning. But you don't know what you're missing if you don't at least try it out.
Blue07
WiiChat Member
Anyone wanna battle?@ w @ my fc is 0647-6031-7199.>:3 Project M???sounds like fun i want in.@ w @ also this thread looks alive so ima check continuosly > w <. feel free to reply i wont go anywere.>:3
Tragonight
God-Slaying Vanguard
Yes. You can go ahead and add me if you have the Wi-Fi Safe version of Project M. And of course if you can get it to work.
I'm going to see how long this lasts......
Blue07
WiiChat Member
wow didnt knew it existed.* o * ill try to get it to work then.> _<
Tragonight
God-Slaying Vanguard
"Didn't know it existed"? Do you think we were talking about something we made up this whole time?
