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Ah, I didn't see anyone in the chat so I just practiced with my brother for a little bit. I'll definitely be on to play tomorrow!

Finally got nintendo WFC to work for me, courtesy of some advice over in the Pichu thread. (Turns out I couldn't read the release thread.) Name: Valravn (5-digit is Vlrvn) FC: 2582-9807-5532 Availability: Most afternoons and evenings, sans Tuesdays. Mains: Sonic, Ganondorf, Dedede, Peach, Meta...

I'm still trying to figure out how to set up WiFi. I've got a new brawl save going, I've set my Wii to use the custom DNS... but I get errors when I try to brawl's wifi. What is it I need to do in order to play?

Does anyone have a guide for new WiFi players? Because I cannot seem to set up the custom server for USB Loader with homebrew installed.

Let me finish setting my Wii up for WiFi, and when I do I'll confirm.

That's the way I saw it. You can pretty easily just go around big slow hitboxes if that's what the ZSS is using to keep you at bay. Or you can run up, stop, spot dodge/shield the laser, and continue. (Which of course means ZSS has an incentive to grab if they expect that move, but so goes the...

I think matchup difficulty is a hard thing to qualify beyond 'hard', 'pretty even' and 'good'. It's hard to say which of two hard matchups is harder.

That surprises me. When I play Sonic against my roommate's ZSS, he finds the matchup to be very difficult for him. Admittedly, he mostly played ZSS in Brawl and Project M, and only very little in Minus. We've only played it about half a dozen times. I don't recall losing any of those, but I've...

Which one counters which? I'm going to guess Sonic counters Zamus, but it'd be interesting to hear why. (Or learn something by being wrong.)

Man, if only things were this simple. I would just win every match as Sonic because he's faster than everyone else. Sonic actually has a bad matchup, in my opinion, against Charizard and Bowser. Sure, he can combo them pretty well if he gets in, but the former has a massive range advantage and...

When I get my Wii set up for wifi, I think I'll try to become the Sonic Champion. (Maybe the Pokemon Champion if I work on my Squirtle a bit more.)

This is what I do, except I use L for attack and R for shield. Originally this was to DACUS with Sheik in vBrawl. Despite not playing Sheik or vBrawl anymore, the controls have stuck around.

Yep, practiced it a bit more and it's not that hard to break out of. Main issue was trying to tech with L after setting L to function as A. It turns out that one cannot actually tech by attempting to jab while in hitstun. Annoying, but definitely not an infinite.

I am the aforementioned roommate, and I tried both mashing tech and trying to time it. I also tried to SDI the combo to no avail. (Even going so far as to try quarter-circle DI when regular SDI failed.) We did a fair amount of testing this with Ganondorf, Sonic, and Donkey Kong. I don't know if...

I also miss Big Blue. It was the best stage for forcing a lot of aerial combat, and the silly road-techs you could do were good fun.

I have to get wifi set up for my Wii, but sure, I'll participate. I've never played Pichu much, so this should be entertaining.

I think there are more polite methods of discourse than asking questions and telling someone they're wrong no matter what they answer. I'm also pretty sure he was referring to Brawl Minus, since this is the forum for that, and there's no need to deflect the statement by putting words in his...

Mine and Daftatt's stream also didn't show up, and we had it set to Brawl.

So, I haven't actually used the Wii's Wifi functionality before. How should I go about setting it up to play with you folks? I hear it can be done from the normal Brawl Wifi button, but I heard that was taken offline.

You're welcome to use anything I put up on my Youtube channel, which will have videos from my stream. (I'll keep an eye out for particularly good combos to slice out, too.)