AZWification on 22 December 2013
| DerpSandwich said: As a more casual gamer, the more you can do so that my more dedicated friends can't just completely tear me to shreds without me really knowing what's going on, the better. I didn't notice a difference in speed, and I don't get into those weird little mechanics. It all seems so cheap to me. I want to practice with a character and learn how to use them well, not spend countless hours learning how to do all this weirdo move-cancelling junk that makes me completely unbeatable to anyone who doesn't get into that. Then you can no longer just sit down and play with friends. [waves cane and tablet with Candy Crush] |
To be honest, I think one should master things like wavedashing only if they want to get into the competitive scene of Melee.
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