Recent content by muscrester

Great thank you! I have managed a bit better around piranha plant. My new focus to understand is :ultbayonetta1: . Not playing her, i just do not follow how much she can move without entering helpless. With what i assume are side B's and up B's, although she has two? or two thigns that can move...

I don't understand. She seems to simply be able to use approach attack after approach attack, never entering helpless, never needing to touch the ground. Just how many moves can she use one after the other in the air, in all their forms? I can't follow. If someone can simplify it for me that...

I really struggle with getting past this move. And the fact it can KO now? Ridiculous! If these spin type moves have such priority that they cancel and eat through every other attack, they should not be allowed to KO! But yeah, are there any moves, ways to beat it? I even find coming in from...

Thanks, perhaps I just need to work on timing better, but the "Pulling up" can seem pretty instantaneous, is there a point along the "pull up" path that is best to aim for? right at the ledge, or more in the middle? And still. anyone got any thoughts about how to interrupt :ultpiranha: 's...

And sorry for the double post, but a much more open-ended recovery option. Is there anyway to interrupt a tether recovery, once their tether has snapped to the ledge, put they haven't pulled themselves up yet, is there actually anyway to interrupt this process at any point? I've not had any luck...

I'm rekindling this thread, as I'm back to playing. And have made it to ELite Smash, finally! So I want even more to know how to get past recoveries. Let's restart, with another RIDICULOUS recovery: Piranha Plant :ultpiranha: . Insanely long distance, good motility, and fricking hitboxes...

I've seen this written a few times. Can you explain how not snapping makes a difference? I still find that Up Special's like Terry's :ult_terry: win out over aerials trying to intercept from above and sides (unless sword/disjointed hitbox), so makes no difference to edeguarding. If my...

Thank you! Yes, as both Robin and Hero don't have hit boxes around themselves, I find it quite easy as I can just float between them and the ledge and stick out a Nair at the right time. I've had to learn not to get to close to Hero though, it's tempting to push him off stage with a WoP, but the...

How about starting with newcomer Terry? His recovery usually involves using Burning Knuckle then Rising Tackle. Burning Knuckle seems to win out over most things. Rising Tackle, supposedly, only his waist down is intangible. Obviously this is the most useful part. I haven't actually been able...

I have questions about this too. Since Version 6.0. There have been changes to puff's D-air, which Hbox seems to be able to use to making D-air + Rest a sure thing. I can't seem to understand how to go straight from D-air into Rest like he does. I always have landing lag, by which time the...

Thanks for your reply! 1- I'm sure it'll take time for me to get used to everyone's recovery patterns, but objectively they are so much better than Brawl's. Just look at Fox's! I struggle to get to the side or under K. Rool's helicopter thing as he falls so fast, and Jiggs doesn't. So I always...

Hey All. I would like to build a guide to suggest ways to punish or intercept each character's recovery. I presume it would be best to have it all in one place here, rather than a different thread in each character's subforum? As a Jigglypuff main, I want these guides as a way to help with...

So, I finally got a switch recently and got SSBU immediately. I haven’t played a smash game since Brawl where I was a, yes, unfortunate, Jigglypuff main. Anyway, I picked the Puff up again, but my God the game has changed a lot. And I have a lot of grievances, given I’m stuck at a GSP of...