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That would be true if it weren't for the fact that: you'll be at high %'s multiple times in a match regardless of whether you're winning or losing; the less you suck, the longer you'll last at high %s; and trying to get ahead by deliberately falling behind is the stupidest possible strategy.
Truth.
If I recall correctly Bowser used to need a large % lead to not lose control, which would let the opponent take you off stage. I think someone reported Bowser now has to be like 30% behind for the opponent to take control. I'm sure you can find the info by searching the thread.
If you need to test without DI on 3DS or without setting the CPU to control for whatever reason just set the speed to one of the ones that pause if you aren't holding L.
It's been deconfirmed, Marth and Lucina has the same amount of frames in all of their aerials and attacks in general. Dancing Blade MAY have some frame data buffs to explain how it's much more consistent, but it definitely doesn't look like that is the case and rather something else is making DB much better.
I wrote this thread about ten days before the patch to chronicle just how much the move favors the victim. I've since added new values to coincide with 1.06, but you can find a spoiler tab with the old pre-patch values in order to compare. It's a massive difference. Now Bowser can force suicides far easier, and the chances of him being forced over the edge by the opponent are much more slim. The move affords so much control now, that it would be outright overpowered if they fixed the move to kill the victim first like in other smash games, but that's another topic entirely.
This can also happen when Wario gets hit after jumping off the bike. It's really weird but I didn't actually test whether it's still in the game or not. I only tested moves, not the attributes of the bike.
Deconfirmed. I replicated it during the anti-gravity transition. I haven't managed to replicate the glitch when the race course goes from being a background to being a ceiling.
What exactly is the ceiling glitch?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-jDoaV56U2g
It allegedly has. Her Usmash seems to connect better between the multi-hits, but it is still quite janky and not as reliable as Fsmash. Fsmash has been returned to its almost-former glory.
no, the first grab its closer
agreed, that's a poor showing of differences. It's clear that the 2nd grab is a pace to the left of the 1st one.
You are missing the point of the video. Each throw is one video (1.0.6) layered on top of another (1.0.2). The Mario thrown in 1.0.6 hits the ground first with the exact same input.
I see, my bad lol
Can you confirm that it's true for every stage? Rather than just Palutena's Temple? Bowsercide's main issue is that it counts as a Sudden Death at some stages and a loss at others.
Just tested, it still KO's Bowser first on at least Battlefield.
Shaya
Whenever the frame data is revealed and we have an explanation as to why Marth's Dancing Blade (if nothing else) works the way it does, can you please put a section for Marth stating it rather than putting it on the bottom?
Shaya
So, I guess Nintendo does condone animal abuse.
Shaya
I'm not sure it's actually important enough to go in the OP, but Ganon's U-throw, B-throw, and F-throw got their hitlag mechanics changed (all of those throws are two hits, a hit and a throw. previously the hit had a lot of hitlag, now it has very little) in a way that technically makes the throw faster, though I don't think he has any more frame advantage than he had previously. This has been confirmed.
