Does using the dodge roll in SSBB make you cheap? and other questionably cheap techniques.
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What, are you joking? Wavedashing with Luigi was hilarious!Douk said:well thats the meta game to ya, there was really no avoiding it. I personally think wave dashing is stupid and I can c-stick your ass. And don't you mean 'fortunately they took wavedashing out of brawl'ZeroMachine said:
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[small]C-stick is for noobs.[/small]
*runs away*
What tournaments are you going to? lol, ike being cheap makes me lol.will1182 said:
Anyways, like everyone else here has said- dodging is part of the game, and a pretty important part. You're not cheap for using it. Especially since you can't kill with dodge, you know? Like, I can see how spamming a kill move would get annoying (but the hit decay somewhat takes care of that... slightly lol), but it's not like you can win a match by doing nothing but dodging.
What do they do when you attack them? Stand there and take it?! Jesus, those guys suck. One of the most BASIC things in SSBB is holding shield and then moving the stick to the side. It's not hard to grasp or do XD Getting really good at it takes some practice and work but seriously - abuse over using a core mechanic?! Next they'll be saying that using scopes in CoD2 is cheating, or being behind cover in gears of war... XDblackshark121 said:
Demented Teddy said:
Yeahh but its excused by the pure awsome of the game. Best D-Day level EVERRRRRR!!!!
Thread necro'd, much?
Anyway, I'd like to bring up the noob tube in MW2. My friend has a brother that only gets kills using rifle grenades and the thumper. Since these require little skill to use and is very effective, is it cheap? What about knife running?
Anyway, I'd like to bring up the noob tube in MW2. My friend has a brother that only gets kills using rifle grenades and the thumper. Since these require little skill to use and is very effective, is it cheap? What about knife running?
I still maintain that any technique that is available to all players, even if it takes a little practice to truly master, is perfectly acceptable in play, no matter how ridiculously effective it proves to be. When there's nothing that can counter it, then it starts to get into cheapness territory.
proper use of defensive abilities, and more importantly how to get past and kill a defensive minded opponent is an important lesson when playing a fighting game.
It's not cheap to use them, and your friends will only get better if you do your best.
That being said, if you're stomping your friends all the time because you're clearly better then they are, use the handicaps. Trying and give yourself about a 50/50 win/loss ratio against them, perhaps by heavily handicapping yourself, until they get better. Once they get used to fighting you, you can turn the handicap off.
I was similar in SC4. I made very effective use of the block ability, much to the frustration of my friend. However, he worked on beating my blocks, and eventually he got better then me... then I worked on getting better at him, using different techniques.
It's not cheap to use them, and your friends will only get better if you do your best.
That being said, if you're stomping your friends all the time because you're clearly better then they are, use the handicaps. Trying and give yourself about a 50/50 win/loss ratio against them, perhaps by heavily handicapping yourself, until they get better. Once they get used to fighting you, you can turn the handicap off.
I was similar in SC4. I made very effective use of the block ability, much to the frustration of my friend. However, he worked on beating my blocks, and eventually he got better then me... then I worked on getting better at him, using different techniques.