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"A problem affecting function; a bug; an imperfection; a quirk; '''A bug or an exploit'''; To experience an intermittent, unexpected, malfunction; '''To perform an exploit or recreate a bug''' while playing a video game". (e.g. in smash community, Wavedash=Physics exploit = glitch, Gigaluff=Sequence breaking exploit i.e. hitting the wall when growing to exit upcoming 'shrink' process = glitch, Name Selection glitch = equivalent function exploit = glitch). --[[Special:Contributions/81.103.186.25|81.103.186.25]] 10:45, 14 October 2010 (EDT) | "A problem affecting function; a bug; an imperfection; a quirk; '''A bug or an exploit'''; To experience an intermittent, unexpected, malfunction; '''To perform an exploit or recreate a bug''' while playing a video game". (e.g. in smash community, Wavedash=Physics exploit = glitch, Gigaluff=Sequence breaking exploit i.e. hitting the wall when growing to exit upcoming 'shrink' process = glitch, Name Selection glitch = equivalent function exploit = glitch). --[[Special:Contributions/81.103.186.25|81.103.186.25]] 10:45, 14 October 2010 (EDT) | ||
:I may be wrong, but I believe since the sliding from an airdodge was included in the game intentionally, it's not a glitch. The definiton of a glitch is a programming error which results in behavior not intended by the programmers. While Wavedashing is behavior not intended by the programmers, the cause is an exploit in the game physics, not a programming error. <font face="Helvetica" color="silver">[[User:Dr. Pain 99|<font color="#008080">Doctor Pain 99</font>]] ([[Special:Contributions/Dr. Pain 99|<font color="silver">C</font>]][[User Talk:Dr. Pain 99|<font color="silver">T</font>]][[Special:Editcount/Dr. Pain 99|<font color="silver">E</font>]])</font> 13:00, 14 October 2010 (EDT) | :I may be wrong, but I believe since the sliding from an airdodge was included in the game intentionally, it's not a glitch. The definiton of a glitch is a programming error which results in behavior not intended by the programmers. While Wavedashing is behavior not intended by the programmers, the cause is an exploit in the game physics, not a programming error. <font face="Helvetica" color="silver">[[User:Dr. Pain 99|<font color="#008080">Doctor Pain 99</font>]] ([[Special:Contributions/Dr. Pain 99|<font color="silver">C</font>]][[User Talk:Dr. Pain 99|<font color="silver">T</font>]][[Special:Editcount/Dr. Pain 99|<font color="silver">E</font>]])</font> 13:00, 14 October 2010 (EDT) | ||
== Wavedashing as a glitch == | |||
As I stated in my edit, "glitch" needs to be clarified before you can say "Wavedashing is not a glitch". If you define glitch as an "unintended byproduct of game coding", then Wavedashing may qualify. [[User:Mr. Anon|<font color="grey">'''Mr. '''</font><font color="midnightblue">'''Anon'''</font>]][[File:MatchupUnknown.png|23px|link=Special:Random]][[User talk:Mr. Anon|''<span style="color: black;">talk</span>'']] 13:19, 16 December 2011 (EST) | |||