You cant trust people anymore

You can trust my clips brawlternatives, i definitely wouldn’t sabotage you *wink*

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The most underrated technique of them all

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He turned off his commentary voice too. Like bro straight up became someone else

Coney got his "You are Coney. We HAVE to know" moment.

I lost it at shrinking in his seat and folding the arms. He did not look ready for that one.

Big Key fan. Very cool Dedede player....

KEY LETS GOOO

All I remember about Waddle Don't was that it was set to Zodiaccupuncture

A true OG right here

KeySSB jumpscare

Bro HOW it's been out for 5 minutes my guy

@@hari-krishnakoipallil8436 Bro it was streamed maybe 2 weeks ago my guy

@@hari-krishnakoipallil8436 Bro it was streamed maybe 2 weeks ago my guy

Plus the Squirtle shellshifting, which is essentially a super wave dash, specifically good for up smash, in addition to the Donkey Kong and Sonic slant invincibility Coney mentioned. I miss Smash bros tech, I hope Brawlternative, as the main voice of Brawl now, does show the bright side of Brawl rather than just shit on it like everyone else.

I thought slippi patched it out of unranked.

lol

somehow simultaneously the least fitting and most fitting aes track to pick from

Binding of isaac Batman series (argueably) Lilith from borderlands?

Personally part of the frustration that I have with certain kinds of games is often that the "perfect game" for me in a genre doesn't exist, and if future titles or patches for the game only bring it further away that can be infuriating. Especially if they actually get closer, but neuter my favorite character (see: smash ultimate and marth) or make design decisions that make it less fun to play because of what makes the meta characters strong (see: again, ultimate). I wonder how many melee heads can relate to that as part of their reasoning there. (I'm not one of them, to be clear.)

⁠​⁠@@tenacity25I actually really relate to that, and im mostly and Ultimate player. I think Ulrimate fixes so much of 4’s problems but also removes a lot of stuff I appreciated like footstool tech. I also freaking hate the short hop macro. Character wise, I adored Roy in Melee (you can tell I wasn’t particularly competitive lol) but Brawl removed him and when he was added back in Smash 4 I was so sad. He just didn’t feel the same. I think Melee players likely feel that way about the games that do try and emulate Melee’s depth, but don’t present characters they appreciate as much. Ps: PM Roy is amazing btw, like top 5 platform fighter characters ever for me. He’s Melee Roy but good.

As someone who plays melee, its not really just about the depth, but the feel of the game. I literally feel like my character, rather than puppeting a character because of how precise you can be. And because of the way the engine naturally is, decisions feel more organic rather than trying to play a characters tight gameplan that feels pre-constructed. Like 2 mains of the same character can look so different because of those little things. In other games it feels more like "aw, I can't do that," rather than "wait I can do that??" Not saying other games don't have it, but usually it's through stuff that feels pre-constructed where it's not satisfying to discover, or a character has some sort of complex mechanic stacked on top that makes it feel less loose. Its 100% just preference, and there are characters and things that I love about other games, but usually it never meshes as a whole. Personally I love every smash game, and the genre of platfighters but melee is just my preferred choice.

@@Gamesforus1 Moky actually mentioned that, too, just with less emphasis. He described Ultimate as “getting into the car right away and not really being able to steer.” Because there are fewer ways to be expressive and precise. I think that’s quite true, I mean, you can tell Moky from Cody from Aklo pretty much instantly if you’re decently versed in their play-styles, which I think is still true for, say Leo vs Omega with Joker, but certainly not to the same degree. That’s why I still love the heck out melee as a spectator.

Brawl is exactly that, a deep game with a steep learning curve where you feel good applying what you've learned or discovered. As in melee, high-level Brawl competition is visibly different from mid-level; you can often see great players executing tech consistently that good players can't. It's for this and many other reasons that upsets were always rare in Brawl. And as in any smash game, some characters are higher APM and more technical than others. There's a good selection in Brawl for different kinds of players.

I like to set up chain jacket near the ledge and use it either to edgeguard or cover every getup option... I find its usefulness super MU dependent, but the fsmash one is pretty strong, and it doesn't get stale until you cancel it!

@@maxpower7612 fsmash is definitely the strongest. But the best one is actually dsmash. In the video they showed the back hitbox. But the front one is actually really far in front of her, like 2 bowser lengths on front.

@@AlanMcClure-zu5cd that is true, I use the dsmash one specifically for that extra range. Usmash jacket actually reaches decently far below her; its horizontal reach would be good too, but the hitboxes are in the Z-axis lol

They put marth at tenth though no culture difference is explaining that shit

Low key