Recent content by JosePollo

The only moves in Wolf's arsenal that don't have true kill power are jabs, dtilt, f/up/dthrow, blaster, and shine. Everything else is capable of killing reliably in the right situation

Wolf's air mobility is insanely good. Also traction values are significantly higher in this game than in smash 4. The only character at sub 0.1 traction is Luigi, at 0.096.

Dtilt keeps opponents grounded at 0%. The hallmark of 361 is the variable angle.

Aerials are too laggy (all FAF 41+) to reliably get aerial > aerial combos, so for the most part it's gonna rely on small two-hit combos off of falling nair/f-air/up air. SHAC f-air might have some follow-ups, similar to Sheik's SH f-air, but probably more tenuous due to a strict auto-cancel...

It's always FAF 52. There's no difference in starting grounded/airborne or landing in the middle of the animation since it will just transition from one version to the other and continue

Yeah the sweetspot is a tipper hitbox on his foot, so you have to space to avoid overriding it with the sourspot on his upper leg. Nair for sure can be a good kill move off-stage tho, especially because it's 6 frames faster than bair and less reliant on spacing, just mind your double jump cuz...

Going off of smash 4 KB parameters (and assuming Wolf's KB parameters are the same as Fox's--10 BKB/100 KBG) it should be killing a good 20% or so earlier on just the damage difference of the clean hit (Fox: 9%; Wolf: 10.5%). But yeah dsmash is still very good (and very strong still), just...

Like in Brawl, the back hit does less damage. Endlag is the same as Brawl, just the start-up is a lot longer. It's still a much bigger commitment, though, as a result

Sure do https://smashboards.com/threads/speculative-wolf-frame-data-very-preliminary-subject-to-change-before-retail-version.457242/

Wolf's bair does a juicy, juicy 15% sweetspotted mmm~

Yeah I counted it to be FAF 31. The first frame of shielding doesn't actually have the shield graphic active, so seeing the shield means it's at least the 2nd frame of shield. The shine graphics during the start up appear on frame 4

Nahh that was Pichu using fthrow on Dark Samus. Pichu takes damage from its own electric attacks and team attack was off so Wolf doesn't actually hit anything in that clip

I hope the hitbox is good and the mandatory hold frames aren't many because this endlag (or lack thereof) is juicy

Pure conjecture, but after looking at various shots of people getting hit by Wolf Flash I've come up with something I think might maybe be the hitbox possibly, perhaps I don't fkn know lol