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The only way is through AB Smash for GC controller which look something like this:
>>>/+(press and hold down) Then immediately>>>+>>>(or)>>>
Definitely. AB Smash Toss can be done on every controller including the 3DS.
-My controls on the Wiimote & Nunchuck are and have always been:
... and there goes any chance of me actually doing the forward toss with this method. I've conditioned myself to grab with the side d-pad inputs, so that's likely to be the reason why I have so much trouble throwing it forward. In the case of your controller input layout, how do you normally grab then?
+ on the Wiimote. When you're done, snap the Nunchuck back in the Wiimote.
Use
+ Smash and refer to the first method in post #8. button can be pressed and held at any point and while held down you press the button and you'll get a forward smash. Combine that with the directional stick Before the Attack and Special buttons and you'll get your glide. How you flick will be the biggest influence in whether you get a forward slide or an up slide, and as long as you don't flick the control stick all the way up, you should be able to preform this.
C-Stick is not required while doing the AB Smash method.
I just can't get this to work. What is the timing forThe only way is through AB Smash for GC controller which look something like this:
? What is it that I'm missing? Do you first have to and then immediately /+? I desperately want this to work :O
The way I wrote it should signify at any point betweenI'm having a loooot of trouble getting this to work without c-stick as smash (I want it as tilt to easier do turnaround utilt).
I just can't get this to work. What is the timing for
(here) and (here) is where it should start, while ending (around this point) and sometimes . In my experience, it sure helps a lot to start form the lowest point. The way it works is you'd have to press to throw it but in very similar fashion of the other methods, it must be done in quick succession.+ play the biggest role in this while the smash commands are what come second which is why I recommend to hold then press after correctly flicking the control stick, but don't relax inbetween both buttons. When I say quick, I mean QUICK. (both buttons have to be pressed nearly at the same time.) You have a small window opened for to be pressed, and yes, the non-c stick method does sound difficult, but once you understand, this can be relatively easy especially with a lot of practice.The
The way I wrote it should signify at any point between
To understand how AB Smash generally works, refer to this post:
--->---> after dashing is the input correct? I have a few questions about that. as possible while it still being in the upper corner, yet I will still do the upward boost blade. What exactly is the angle on this, because 2 o clock to 4 o clock isn't seeming to work.
Its nice to hear you got it, even though that control scheme I have feels awkward, it may as well be worth it. I've had this on for awhile so naturally, I got it together with muscle memory. It took me awhile personally when I went from GC remote to Wii/chuck over 6 months ago. The only thing that might feel awkward is tilting. The rest is fine and for the most part I don't bother too much with tilts. Its all worth it to have decent aerial momentum with smash attacks, and easy DITCIT. I wish you luck on mastering AB Smash.
1. Its not actually necessary to go all the way toHI, last night I spent about an hour doing this and could only pull it off six times. I'm a little confused about the controls, however it seemed to work when I flicked the control stick a certain way. I can pull off the upward boost blade flawlessly but I'm having serious issues with this
I should clarify I'm using a GC controller.
So flicking the control stick from
1. Why does the control stick have to be flicked to the bottom-right/left before the top right? Does that just make the tech easier or is the bottom-diagonal input actually necessary?
2. At what point do you press A and B? Can I press A as soon as the control stick enters the upper corner, or should I press it before? I assume the timing for pressing B after A is the same as the Z + UpCstick method?
3. I've put the control stick as close to
Also if it wouldn't be too much to ask, could you make a slow motion and regular speed video of your hands using the tech? This would help out a lot of people with the GameCube controller.
Thanks a lot for all your documentation on this tech!
however, I suggested to start from because I believe some people make the mistake of tilting (all the way up)+ so think the fundamentals of the tech only command grab cannot be combined with . Only since the Attack button is what really plays the role in the command grab butto.n and causes the slide.
Funnily enough, I just got done testing with the GC controller for the first time, and the AB smash method wasn't too hard to do after a little practice. XD This entire time, I thought my timing was off, but that wasn't it at all. The very last thing that I need to get is the AB smash method on the wii-chuk, which I haven't been able to do once. Mind doing a video for that as well? Thanks for all the help.Its nice to hear you got it, even though that control scheme I have feels awkward, it may as well be worth it. I've had this on for awhile so naturally, I got it together with muscle memory. It took me awhile personally when I went from GC remote to Wii/chuck over 6 months ago. The only thing that might feel awkward is tilting. The rest is fine and for the most part I don't bother too much with tilts. Its all worth it to have decent aerial momentum with smash attacks, and easy DITCIT. I wish you luck on mastering AB Smash.
1. Its not actually necessary to go all the way to
2. Maybe try a little before or after, but I'm almost certain its after but in case not, do the latter and press B. The timing is very similar to
3. The angles I refer to are the ones in this post. I have no images of what that looks like, but I referenced the clock patterns in my video for that reason only.
Also you aren't the first to request that, therefore, I may as well try to show a video of the AB Method
I'm pretty sure he meant forward in similar fashion to my video, but good job anyways.
Skull Barrier is definitely pretty good with this. You definitely want to be sliding in without getting stopped potentially, although I have found that Mega Man in some instances, the metal blade will stop a projectile and get right in an opponent's face. That while not always should be considered "reliable projectile protection" should be noted still. However after a while of doing this in For Glory, Toon Link's arrow spam can really stop the mojo of this tech, which is why I might agree with using skull barrier. If its activated for too long however it means you can mostly just get a grab and for about half of the time its just best to pummel rather than follow up with dthrow. Besides in the direction you're going there's no way you'll want to use forward throw being a much weaker throw than bthrow (which kills.) those situations call for the most damage you can get and the lucky grab release which can potentially put opponents in worse situations than Fthrow off stage.
+1 on this one... I've been trying to do it since I posted earlier and still haven't got it down :/
How about you do that too once you get accommodated with the tech. Do you have a Wiimote and Nunchuck too? I only ask due to you obviously owning better equipment than I do, so I'd rather you show off. I'll still make the video so everyone can follow. Conventionally, its best for Mega Man to use the Wiimote and Nunchuck, while on the other hand Link and Pac Man don't need to switch controllers or AB Smash. That's one thing I've learned about this while really testing this tech. I think I've learned everything there is to know about it, and its lead to various things I had no clue about.
