DjC Help

[LavisFiend]

Ok. Double-Jump Cancel... It puzzles me...

I can do a regular jump cancel, but I usually just tend to SH, instead of doing a regular jump, so if I were to do a DjC, when EXACTLY do I L cancel the second leap?

 

[Ademisk]

You do an aerial then L-cancel just as you land. Or don't do an aerial, really, your choice. The point of the cancel is that after your second jump if you do an aerial right away it'll put you even lower than your short hop.

 

[Dogysamich]

Yeah, from reading that it sounds like you have your cancels mixed up. D:

 

[Rapid_Assassin]

Yeah, from reading that it sounds like you have your cancels mixed up. D:

Yeah, I'd agree..

Double jump cancel: Jump twice, and do an aerial to cancel your upward motion of the 2nd jump. Can be done so fast that you barely leave the ground when doing an aerial.
L cancel: Hit L before touching the ground to cut down on lag.
Jump cancel: Hit X before grabbing to do a standing grab instead of a dash grab.

Now, what exactly are you asking?

 

[LavisFiend]

I was asking about the DjC, but reading that now, I think I got it.

For some reason unknown to me, I kept thinking a DjC involved L cancelling, not erasing it completly with an aerial.

I feel like an idiot now D=

 

[Dogysamich]

I feel like an idiot now D=

[sarcasm]
You should. Trying to confuse us. that's how people get Nessticles in their mouth.
[/sarcasm]

No harm, no foul. As long as it's cleared up, that's what matters.

For the record, DjC n.air is your friend. I mean sure you'll use DjC for all the other .airs (cept d.air, well, that's a late DjC), but DjC n.air a bread'n'butter OoS move, imo. D:

 

[Ademisk]

Actually, I use dair with DjC pretty reguarly...it's a pretty crazy mindgame and if the person's at a low % I can combo it into a headbutt on the ground

 

[LavisFiend]

I love D. Air. It sounds preety painful.

ness: huwauh!

*PLOMPH

enemy:: *soars into air a little bit

Like ademisk said, makes for good combo fodder at low %'s... but I tend to shun it at around 70% and above