Topic: Super Smash Bros. for Wii U - OT

Jefke wrote:

What is your favorite Super Smash Bros. For 3DS / Wii U character?

NintendoFan64 wrote:

midnafanboy wrote:

NintendoFan64 wrote:

There's this glitch I found online, and I don't know if you guys have experienced it, but it's where when you input a command, it waits a bit to do it. It isn't lag or anything, it's just that the character I play as ends up taking about a second and a half I'd say to the an action after I press a button.

That's input lag friendo,i got that once in the Wiiu and 3DS version of smash online.It's annoying cause i'm not going to win that fight.

I know. Also, @DefHalen, the reason I didn't think it was lag was because the screen wasn't going at a snail's pace.

Jefke wrote:

What is your favorite Super Smash Bros. For 3DS / Wii U character?

Jefke wrote:

What is your favorite Super Smash Bros. For 3DS / Wii U character?

Jefke wrote:

What is your favorite Super Smash Bros. For 3DS / Wii U character?

Drobotic wrote:

luke17 wrote:

I have to admit: I suck at this game. My biggest problem? I CANNOT figure out how to K.O. opponents. Is there a strategy how to get easier K.O.'s? It seems every time I hit someone they are able to recover, yet my opponents always find ways of automatically K.O.'ing me by hitting me so hard. I get plenty of good hits in, but no K.O.'s. Any expert advice would be appreciated. (My current online record is approx. 0-20....ughh!!)

I'm no expert,but here's some tips that can help you get better at the game:
-Use your shields.They are essential to the game,as they are your main way of protecting yourself from attacks.There many ways to use them.Your air shield(press shield while in the air)can be used to block attacks from opponents who are trying to keep you from returning to the ground and to pick up thrown items.This grants you some short invincibility,but you should not mindlessly spam this,as opponents can punish you for being predictable once they know what you're up to.Your down shield can be used to dodge projectiles and attacks from enemies.Use it wisely.Your left/right shield lets you move away from/to your opponents,while granting you short invincibility.Use it to distance yourself from any devastating attacks from your opponents or to move quickly to continue a combo.Don't spam this as well,as it can be easy for your opponents to punish you for doing so.
-Meteor smashing.It may be a bit advanced,but it can stop your opponent's attempts at recovering.Most characters have one and they are used to hit an enemy so they go directly down to their death if there is no ground under them to save them.These are usually done by using your down air attack over your opponent so it hits them.I highly suggest doing this when whoever you want to KO is at moderate damage,because it can be easy for them to recover if they have,say,20% damage.Go to training if you want to try and learn every fighter's meteor smash,as it differs between them all.
-Smash attacks are the best way to end your opponent.They leave you open to attack,so be careful when you use them and how long you charge them up.Smash attacks are performed by holding the left stick in one direction while holding down the attack button.You can charge the attacks up to do more damage,or shortly to do a quick finisher.Doing this attack can easily send your opponent flying off the stage,forcing them to recover.When they are at high damage percentages,this attack is devastating.Remember,just time your smash attacks right to attack opponents when they are either recovering or moving towards you.
I hope these tips help.There's plenty of videos out there that have more professional advice on how to improve your game,but this is what I have for now.

Jefke wrote:

What is your favorite Super Smash Bros. For 3DS / Wii U character?

SockoMario wrote:

Casuals are rude, obnoxious, hateful, delusional, don't know what they're talking about 90% of the time, EXTREMELY butthurt, and easily offended. Oh boo hoo, 10 people who prefer Melee don't care about Smash 4, let's attack the Melee and competitive player for no reason.

How often do you see people saying Smash 4 sucks and Melee is better? Not many. You'll see them, but you won't see THAT many of them. But you will see a ton of these delusional fanboys who spew out garbage about Melee and the competitive scene that are just flat out lies. The sad thing is, the first thing you see on any Smash 4 review in the comments is comments like in the image above. These elitists are the awful in every way, and the worst part is, there's 10x more casual elitists than competitive elitists, which is why I think they're worse.

I remember when I was one of those fanboy elitists, and got butthurt when a few very small minority of people said Melee was better than Brawl. I know I've made posts like this in the past, but these people, really, REALLY, annoy me.

P.S If you're not the offender, then don't be offended.

Jefke wrote:

What is your favorite Super Smash Bros. For 3DS / Wii U character?

Storytime7 wrote:

Jefke wrote:

What is your favorite Super Smash Bros. For 3DS / Wii U character?

1. Pikachu - Recently picked up Pikachu as one of my mains, and think it could be one of my best characters with enough practice.
2. Peach - Liked using her in past Smash games, and she's still one of my favorite characters to play as.
3. Fox - Same as Peach.
4. Rosalina & Luma - One of the first characters I tried out when I got the 3DS version. Nice addition to the series, and one of my favorite characters to use.
5. Marth - I still like using Marth (I even tried to main him for nearly two months on the 3DS version), but he was nerfed hard.
6. Villager - Another character I want to get better at using.
7. Mega Man - Really fun to play as once you get the hang of using him.
8. Jigglypuff - She doesn't exactly fit my playstyle enough to main her, but I like using Jigglypuff.
9. Pac Man - Fun to use, but a lot of his attacks come out a bit too slow.
10. Shulk - He's a really diverse character because of the monado arts, but I haven't put in enough time to use him well.