Recent content by ZombyDyno

I'd venture to say that it has some major advantages over playing friendlies at locals, honestly. That shouldn't be understood as "I don't think playing locals are helpful", it should be taken as, "Some things are good about netplay over lan". Without traveling (and spending money), you can...

I like to set a 20XX 4.07 Marth bot to shield grab oos,and I'll practice shining and seeing if I can dodge his grab with a wd back. This is also crazy for learning the max distance of shine, and how to running shine wd back and be safe from shield grabs near ledge

You can also shield drop shine without leaving the platform, and it's more consistent than shine oos (at least on platform), meaning you can shield drop shine grab to pressure if someone is on platform

Just gonna add on here, also experiment with shield drop waveland, and even shield drop -> waveland -> action (such as uptilt, nair, or drill). It's a really useful movement option, especially since you can pivot and then shield drop to waveland in order to face the appropriate direction for the...

Make sure you fast fall after the nair connects rather than before; a lot of people get stuck in the habit of fast falling at the very apex of their jump rather than understanding that during the basic SHFFL practice you're actually ffing as the strong hit of nair is coming out and that being...

Druggedfox goes over this exact situation in Fox v Fox in one of his analysis videos. Leffen vs KJH Druggedfox Analysis: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfytPW28500& It's in the first game.

Yeah, it looks like Leffen Shield DI'ed in and Armada hit his shield a little too high and couldn't hit the ground soon enough. That waveshine oos was pretty nuts.

Here's a rundown of some options on the table Fox 1 upthrows Fox 2 is DIing to where he will hit the platform near the lip at the center of the stage Fox 1 waits for a tech option and gets a reaction upair combo Another version of this Fox 1 upthrows Fox 2 is DIing to where he will hit the...

So I wanted to elaborate a little on what I said before, because I learned how to get the shine oos punish a bit more consistently. I've tested it with only her FC nair, specifically FC nair -> dsmash and fc nair -> jab, and the thing I've discovered is that *if you shield DI in her super low...

You're probably spacing too far away if you're having trouble hitting Marth in between his hit boxes. You need to be just close enough that you can dash jc grab or running shine, but far enough to where you won't be threatened by his fsmash. I've found that most low level marths will dash when...

If you running shine, you can usually connect with another shine if you do a slight walk first. Otherwise you have to waveshine > dash > jc shine, which is possible (see kjh and druggedfox waveshine infinite peach on fd), but very difficult. Usually if you get the running shine it's better to...

I don't see that anyone mentioned it, but you can shine oos in between her aerial and her landing lag if you're at least close to frame perfect and she messes up her spacing. It's pretty tight but it seems like you can get it consistently enough

I think the most important thing for learning tech skill is to first get the feel of pressing all the buttons in order, and as you get more comfortable doing the order of the buttons you can gradually speed them up. Even frame perfect things like jc shine end up becoming easier if you approach...

I've never heard of someone stealing another person's Wii at a tourney. Maybe it's happened and I just don't pay attention to local scenes much. I figure everyone who goes to a Smash tournament is there because they love Smash, not because they want to steal a system.

Probably my least favorite mu in the game. I play fox vs Marths just because I hate the ditto so much EDIT: Actually every ditto is my least favorite matchup in the game, now that I think about it. Carry on