The Smash Dictionary Continued. Character Specific Jargon While I will make an effort to visit each character board every now and then to see what they're up to, it would be immensely helpful if people could take an active part in keeping this section up to date by letting me know about any jargon that is commonly used in your respective character board and obviously letting me know the names. I know when most people think of competitive smash they think of no items on final destination. But what do you think is acceptable for competitive play. Personally, I stick with no items on Final Destination, but sometimes my friends say Final Destination is boring and make me choose a. I have this Falco friend that always seems to win, but he doesn´t explote Falco´s real potential, (or is he?) so I want you to help me not rate him but tell me if he is being proffesional or just a noob. The link is here, Sheik (Pk Samus) Vs Falco (Erik). What DOESN'T define a platform fighter The percentage system. While many games like Smash, Rivals or NASB use this system it's not required or be considered a platform fighter. Health bars and other methods to be opponents are ok. Even though the image up above seemingly states other wise not it also says typically meaning while that's the most popular option other methods of defeating your. Short back story In a somewhat dead thread in the Sheik section we were discussing why people say Sheik is called defensive oriented. My objective here is not to discuss Sheik, so please take part in that discussion if you feel like it. My goal is simply to define Offense, partly to discuss it. How would you actually define competitive play ? Me and my friends all played Melee since the day it came out, and we got pretty good; however, when I look at videos of competitive play , I realize we would probably stand no chance. While I can't speak much for L-cancelling (hey, it's useful!) I am ecstatic that wavedashing is no longer possible. I have never herd of Timmy, Johnny, and Spike before, now that I have looked it up I can say it is definably relevant to smash. Given what you said you are likely to be a Sei leaning player, tools are more often used by Sei players as they are require more active thinking then the Dou player. Define if you would, input lag, cause lag over wifi is indiscriminate, normally, in other words Lag is lag, the input delay you experience should be an exact co-variant to a comparable offline connection, ergo hey I pressed A but nothing happened until 1 second later than normal is because the whole match is off by 1 second, not just you. As far as i'm concerned, Smash is as much of a fighting game as any, however, it seems to fall outside of what I consider a fighting game. How would you people describe the genre? Please define your definition of a noob. Click here to level up my card!.