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Yea, I asked because from all the fox/falco vids I've seen I've never seen anyone look like they've even tried to change their momentum in air while shooting their layzarrr.
Sorry to break it to ya, but I have in fact done a Dtilt on rare occasions on trying to do a Dsmash. I can also Dsmash, but the timing is pretty hard/very strict. You have to dash dance back and forth and then Dsmash. If you read my section, you'd understand.
Oh i already knew that, which is why I suggested a non analogue way, it works in melee with no analogue input. Now I know that doesn't work either, I was just covering all bases.It's already been confirmed that there is no light shield. The reasoning behind this is probably because the Wiimote button to shield is not analog. Thus, if there was analog shielding, users of the Wiimote would be at a disadvantage (not like they aren't already...-_-). Sorry to burst your bubble (or shield, in this case)
If we're going with this reasoning, that would logically mean that there is also only one walking speed in Brawl, because otherwise you could do something with other controllers that cannot be done with the wiimote only. Someone should test this?It's already been confirmed that there is no light shield. The reasoning behind this is probably because the Wiimote button to shield is not analog. Thus, if there was analog shielding, users of the Wiimote would be at a disadvantage (not like they aren't already...-_-). Sorry to burst your bubble (or shield, in this case
I second this question, If I can moonwalk with falcon just like I could in melee it be AWESOME.
I' ve heard from several news sources that you simply double tap to run or fall through platforms with the wiimote. I believe it but I guess if you want confirmation someone is actually going to have to use the wiimote for a round
Brawl is a mindgame, in all senses of the word.
yes I am quoting myself, in additionyeah
also it doesn't have anything to do with advanced techs, but....
what is up with crawling? How do you do it? what is it good for? and WTF?
No. Sadly, me and friends made several characters start a dash animation and come to a stand still right after, start the dash again, stop, start, stop, etc. I've done this in one direction many times and in alternating directions. It seems that there is a random chance at the beginning of a dash that you fall. I couldn't find any other correlation since all I was doing was using the control stick to dash in one direction, wait until the animation was over and do it again.
That's a good observation, but I don't think it varies from character to character. We tried many and they had relatively the same trip rate. I think he just got lucky. Tripping doesn't occur too terribly often, but enough to throw your game off or make you lose a stock pretty easily. A complete rough estimation my friend threw out about he probability of it happening was 1 in 100 dashes. That could be pretty far off of the actual probability since we didn't test it throughly, but tonight I will test the probability to give you better numbers.
while i havent seen full reflection, i have definitely seen deflection of projectiles using a shield, so powershielding (at least in some form) is in.
Lol, did you guys get a Manaphy or something?
