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A '''desynch''' is when the moves of one player is seen as another move by the other player. Desynchs only occur during online matches, and are most often caused by hacks used by either player. | A '''desynch''' is when the moves of one player is seen as another move by the other player. Desynchs only occur during online matches, and are most often caused by hacks used by either player. | ||
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Revision as of 13:31, June 10, 2012
- For information on the Ice Climber technique, see desynching.
A desynch is when the moves of one player is seen as another move by the other player. Desynchs only occur during online matches, and are most often caused by hacks used by either player.
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