Ragnell sweet spot

[Iceman12]

Does anyone know if Ragnell is one giant sweet spot? or is it like Falchion or Roy's sword, the name esapes me at this time, haha.

[kunai_abuser]

I think Gimpy said the whole thing was basically a sweetspot.

[Windlord]

I think Gimpy said the whole thing was basically a sweetspot.

yuppers

roy's sword= sealed sword, dunno if thats it's official name or not, it's been awhile since I played 6.

[fums63]

yuppers

roy's sword= sealed sword, dunno if thats it's official name or not, it's been awhile since I played 6.

yeah thats the name

[iron blade]

ike's whole sword is a sweet spot.

[fire_wulf]

Now the only problem is getting your opponent to stand still so you can hit him with you "sweet" sword.

Not making fun... i will be playing a lot of IKE

[Cless]

Umm, there is no sweet spot. What the hell is the whole sword being a sweet spot?

[iron blade]

Umm, there is no sweet spot. What the hell is the whole sword being a sweet spot?

it is. if you can get a solid hit on someone, his ridiculous power shows. but the problem is getting that hit.

[mattram08]

Its all an issue of timing. Start your attack early to get the full effect. If you don't have fast enough reflexes I recommend C-sticking.

[Windlord]

lets NOT turn this into another speed topic *facepalm*

pretty much since his entire sword is a sweet spot that means... he has no sweet spot, he's just freakin strong.

[Cless]

it is. if you can get a solid hit on someone, his ridiculous power shows. but the problem is getting that hit.

That's not a sweet spot. A sweet spot on an attack is a hitbox that does more damage or has a different effect than the rest of the hitboxes. Marth sweetspot on his sword is the tip, Roy's is towards the hilt of his sword, Zelda's on her fair and bair is the heel of her foot, Falcon's on the knee is the thrust of the knee. Ike has no sweet spot.

Come on people. Common sense.

[Gill]

Its all an issue of timing.

If timing means predicting the future, then yes.

[LuLLo]

probably late, but it isn't the ''sealed sword'', it Sword of Seals, just so you know...
Also, Ike is just strong, maybe he has a sweetspot, maybe he doesn't, go watch some videos and try to analyse it?

[Rhyfelwyr]

Roy's sword is actually called both names. In the story it's the sword of seals, but when equipping it, it's called sealed sword.

People who played Ike at the demo say he has no sweetspot, at least not like Marth and Roy where all attacks have a sweetspot in the middle/tip. There's a possibility that a couple attacks have a timed sweetspot or whatever.

[Shaboomaloom]

From the videos I saw I cant really say if he has a sweetspot. All I know is he is ridiculously powerful, and I am looking forward to playing as him.

[TheJalapeno]

I played a LOT of ike at E4A and I can tell you that one hit was basically enough to get a kill off, and all you have to do is get the timing right, and that wasn't hard enough to do. Ike is slow, he's not THAT slow, but not as fast as you'd think.

[Eternal phoenix Fire]

There is no sweet spot from what I seen from playing with him. His sword will bust your chops regaurdless of your position. But it's just hard as hell to hit anyone with Ike.

[Polostick]

A sweet spot on an attack is a hitbox that does more damage or has a different effect than the rest of the hitboxes. Marth sweetspot on his sword is the tip, Roy's is towards the hilt of his sword, Zelda's on her fair and bair is the heel of her foot, Falcon's on the knee is the thrust of the knee. Ike has no sweet spot.

Come on people. Common sense.

you took the words rite out of my mouth.
and he has no sweetspoot. he 's just strong in general. also sheik during her up smash as a sweet spoot.

[Cless]

you took the words rite out of my mouth.
and he has no sweetspoot. he 's just strong in general. also sheik during her up smash as a sweet spoot.

I was just using common ones as an example. A lot of moves have sweetspots on them.

[l Karasu l]

if Ike has a sweetspot, his aerials would have to be destructive as his attack, right?

(can't put it the words i want to)