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Chillin has been a contender in ''Melee'' tournaments since 2002, and was the first ever player to take a set off of {{Sm|Ken}} in a singles tournament (at {{b|Game Over|tournament}} in early 2004). He was known for creating several Fox combos during his early career, such as using three falling up airs in a row, and [[waveshining]] across the stage along with a [[shine spike]]. During the 2003-2007 era of ''Melee'', Chillin was a common participant in nationals, such as MLG events, being able to frequently place within the top 8 of them. In doubles, he often teamed with {{Sm|Azen}}, being the first team to defeat the team of Ken and {{Sm|Isai}} in grand finals of a tournament (at [[MLG Chicago 2006]]). | Chillin has been a contender in ''Melee'' tournaments since 2002, and was the first ever player to take a set off of {{Sm|Ken}} in a singles tournament (at {{b|Game Over|tournament}} in early 2004). He was known for creating several Fox combos during his early career, such as using three falling up airs in a row, and [[waveshining]] across the stage along with a [[shine spike]]. During the 2003-2007 era of ''Melee'', Chillin was a common participant in nationals, such as MLG events, being able to frequently place within the top 8 of them. In doubles, he often teamed with {{Sm|Azen}}, being the first team to defeat the team of Ken and {{Sm|Isai}} in grand finals of a tournament (at [[MLG Chicago 2006]]). | ||
During the 2008-2010 era, after ''Melee'' presence began dying out due to ''Brawl'' tournaments beginning to appear, Chillin continued to play ''Melee'', but not at the same level that he used to | During the 2008-2010 era, after ''Melee'' presence began dying out due to ''Brawl'' tournaments beginning to appear, Chillin continued to play ''Melee'', but not at the same level that he used to. | ||
In 2011, Chillin accompanied his long time friend and doubles partner Azen in Azen's first tournament appearance in almost four years, at [[Pound V]] in February 2011, where they placed 9th in doubles. He and Azen then started a new YouTube series, "Fight Nights with Azen and Chillin," in which they would talk about fighting games and aim to share strategies and help others improve. | In 2011, Chillin accompanied his long time friend and doubles partner Azen in Azen's first tournament appearance in almost four years, at [[Pound V]] in February 2011, where they placed 9th in doubles. He and Azen then started a new YouTube series, "Fight Nights with Azen and Chillin," in which they would talk about fighting games and aim to share strategies and help others improve. | ||
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===Other Smash games=== | ===Other Smash games=== | ||
Chillin briefly played ''Brawl'' shortly after its release, and placed 3rd at [[Critical Hit 3]], though has since quit, viewing ''Brawl'' as a non-competitively viable fighting game due to its removal of techniques and overly defensive gameplay, which, in his opinion, took away from the depth of the game. | |||
Chillin is also a professional {{PM|Wolf}} player in the ''Brawl'' mod ''[[Project M]]''. He commonly competes in ''Project M'' locals in the MD/VA area, though he has not made many impacts in singles events at national tournaments. He usually teams with {{Sm|ChuDat}} at nationals; the two have achieved decent results in doubles events. | Chillin is also a professional {{PM|Wolf}} player in the ''Brawl'' mod ''[[Project M]]''. He commonly competes in ''Project M'' locals in the MD/VA area, though he has not made many impacts in singles events at national tournaments. He usually teams with {{Sm|ChuDat}} at nationals; the two have achieved decent results in doubles events. | ||