Topic: Super Smash Bros. for Wii U - OT

My first screenshot that I drew in Paint.

Is not the best, but practice makes perfect.

Uploading a new chaotic video soon, says 160 minutes left, so...yeah, shows off my Link Amiibo. Barely even fed him equipment and he still beats the crap out of me and my other two Amiibos. lol

I've also noticed something. Is it just me, or are CPU grabs impossible to break free from(human players quickly punch you, throw you... that is, quick to release you, so I don't know whether it's me)? Seriously! I just have to hope they release me soon, for everything I do is useless - tapping every button and wiggling the CP.... I searched online, and wiggling the CP or L Stick shows up, but that doesnt work... at least, for me, so I hope IT IS the CPU.... Speaking of which, when the CPU grabs, they 90% of the time punch. Hmmm...

I find grabs against CPUs are really unfair in this game. If you want to grab a CPU, pummeling is not an option as they always seem to instantly break free of your grasp. on the flip side whenever they grab YOU, like you said it's impossible to break free and they always seem to pummel.

CPUs will always have that advantage. I mean they play according to their AI levels. They are machines programmed to pummel you.

Anyway, can someone shed some light? I'm going to finally buy my first amiibo. How does the training work? I know that you have to make it fight other CPUs and feed it stats, but how does it learn from the player itself?

...gets to Master Fortress, doesn't take heart container, and still gets killed by acid ...Really? :/

Another problem I seem to have is that every single one of the CPU is out to get me in free-for-all.When I get a Special Flag,they go after me,but when one of them gets it,no one tries to do anything to them and they gain a stock.Also,I still see them lining up around the edge of the stage after I have been launched off of it and not fighting each other at all.It really messes with me.

In order for it to learn from you, you must fight it yourself. The amiibo takes up one player slot and you can do the other. As for the exact process, I have no clue. You also don't have to feed it stats as that is optional.

Hmmm.... well, basically, if anyone sees you with an S-flag, you are suddenly the comfiest punching bag. But yeah, sometimes the CPU act weird. They stop you from STOPPING OTHER CPU from gaining a point with an S-Flag. Wut?
Anyway, I'm happy that it's not me when it comes to dealing with a CPU grab. shrugs

Exactly.One time I got in a match and I tried as hard as I could to stop a CPU from gaining a life,but then everyone else felt like beating me up and I ended up turning off the item all-together.

My video finished uploading, instead of Pokeballs and Assist Trophies, I went with bombs. lol

I just tried out Smash Tour for the first time (Yes I'm being Grandpa with this game ). I prefer Smash Run. Hate me for saying it if you want, but that won't change my opinion.

I like both...only problem is in Tour the freakin' CPUs gang up on me. :/

I just decided yesterday to graduate from Lucina to Marth, and I feel a lot more powerful for having done so. That tipper is so satisfying to pull off, it's intoxicating!

This isn't exclusive to Marth but another satisfying thing about playing as them is when you break your opponent's shield with that stabbing attack. In 1 vs 1 battles I like to taunt before unleashing the finishing move. Disrespectful? Ummm yeah, I'm sure the opponent gets pretty salty when I do that. But it is oh so satisfying.

Not really saying I hate Tour, just that I prefer Smash Run. My reasoning for preferring Smash Run...I dunno, Smash Run felt more fun imo. Not that Tour is a bad thing. I like the idea of a Mario Party-style mini-game in Smash.

I miss Smash Run.

Smash Run DLC for SSBU, with 3 different maps, and with 4 player co-op.

That would be amazing.

(Wait, does Smash Run have 4 players in the 3DS version? I forget.)

I'd hardly call that being over powered, that video had nothing to do with the character being powerful.

It's just a very very cheap exploit of the character.

Exploitable? Yes. OP? Well he can only do this in 2v2's with another Pac-man, so no. It is hilarious, though. I can't imagine this sticking around for long. Something will be put in place to stop it, or otherwise, I don't see why competitive tournaments can't just ban this tactic.

lol

You could call it "pac man ladder"

Luigi can do the same IIRC.

So I finallygot the GCN adapter, and playing now feels more comfortable than the wii u gamepad.

Also I guess that dreaded error code 160-0103 is a thing of the past? Havent heard any more reports of the errors.