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Should skills/glitches/techniques really have the game title at the end of them? If the rhitorical answer is yes, then the wavedashing page should be [[wavedashing (SSBM) | Should skills/glitches/techniques really have the game title at the end of them? If the rhitorical answer is yes, then the wavedashing page should be [[wavedashing ]](SSBM). Can we have a quickie template update here? I vote no game title at the end of techniques. The SSB game that the technique is for could simply be in the opening introductory paragraph. [[User:Oddeven2002|Oddeven2002]] 03:57, January 10, 2007 (GMT) | ||
: I vote no game title too. It's easy to say that a technique is in SSBM exclusively, SSB exclusively, or both games (or Brawl, when it comes out). Just say something like "wavedashing is a technique in Melee that....," and for techniques like l-canceling we can articulate the differences between its SSB and SSBM usage. --[[User:MaskedMarth|MaskedMarth]] 17:38, January 10, 2007 (GMT) | : I vote no game title too. It's easy to say that a technique is in SSBM exclusively, SSB exclusively, or both games (or Brawl, when it comes out). Just say something like "wavedashing is a technique in Melee that....," and for techniques like l-canceling we can articulate the differences between its SSB and SSBM usage. --[[User:MaskedMarth|MaskedMarth]] 17:38, January 10, 2007 (GMT) | ||
Revision as of 20:31, November 13, 2011
Should skills/glitches/techniques really have the game title at the end of them? If the rhitorical answer is yes, then the wavedashing page should be wavedashing (SSBM). Can we have a quickie template update here? I vote no game title at the end of techniques. The SSB game that the technique is for could simply be in the opening introductory paragraph. Oddeven2002 03:57, January 10, 2007 (GMT)
- I vote no game title too. It's easy to say that a technique is in SSBM exclusively, SSB exclusively, or both games (or Brawl, when it comes out). Just say something like "wavedashing is a technique in Melee that....," and for techniques like l-canceling we can articulate the differences between its SSB and SSBM usage. --MaskedMarth 17:38, January 10, 2007 (GMT)
- Well, I added the (SSB) in there to avoid confusion since Mewtwo's Up B is also called "teleport" and Melee generally gets priority. --Greenblob 20:02, January 10, 2007 (GMT)
- Good point. When/If Mewtwo's teleport gets an article, we would keep this article name but have the article teleport be a disambiguation page. For techniques without this type of confusion, though (like "wavedashing"), we don't need the (SSB) or (SSBM) label. --MaskedMarth 05:04, January 12, 2007 (GMT)
Picture
It'd be really nice if someone could make a small animation of the teleport. I don't have the right programs to do this.
- Oh snap, this is already an AotW? If anyone can make animated gifs/jpgs/whatever, I can send you a higher quality version of a clip of the teleport. --Greenblob 04:27, April 17, 2007 (GMT)
Fox's Teleport
I find it curious that people have left out Fox's teleport which propels him two character lengths and can be useful for movement.
Unless it isn't a teleport and my eyes simply bugger out when I attempt it with a u-smash. o.O
- Mura
- I don't think Fox can teleport. How do you do it? It might be called something else. --Greenblob 18:22, September 22, 2007 (EDT)
uh
they never proved wavedash to be a technique intended for use. Kperfekt722 (talk) 04:33, 9 July 2008 (UTC)
Name games
Wouldn't the title be better at "Teleport (glitch)"? Seeing as there's no "Teleport (SSBM)/(SSBB)", instead the only other article having said name is the move teleport. --Havoc'48 03:01, September 25, 2010 (UTC)
