@SSBMSoup i thought this was gonna be referencing the short wd back bthrow handoffs saltinyoureye clipped him with but it's literally just dthrow handoff fthrow regrab + blizzards. very learnable in a single day against all relevant characters.
@myluckymop that one recovery cody did against hbox in that one online tournament is the first thing that comes to mind. stakes were lower and it's less flashy but off memory he had to sdi puff dair up twice, instant fast fall shine stall to dodge fair, and hit the perfect up b angle to live
@o_b_z_d_n for what it's worth, it's still not in an ideal state currently. on my pc, 60 ping on his app feels about equal to 140 ping on slippi, and the ui is really jarring to figure out. i've been using it but opting to primarily play melee until the rollback netcode improves further
@GHShuffle@anotheralyx@UltimateSonix u are correct, it is still in development. recently the crunch situation has ironically seemingly greatly propelled the real brawlback development with more people laying eyes on it and more devs, notably nyxtheshield (the guy that made n64 rollback emulator) making big progress
@UltimateSonix it's very underground and tournaments aren't really broadcast due to legal issues, but they do exist. for example, riptide's p+ tourney used to be called undertow and was the size of a melee regional. with good rollback seemingly closer than ever, i expect the scene to grow a lot
@CrunchBuilds fewer bugs, and we could all be playing rollback netcode on one of the greatest games ever, but instead people are just tired of seeing their passions polluted by what can reasonably be perceived as apathy from uninterested, uninvested outside sources
@CrunchBuilds orca into a more stable framework, complimenting some of its strengths and pointing out weaknesses. if collaboration started earlier and more transparently, the product could've been put in the oven for a bit longer and released with little to no hard feelings from the community,
@FGPerfectShots the ness in this clip (from 8 years ago) is simna ibn sind, the guy that originally discovered much of ness' shenanigans 20 years ago and placed 13th in evo 2007 playing solo ness.
@ssbmkysk ive found 3f rollback is the sweet spot for playing asia -> na west coast for both melee and 64. delay isn't really noticeable and far fewer rollback frames
@Kuriwastaken@Anconoid69 been there done that, im in south korea. literally nothing as far as i can tell. used to live in oregon but didn't play melee until after i moved
@lloD74 also by far the largest gap between first major attended and first won, from pound 3 on feb 2, 2008 to goml 2026 on aug 3, 2026. 18 year gap, that's one for the history books.