Recent content by Wonder_Chef

Sweet, thanks man.

Figured I'd bump this instead of making my own thread. Sure doesn't look like this thread has been active for a while, haha. Hopefully people still play in the area though... Anyway, I'm pretty new to Smash (only a few months now) but a pretty experienced fighting game player. I've mostly...

Does Flare Blitz have armor?

As far as speed, Charizard's jab seems as fast as anybody else's, his Up B seems to come out really fast, his running attack seems fast, his tilts seem average speed, his smashes seem average speed (Up Smash is pretty fast though) The only move of his that seems significantly slow to me are his...

I know from experience that whenever a fighting game comes out, large characters are automatically considered slow tanky bruisers, even if that isn't the case at all. I hear sooo many people say Charizard is slow, but I don't see almost anything slow about him. If you took his moveset/hitboxes...

Also his Uair can kill from pretty low percentages based on where you are on the stage. Even heavy characters die from pretty low at like 110%. Jigglypuff dies from like 80%, hahaha. Oh and his Up B has some pretty insane killing power considering how great it is as a punish.

Why is that though? That's kind of the question. What areas is he lacking that make him not as good as the top tiers?

See the thing is we're all making him sound almost too good. I want to know why top players totally passed on this character. He honestly does seem insanely strong to me, but I trust top player judgement to a point, so I feel like we can't be totally right about all of this.

I'm pretty new to Smash 4, only been playing for about a month, but I'm actually struggling to understand how Charizard isn't really good. Are there some fundamental tools that I don't understand that are making me feel this way? It seems to me like he has: A great Jab Chain Above average...

You pay at the event, and everyone has to pay the venue fee to get into the venue, then separately for each game. So if you play one game it's 10$ Venue + 10$ Entry for 20$ If you play three games it's 10$ Venue + 3x 10$ Entry, so 40$ The venue fee goes to support the venue, and the entry...

There's a chance that the TV/Monitor you're playing the Wii U version on could have lag, which is making you feel this way. What kind are you using?