You know hes only using 20% because they aren't playing a stage with a drop off. You get those guys that keep you from grabbing the edge and it drives you crazy.
I thought I was good at fighting games until I met this Korean dude at the arcade, no one could beat him. He was the nicest dude ever too, so you never got mad. Dude really showed me a whole other side to fighting games, they treat it like an actual sport. Bro would use King and do all the fancy grapple moves that do 80 percent hp with 40 inputs. It was insanity. He didn't even flex, he'd compliment your gameplay... best way to trash talk.
yeah man, I met a Filipino dude who broke that mold for me too I remember growing up I just played video games casually and mostly single player story modes. But then when I saw my buddy, he was breaking down games in macro and the finer mechanics blew my mind video games could even approached so professionally. Fast forward to today, I'm addicted to Rocket League
In highschool we’d be at lunch playing Smash on my Switch then this one dude with the same fit would always walk up from behind like an anime villain saying “Hey, are you guys playing Smash?”
Same bruh on the last of school or like near this one kid named Jonah would bring his switch every year lol and sweep everyone in smash with the same white hoodie and shoes
I do this to all my roomates and guests in my house, I am light years ahead of them in smash and just have casual conversations while destroying them lol
I remember being in college when Smash Ultimate was new and everyone was in the library studying for finals. Then this exact genre of dude comes in with his switch, plugs it into the TV in the middle of the library and proceeded to play smash for like 8 hours straight in front of everyone. It was impossible to get any work done
I didn’t watch this expecting it to be this accurate. I had friends come over to play smash once and one literally was JUST LIKE THIS. Dude brought his Switch, Pro Controller, changed his controls and everything. 😭😭😭
You should’ve known from the jump, when he texted his brother from his room, instead of just walking in and starting a conversation. He is indeed a smashbros god, he has no time for human pleasantries
I got some smash homies that do that lmao. And they carry GameCube controllers for tournaments. Hell, one of them win several cash tournaments in Reno. They a different breed man
@@TheSurrealEmbassy I turn off stick jumps, high sensitivity, c-stick to tilts. Right bumper for jump, left bumper special. Using the bumpers allows you to pull off reverse arials and b-reverses without having to take your thumb off the c-stick. This is for a pro controller layout.
@@adrianortiz3751 You could use what he says into consideration, but controls are all preference. I.e. pro players like Light prefer rumble or low sens, nairo uses completely default controls, marss uses stick jump etc just find what’s comfortable for you g 👍
People don’t even get it....The basketball shorts are crucial. Just TRY to fit an entire switch AND g-cube controller in skinny Jeans pockets. It’s not happening. 🙅
Same shit happened to me at my gf sister house, should had knew it was over because that nigga don’t beat no other games .plus he was so humble about the ass whippings giving to me lol..you almost had me …..fuck u
When a friend invited me to play Smash at their cousin's house, there were a lot of people there playing and yelling "stock." I didn't know what it meant because I've never played the game before, at that moment I knew I was fucked. I had fun regardless but shit got real when we did 3v3's, I was a burden to my team and all I knew how to do was the "Falcon Punch" they taught me a couple of minutes ago. Deep down inside, I wanted to tell everyone to hop on Counter Strike so I can show them what it's like... But no, they were really nice, they even let me win a couple of times and really tried to teach me. 10/10 would play Smash Bros again.
Sounds like a meme, but it's no exaggeration, a lot literally smell like hobos, an intense smell from far away. Specially tournaments I remember one dude who was at the cafeteria playing smash alone everyday, i went past him when he left, then an intense shitsmell hit me
I used to work at a fuckin arcade that hosted tourneys every Thursday and the smell is inconceivable. Showers and Deodorant must make you bad at smash bros or something.
I think the game has them sweating so much that maybe they already find showering to be pointless as they'll have to shower again after just 3 more games.
It was also a flex since he wafted his B.O. over to the other guy, like quickly revealing his power level so the scouter can sense it for a brief moment.
I recall one day I was at a friend’s house playing FighterZ like a damn casual, man says “yo one of my co workers is coming over he gonna play with us” I’m like aight another competitor. Little did I know there wasn’t a competition, this man brought his bag I was like “what you got there?” This man whips out A FUCKING BROLY THEMED GAME PAD, I was already crying bro, then he picks his team of Broly, Vegeta and Master Roshi, bro… I wanted to leave
mane why when i standing waiting on my food inside in&out when randomly 2 dudes walked up to me asked if i’m good at smash bros. i instantly thought of this video. thought they was trynna roast fr almost lost my cool
I actually had tears from Laughing. They almost kicked me off this flight because I’m holding in my laugh but it sound like I was tryna hold back a cough from covid. Been a minute since I laughed like that. Bruh the shirt, the instant musty aroma, and the shoes had bone dying. Bro, thanks! For real?
I play competitive and I suck against the guys at my local. But my cousin took me to one of his church youth club gatherings and they all played smash but they all played on joycons, you knew how casual they were about it. So I show with my pro controller and they knew what they were dealing with when I bring my pro controller and change my settings lmao.
Clapped, jagged hairline, unkempt taco meat beard, stank booty, Walmart basketball shorts/cargo shorts with the free belt installed, Dr Pepper logo T shirt from Target, Team Jordans from Ross, dirt under the fingernails, musty white ankle socks, busted Skullcandy headphones from 2013 around the neck.
Was at a gaming bar a few years back, and we brought our own switch for fun. Towards the end of the night, one of the Bartenders came over as we were playing a few last rounds before they closed for the night and asked if it was Smash Ultimate we were playing. We offered him a seat, and he said he had never played Ultimate before so I thought it'd be an easy roll. Then he said "Oh, let me just change my controls really quick". All I heard from his controller was clicking, he did like maybe 50 inputs in 10 seconds I kid you not. I looked at my brother and we just knew this man was lying. He bodied all three of us. Turns out he was a Cloud main in smash 4, Tournament level. We never stood a chance.
The sad thing is, Tournament level becomes "washed up casual player" in a couple years of no practice, at least compared to what the current Tournament level is. Competitors in the scene tend to always be improving on average, and only players "well above the average" end up winning tourneys. There's like a million mini-bosses hidden amongst the casuals in Smash.
I play competitive and I suck against the guys at my local. But my cousin took me to one of his church youth club gatherings and they all played smash but they all played on joycons, you knew how casual they were about it. So I show with my pro controller and they know what they are dealing with when I bring my pro controller and change my settings lmao.
This is like joining a Yu-Gi-Oh tourney, getting to the finals only to discover you’re facing a bright spiky hair kid who fights for his friends. I’m just reaching for the white flag at that point.
Alright made it to finals... I wonder who my opponent is... *dun* This kid.. japanese.. spiky hair.. a teenager? Oh no. “I have to do this.. for my friends!” Nooo.. noo.. don’t tell I’m fighting the protagonist.. lemme just look at his friends real quick.. *DUN* NOO.. They got them rainbow colored hairs.. Oh hell no.. Oh hell no... *You Say Run Plays in the Background This dude ain’t even GIVING ME A CHANCE!!! “Power of Friendship!!! KAME-HAME-SMASH!!!” WHAT THE HELL? HIS EYES EVEN GLOWING TOOO?!!! WTF?!! I CAN’t DO THIS SHIT!!
In both yugioh and fighting games the highest level opponents to watch out for are the skinny late 20s or early 30s black guys. Usually tall enough to have played sports in high school, but they spent all their time gaming instead. Sonic fox is the pinnacle of this archetype. If you hear him call something “OD” you better get ready to pack your ass up and run to your car because he means business.
As a melee player this is cute. Melee players meanwhile hold the aura of abandoning entire careers / life paths for studying the game like its the cure for cancer in pursuit of $500 prize pools and 20 viewer streams
Even pro simracers are like this, but at least they have some sort of upward mobility into actual motorsport. It's a shame, man. Hypercompetitive scene without much to gain from it. Hopefully these Smash players are in it for the fun and the money is secondary.
@@define-infinity yeah no one goes into proffesionall smash for money they go because they love smash since you cant profit off this game because nintendo doesnt barely have any esports support
This is my brother in a nutshell like the most closest to my brother Nintendo always glasses on always smelling taking one bath every three days my boy
Don't go for a fist bump when you just took away a mans pride like that, made him want to quit the game, sell the switch, start a new lifestyle and you want a fistbump?
When they start using Smash language, like “dair” or hitbox, and explaining in detail why their chosen fighter is their favorite, it’s extremely obvious.
