At 3/21/08 12:10 PM, Dr-Worm wrote:
At 3/21/08 12:05 PM, gumOnShoe wrote:
My first experience was when a player went down to the bottom of hyrule and just laid down pretending not to be there. It took us a few minutes to realize what she had done, then she creamed us because we'd taken each other down to 1 life and she was still full stock.
I am absolutely that guy. I love just standing off to the side and spamming projectiles while the other players do all the dirty work.
And yeah, Snake does require a little planning in advance, but it's definitely worth it. As long as you always have your C4 and landmine placed somewhere on the map (and know where they are), you're good to go. And it gets easier once you get a feel for how long his explosive stuff takes to charge up. Plus, thanks to the remote missile, getting the Smash Ball is practically guaranteed.
Your type of play style is the one I can't stand the most if I catch someone standing off to the side as fox or someone and spamming projectiles I make it my personal mission to go after that guy and that guy alone.
With Wario I have no problem getting KO's though so I don't quite get how you have problems. His upward midair attack is great for finishing juggles and launches people quite far. His shoulder tackle and standard wind up punch send people packing their bags.
His specials take some experimentation with as his standard bite move can eat most thrown projectiles (i.e snakes grenades, pill boxes, party balls, explosive crates his very own bike). His side special is good for recovering back onto the stage as the bike acts as a platform so you get your second jump and recovery move after using it. The move is also great for annoying players as it takes alot to actually knock Wario off his bike while using it.
His Recovery move is great for comboing and it does launch enemies if you hit them just right. His fart should be saved unto Wario starts glowing then you simply waddle over to a group of enemies and let lose which is normally good for at least one KO if not more.