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everytime luigi gets a win, a documentary is made to explain how lol

So, should I run with Samus ?

Very cool. I'll sub to any channel that makes melee highlights content.

Have you played Rivals of Aether 2 and if so, what are your thoughts on it?

the title of the video didn't really correspond with the topics in the video. you also used another channels clip to actually explain what Phantom Hits are. This video is a big fat nothing burger

Every great game has some randomness ... do we need phantom hits? ... I think the execution barrier is enough to be fun

fun fact: Adusts stupid ass brother tried to fight my boy at a mexican restaurant and got sat down like a bitch lmao

Phantoms are great in concept, but they weren't implemented right due to the hurtbox priority system you mentioned. I think with the right visual and audio effects, they can give the player that "almost" feeling. It's great for spectators, too. I don't see why people have such a problem with phantoms as a concept. Maybe they just want more of a binary. "I either hit or I didn't, don't tell me I almost did, that makes me feel bad"

It's not the tangent line tho

Fun fact: the real reason for phantom hits occuring in melee is that the game was actually far beyond its years technologically. Melee actually uses a quantum mechanics based hit detection system. Phantom hits always occur on the edges of where hitboxes and hurtboxes occur. This is not by mistake. Hitboxes and hurtboxes are actually in a superposition of both colliding and not colliding here due to the quantum uncertainty principle. So instead of calling them phantom hits, I think we should refer to them as Schrodinger's hits.

One thing worth adding regarding internal phantoms is that they will only occur if the hitbox phantom hits a higher priority hurtbox specifically on the same frame it would have regular hit a lower priority hurtbox. Thus, internal phantoms are incredibly rare on moves that have an actual startup, multiple hitboxes, and multiple active frames. This is why we generally only ever see internal phantoms happen on moves like shine and rest which have a single hurtbox that is active for only a single frame.

One thing I’d like to say on the point of rng in competitive games, I think that rng is only a valuable mechanic in games that aren’t focused around execution. Rng provides the variability in those games that prevents them from getting stale, or solved like say, checkers. In games where players interact with the game in real time and do things that have great precision requirements, the execution of the players is what provides that variability and prevents the game from getting stale or solved. Therefore I would say that rng in games as focused around execution do not serve a purpose, and in fact only inhibit the core conceit of interacting with the game, that being that superior execution and real time decision making is how you beat an opponent, because they add other unrelated factors that could cause those to not be the way in which the winner of a game was determined.

"Tangential" <3

Maybe not the best footage for crits being random in pokemon...

Other than the obviously broken priority system on hurtboxes causing Phantom Hits, you can't really remove the ability to just barely miss your opponent. What they do in later Smash games is have a little spark effect when you just barely miss your opponent, and that's never been complained about as a bad mechanic even though it's from the exact same situation. Basically a Phantom Hit (when it works as intended) is just the game telling you that you were THIS close to hitting, but you didn't. If you remove Phantom Hits from the equation, that just means you missed, so I don't see how there could be a problem with it

AsumSaus made a vid on this 2 or 3 years ago

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I mean shieks been doing that for a minute

Rivals mention!!!!

Does that Captain Falcon is the Character for Traditional Fighting Players🤔

Fox down b is the best move in the game since its 1 frame, wins neutral and opens for follow ups, and can gimp most characters at low %. Falcon up air can only kill at high % while requiring more startup than 1 frame.

New favorite melee channel. Great content man!

“Something lame & dumb like Fox” you said it not me haha

Great video reminds me back around the 2000s my cousin always tried challenging falcons Uair and always got denied. He said “it’s too fast” never thought it was the hit box

typical midwit analysis. Icies do all this with an even more dominating presence.

i'm a link player and that 'boring neutral, hype combos' theory has gotta be real because people LOVE link despite his neutral being potentially the most flowcharty in the game

People seeing stuff like xintini's clip but also being boxx supporters be like "he got lucky its dk it doesn't count" is hilarious too me

I just stand and fire. ~ Fox

i think 1:33 was bc of the fastfall

some of the other best moves across every smash game could be. Pikachu Up-air Falcon up air meta knight up air sheik f tilt Mario Up air Sheik Fair Fox Nair Kirby uptilt Yoshi Nair Btw I think Pikachu is the best character across all smash games, if you only were allowed to play one character in every smash game and you wanna win, pikachu is the best option, and if a new smash game is comming out, pikachu will almost always be a safe bet as a first few months main

2:45 lmao 8 characters?

What? You didn’t pay $29.95 to “remove this nag”??? Lmao Good work on this!

25 of them +4 nairing fiends and I'm lucky/unlucky enough to play with one of them.

brawl part of the video was so beast i didnt know that was a thing

2:45 starting characters there's 12 in total

zelda down b

Pikachu in general may be the most constantly good characters in all of a smash, and quick attack is one of many reasons why that’s the case.

running shine has been a staple for fox since forever but i get the point ur tryna make

Electric wind god fist

Really cool video idea, would love more like this. Very well presented too

Complimentary engagement

Kirby's Up-tilt 🥱 It low profiles and goes for the enemy's balls.

7:38 btw teeter cancel and edge cancel are 2 different tech

a well thought out video, but id like to see more honorable mentions or contenders to really get a good picture of what you consider "good" in a move.

I'm going to nitpik. In Melee, MewTwo's recovery is also incredibly hard to edgeguard as well as Pikachu. Good video.

i miss my 2 wives

The best move in Smash history is Steve's neutral B.

Great video, did not expect it to be from a smaller channel. Def atleast top 5 move if not the best

Just among moves that have existed since smash 64 (cause if it’s just any move it’s Steve’s neutral b lol), I think there’s a decent case for Kirby up tilt. Kirby as a character has sucked shit ever since 64 of course, but that uptilt has remained one of the best uptilts in every game it’s in (well, I’m not sure about brawl. It might suck in brawl but I think I remember it being good in brawl) I do think pikachu’s up b is prolly better on the whole, just because it fills a more important role in a kit, but that uptilt is kinda nasty.

I just wanna add that you could still edge cancel quick attack in smash 4, it was just really hard. Esam started using it in the latter half of the game and it was very strong path out of disadvantage while also having some interesting offensive applications