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'''Cheap''' | '''Cheap''' means using a tactic that is allegedly not 'tournament-caliber', but still winning with it. This may include tactics that resort to low blows, deception, attacking when the opponent is distracted (or causing a distraction), or using a sure-fire attack that is deemed by some to be "too powerful" to be used by advanced players. | ||
==Examples of Tactics That Have Been Claimed to be 'Cheap'== | |||
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<br/>[[Infinite throw trap]] | |||
'''[[SSBM]]''' | |||
<br/>[[The kamikaze glitch]] | |||
'''All Games''' | |||
<br/>Kirbycide | |||
<br/>[[Camping]] | |||
[[Stale Moves]]/[[Spamming]]{{stub}} | |||
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Revision as of 09:35, June 25, 2008
Cheap means using a tactic that is allegedly not 'tournament-caliber', but still winning with it. This may include tactics that resort to low blows, deception, attacking when the opponent is distracted (or causing a distraction), or using a sure-fire attack that is deemed by some to be "too powerful" to be used by advanced players.
Examples of Tactics That Have Been Claimed to be 'Cheap'
All Games
Kirbycide
Camping
Stale Moves/Spamming
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