1PokeMastr
Smash Champion
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It's a very good spacing tool when spaced properly.
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Great DDD, I actually learned alot from watching your matches :D, I love the way you use his whole moveset effectively.Right. Thought it might be interesting to get some comments or something.
http://no.twitch.tv/crimsonchild/b/323208067
Penguin is 3:54:00 - 4:14:00
The recording is rather crude. Should have taken replays myself. Well, whats done is done.
Be careful about when you throw waddles on the ground (especially so close to the opponent). The lag on that move is killer and he punished it more than once. Also avoid using the d-throw on Kirby... it won't work out the way you want it to. Just pummel b-throw and get in some damage. Last, work on your grab timing and get used to your grab range. He out-grabbed you several times... and your own grab range is much longer than his was.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BaXYE7jgSbI
Here is me playing Ally's Kirby in tournament if anyone wants to critique that.
D-throw>D-Tilt isn't that situational. At least against Snake, I'm pretty sure it works everywhere on the stage (perhaps not on the very tip of the ledge). I said anywhere, so you can even do it on platforms to tack on extra damage. I personally don't like using it against Snake at higher %'s because it sends him at an angle that if he survives, it's very difficult to gimp his recovery. At lower %'s, it set-ups up for good bair gimps and other edgeguarding shenanigans. Dthrow at the ledge to end a CG is usually safer though.The D-Throw > B-Throws were intentional. :,( I want to learn how to D-Throw > D-Tilt, but as far as I've seen, it seems rather situational (I think you have to grab your opponent at a certain spot so they can land in the right spot at the edge for you to land the D-Tilt), otherwise it doesn't reach. It's defenitely a reliable KO move in this MU.
About my fail Jab shenanigans...I'll defenitely stop those. I wanted to try something more variating and flashy, but I'll go with what works best. Thanks.
Any advice on how to land the U-Tilt easier for the kill?
Hyphen usmash? How does that work with ddd? Isn't that the thing that squirtle does to slide his usmash half way across fd?Swei, another thing you can do is watch their short hop jump patterns if they have any.
If you can learn the pattern. You can run in -> Spot dodge.
Any aerial they do will miss and you can U-Tilt or Grab. Depending on their damage.
Or if they retreat the aerial, F-Tilt to punish!
But, that's what I usually do.
Learn their jump patterns and go in with a spot dodge or Hyphen Usmash.
Whichever I'm feeling.