Recent content by Pepto_Bismol

Thanks for the clearup, I see why I couldn't do it now.

So I came across this interesting clip and my question would be this; how does the Ness in the gif double-jump cancel in such a way that he maintains vertical height with his horizontal momentum? I can't replicate it for the life of me, so some explanations/demonstrations would be great.

Age definitely doesn't matter, what matters is how you play and act, simple as that.

Personally, the WiiU is much better for me just because of controller availibility, grpahics and stages. However, the 3ds version also has its perks, namely the fact that its portable and it can be set up much faster than a WiiU.

Really depends on how comfy you are with tap jump. I personally find it difficult to perform up tilts and falling up airs without performing a second jump, so I turn it off.

I've got a relatively large group at my school that plays at my school, but It would be crazy to list everyone so I'm just gonna do the people I play the most with. Me: :4ness:, :4pacman:, :4yoshi:, :rosalina: Friend 1: :4tlink:, :4greninja:, :4sonic: Friend 2: :4sonic:, :4kirby:, :4megaman...

I'd say the best way to use his grab would be OoS or when you see an opportunity for a punish. Would definitely avoid using it as an approach option.

I'd argue that a main would mean your go-to character, the be-all end-all kind of thing. As such it would be acceptable to have multiple mains or just one.

Favorite stage would have to be Magicant, hands down. I'd take Fountain of Dreams over Dream Land for 3ds anyday.

I usually follow the best 2 out of 3 philosophy unless there are massive amounts of lag involved.

I typically keep 3D off when I'm playing Sm4sh, but otherwise I'm fine with everything else being in 3D.

I keep it off so I don't accidentally jump when trying to do Usmashes or upbs from the ground. That and it makes shorthop aeriels (especially Uair) much easier to perform.