Hey Ivo, could you give me an idea on how to play better or playing more offensivly? Honestly, this "offensive" stuff is difficult ^^; Or give me a character that plays better with the way I do? I don't mind switching mains, I guess.

I might just quit Brawl for something else, again, lol. I'm kind of wanting to start glitch hunting in Loz: TP again... LoZ glitches are the best :D I still haven't done the "get the Master Sword early" glitch, now that I mention it... Dam that glitch is freakin aggrevating >.

You play Wolf just fine, Twit.

It doesn't matter to me who you use. I just really don't like it when people spam the hell out of rolls because all that actually does is stall the match. A friendly really should never come close to surpassing the time limit =/ If it were a tournament match I really could understand. However, we're just playing for practice/fun so you really shouldn't be afraid to get in there.

Not like you're losing money. I'll admit when playing friendlies I'm completely different then when moneys on the line.

I've only done one online tournament... dear god was it a sad display. Online just isn't built for overly competitive natures. I relax when I play online <.< Offline tournaments look NOTHING like the playstyles seen online. Hell offline and online just can't compare. Theres a reason I say certain things, because while I don't mind losing at all I do mind seeing things that I KNOW would get destroyed offline while online. Perhaps its my helpful nature but I just would not want to see someone think "hey, this works!" then go to a tournament and be destroyed outright. You can mimic offline, but never quite succeed.

I can chaingrab perfectly with Dedede, Falco, Ice Climbers, Peach, and Pikachu offline. Online I can barely get a regrab without taking a hit. That alone shows me the big difference between offline and online. Chaingrabs aren't even hard to do offline yet online they're near impossible.

Oh, and if I seem grumpy. Would you prefer I sprinkled advice with sunshine, rainbows, and sillyness? I don't know about you but I usually would just ignore the 'happy' advice and listen to whats told to me straight up. Perhaps thats just my personality but when typing I always come across as stern =/ Hard to convery cheeriness and glee with written words over the internet while trying to be helpful as well <.<

Could always video tape and youtube advice in a happy and cheeful manner... but of course apparently like every other living human being I hate the sound of my own voice.

Oh, and Truck, did seeing my Peach help at all or just confuse you? I was trying to show you things you could try >.>

iclim's game keep losing my connection -.-

Ivo, if you want I still have time, I've been wanting to practice with you for almost a month now but your router went out V_V do you mind?

I guess you can go on being bad cop but I'll keep on teasing you about it! Deal?

As from Peach, the only thing I saw you do was the float down-air combo which I know about... did I miss something else?

Could do a forward moving SH laser to a dashing/dash canceled up smash chasing it, possibly punishing a spot dodge or power shield. Instead of always using B-air you could fast fall a neutral air to a tilt. F-air to U-air works fairly well at lower percentages. You could actually try going for a spike <.<

Your biggest problem is your constant weaving. When you miss, that doesn't automatically mean "Fleeee". Mixing it up and continuing an assault even if you miss the first hit can catch people by surprise if they usually expect you to flee. Even when you'll still retreat. When you actually connect is you're chance to keep the damage going. Shea and Riot do pretty good jobs at this.

Mix it up. This is big, no matter how good a move is, once its expected is not the best anymore. Sometimes throwing things out you might not usually do can throw someone off and make them take an unexpected hit.

Using the same throw you could also change. If you think people are expecting a certain throw and DIing for it, throw them in a direction that will use their DI against them.

I notice you like sticking to the air a bit and use dash canceled up smashes fairly well. You could always give Wario a try. He has ways to punish defensive people with SH Bite so he can force normally defensive characters into offense. Takes some time to learn his range but he's highly rewarding to play.

Just keep in mind the Wario Waft KOes better between 50sec-1min50sec then it does fully charged. Fully charged does more damage but not as much launch. Theres actually a lot of moves like that. =/

Oh, and before I forget again. Shea, you might progress with your characters faster if you used them each for more then one round at a time ^^; Just a thought. Constant switching makes it hard to just get used to a style.

Edit for Fred: I was Glide Tossing, and attempting Grab combos. I also KOed you at 72% with an up smash >.>

rather than rolling and dodging into dsmashes all the time, you guys should use your shields more. It's better than rolling and dodging.

Oh what was with the random Dedede Azula. Trying something new?

I want to try to learn ddd so I can fight against him better. See what gives him trouble and stuff. He's kinda hard to play though, so it not really an ideal plan. LOL