What the title says. Me doing an aether spike. http://youtu.be/8EkXIn-JTFQ
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Well you can use it the way I did. But from your post I am guessing you already knew about this method?I was hoping you actually had found a way to reasonably work it into your strategy. The only thing I have ever found it actually useful for reliably is if you hit your opponent while they are standing on the ledge with the spike/falling part, it can link into Ike's below 100% getup attack. Other than that the only use is to try and kamikaze if you know you can't get back they are of stage too. Also just so you know the spinning part right before the fall is a pseudo-spike too.
Yeah you can`t plan for that to happen but if the situation comes up you can use it to your advantage. I know what you mean though you can`t really count on that happening most of the time.You can't plan it out. What happened in your video is just random chance combined with a CPU. You can't sit down in a real match and think "Oh, I'm just going to aether spike them" like you can with fthrow>QD>RAR>bair or dthrow>bair or anything that you can actually do in a match.
I see. Yeah it could be like putting a sign on yourself saying. "Hey shine spike me!!"It comes up more often in doubles. When you happen to find yourself offstage at the same time as an opponent, who has little option but to sweetspot the ledge (think Fox below the level of the stage, or Pit with a burned glide), you can go for a ledge sweetspot yourself. B-Reversing the Aether is a great idea so that half the sword hitbox isn't wasted on the stage. This isn't something you should ever intentionally do, because jumping down to your most vulnerable position as part of an edgeguard is generally a bad idea.
That is also a possible scenario.Or if you mistime it, they grab the ledge and you plummet to your death without any style points.
Pff, the only thing I want changed about a spacie is Falco's side-b needs to no longer spike.I think if I hear one more 'They need to nerf ...' about a character in P:M, I might just punch something.
I've even stopped caring about spacies so much.
Vids or it didn't happen.Just pulled off a combo to Aetherspike on a Marth friend of mine. It is awesome when you can pull it off.