Subjective opinion of the buff/nerf each character gets when playing them online, how it feels, how much more often I win, relative to offline. Wifi ness buff is a real thing

I’ve had multiple game losses because I went off stage for a combo or edgeguard and then my DOCKED JOYCONS disconnect sending me into the void, does anyone know why this happens cuz I’m getting pretty sick of it

Ok so I've been playing grnenja for a while and my peak w him was like 16.3 smth and I'm trying to make him my second mane and pick up Steve and I started at 3m gsp yesterday and at the end of today I was at 13.5 and I was wondering if any of y'all could give tips on him?

I've seen ppl pmlging w steve and ik it's banned in tournament play but I'd still like tkh to do it

Originally for ssbu but feel free to post other sb game team combos here

personally i was shocked that he lost to chag but min min cloud does look impossible. But idk about neo haven’t seen him in a while but he seems to have gotten a lot better esp against cloud but overall do yall think sparg0 played bad, good, or what else?

I’m looking to play in person in NYC. Any local scenes/tournaments that are easy to join?

Aura farming with Bayonetta during a 1v1 tourney online.

For competitive matches, no problem. These tend to be 1v1s with no items and on somewhat simple terrain with no hazards. The netcode can manage that with no issue.

But for casual matches, we have stuff like free for alls, items and stages that are less straightforward and have some hazards that almost change how you play in there.

Because very few games have Smash' level of casual appeal, we have to use an actual Smash game as reference, so we'll use Slippi's party mode for Melee.

Frame stuttering is a thing in that mode, and the overall workload is quite higher than competitive matches, so to minimize it, they fixed the ruleset somewhat for casual.

That doesn't seem so bad, but just like people hated when Smash 4 For Glory didn't gave competitors more versatility, this approach might do the same for casual.

It wouldn't surprise me if rollback's difficulty of implementation for casual play was the thing keeping it from being implemented officially for Smash at all

But I feel like it has to happen still...pretty much every fighting game nowdays has rollback...if Smash uses P2P yet again...people would complain it's outdated on arrival.

Rollback is pretty much the one thing needed to prevent a laggy experience online, which, pretty much everyone suffers (unless you're using that delay based mod).

Anyways, what do you think about the topic? Write below

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Neo eliminates Sparg0 3-1. Corrin vs Cloud

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I am new to playing smash and i have started to use game and watch. I am pretty good at using some moves like the up b the chef for edge guarding and the key smash down but i am having trouble landing combos and dealing good damage. How can i use my other moves better. PS: I also dont know how to use grabs or tilts very well yet and all I use are specials and smash attacks.

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im new ish to smash and after beating some level 9 cpus i decided to look up some guides for how to play a character i wanted to learn but after watching the guide i was genuinely confused at how smash players are able to not only think as fast as they can think but also execute imputs that quickly (if ur wondering i was watching a vid titled the definitive steve nil guide or sm like that)