Recent content by Eagleye893

you can also do the rising knee > regrab pressing down to drop from the ledge, but in that case you need to be basically perfect in double-jumping for the knee. Much easier for the soft release.

Claw grip makes my hand hurt, so I try not to do it. If it didn't, I would probably use it. I've been using the jump w/ slight angle upward on control stick + A method, but I feel like I'm not 100% instant with that. The only thing to note is that it's pretty dang hard to press X/Y for jump...

Definitely a good tutorial. Making it clear that you can dash in an opposite direction with the angle downwards helps a lot. Now I've gotta figure out how to slow it down so that I'm not doing perfect pivots half the time :P

I've seen players at local tourneys apply this d-smash tech-chasing to the edges of stages as well (you cover three of their tech options automatically with dsmash, then the edge makes it so tech-roll away also gets hit if you hold the dsmash). Good info on the battlefield platform though. Does...

I've always been confused about how to use SideB as a tech-chase. Does it cover multiple options (tech in place, missed tech, and roll away), or is it just a hard read for percents where they are guaranteed to be either popped up or grounded? Only recently noticed that SideB combo'd into itself...

I would also like that question answered I can get near-instant UAir with C-Stick so that I hit a standing Marth most of the time, but it's not as consistent as I want it to be. I've been wondering which way's the best in the long run, or how hard it is to use each method for instant UAirs...

I've been having a lot of trouble with recovering where I swear I'm at the right distance away, but then I get shined by fox or fsmashed/dtilt'ed by marth and I just have zero chance of recovering. I know there's a sweetspot distance for his double-jump, but whenever I upB I feel like the arm...

Regarding point#5 of original post: You can ledge-jump into Knee and regrab the ledge if you're basically frame perfect. It's not so hard if you drop + X/Y + A toward the stage then fade back. This motion can also lead you to ledge-canceling a Knee and from there you can do another aerial.

Reasons behind the Gentleman inputs: The third hit in the jab combo (before the multijab) has interrupt-able qualities, so that any action you perform after a certain point in that third hit will work. This is just like IASA frames, except in the case of this third hit of jab combo, letting go...

I've started looking into this ledgedashstall/haxdash for a week or two, and I've made a bit of progress. The case where you wave-land or wave-dash as soon as possible without fastfalling compares pretty closely to wave-landing onstage instantly from a ledgehop. The difficulty is that to...

Is there any way for the FAQ section to start filling up? I finally got into Melee/PM last year and I feel like I'm starting to get better at movement around the stage, but there are a few things that I have questions on that aren't particularly "frequently asked": -- I found someplace that a...

normally it's just 30sec. I agree that it should be regulated.

My problem with this frame data is it doesn't give end-lag of moves or landing lag. That info is some of the more useful stuff in determining the actual usefulness of DTilt and other moves. DTilt looks like a garbage move. 0.5x hitstun multiplier, a 3 frame start and likely ending at frame 8/9...

I made the bat reflector doc edit-able by anyone. I saved off a copy for what I have just in case, but if anyone wants to take up the work of getting reflector data, you can put in stuff for the table. I'm so busy working, so my only free time is spent getting good at melee. Message me if it...

Reflecting the projectile is no different for how long you charge the FSmash. It's a constant 2x speed or damage, depending on the projectile. Certain projectiles will only reverse control though, and in that case it's 1x damage or speed. MOST projectiles are increased damage and speed though...