GHIII Wii Wifi too easy?

[WiinolikePS3]

Someone, go on Wii wifi and try a random wifi battle.

Seriously. It's pathetic. I've played 20 times, or more, and I've only lost once.


Apperently nobody gets that using one attack at a time doesn't cut it...

[sonicdude164]

Maybe because I play random expert battles I los all the time. Maybe if I do hard I'll do better.

[WiinolikePS3]

Maybe because I play random expert battles I los all the time. Maybe if I do hard I'll do better.

That's the problem with doing expert- one whammy attack and you almost automatically lose because of all the notes you miss.

[DSWiiMaster42]

Maybe because I play random expert battles I los all the time. Maybe if I do hard I'll do better.

That's the problem with doing expert- one whammy attack and you almost automatically lose because of all the notes you miss.

Just move the whammy bar really fast and then you might not screw up.

[WiinolikePS3]

Maybe because I play random expert battles I los all the time. Maybe if I do hard I'll do better.

That's the problem with doing expert- one whammy attack and you almost automatically lose because of all the notes you miss.

Just move the whammy bar really fast and then you might not screw up.

True... but it normally seems to be the case.

[NOA_ANDY]

Maybe because I play random expert battles I los all the time. Maybe if I do hard I'll do better.

That's the problem with doing expert- one whammy attack and you almost automatically lose because of all the notes you miss.

When it comes to whammy bar attacks on Expert, I don't seem to have much trouble.  Nor does my opponent (who in most cases, are playing on hard).  I'm usually don't "double up" attacks either...unless I find somebody who seems to recover from them quite quickly.  If that's the case, I usually set off small ones and hold up on the ones I need.  For example, (this is most likely the quickest I've seen a meter go from [max] green to failing :P), I was facing somebody who was playing hard on the song One, by Metallica.  I gathered a double note, difficulty up, and a whammy  bar attacks and used them at the "3-note" streak in the second half of One.