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well you said slide behind him, seemed like a roll lol
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Hmm... I never thought of that. I guess it could be useful to catch your opponent off-guard, similar to a run-up pivot grab which will sometimes catch me if I'm expecting a DA. Still, it shouldn't be used repeatedly as an approach because people will catch on and it's very punishable with a smash attack if they time it.Nah man, I meant run at the opponent, spotdodge in front of them. Ike's traction, or lack there of, will slide you behind the opponent while you're invincible from the spotdodge, and you can buffer a pivot grab (though I believe it is just the reg. grab animation) or a jab, which will lead into a grab itself. Or just moar jabs.
I actually started doing it for my ICs, since they have an even bigger slide and they benifit from the grab more than anyone else. Still useful for Ike, though.
Fsmash? Wombo Combo?
It was Ren, nuff said.yoo
i was playin some ike named renegade on wifi (lolz) and he did some wicked *** chaingrab on my ddd where he'd just grab me, hit me once, and then it'd auto drop me and he could regrab
he did it when i was at like 100%, idk how
what the hell ike mains? @.@
You're going to have to provide more details if you don't have a video...kirk you're a smash researcher
explain what happened @.@
It might be related to the "Ganondorf grab Glitch" because it is starting to sound a lot like it. While doing the ganon thing, doesn't he auto break if you pummel him? Plus, doesn't it also work on D3 too?Delfino
The first time it happened on a slant during the beach part, and I originally thought it was because of the slant/DDD being big that the grab glitched out or something and caused it. But later he did it to me on the main stage, so...that's not it.
Standing grabs
Quite a few, I don't know an exact number. He didn't do it for an incredibly long time, he ended up throwing me eventually
Grab break animation looked the same to me every time
Uhh...I don't know if I tried to spotdodge, it looked too fast for me to get out of really, but maybe I could've spotdodged out? The fact it was on wifi would've made that difficult anyway
He grabbed me, pummeled me like once, and I'd auto break out and he'd grab me again. @.@
But remember, since it isn't guaranteed, be sure to switch it up or your opponent might start to catch on.Yes one jab.
^ This.Oh and sorry we didn't reply to you at first, we must have just missed it. Don't listen to CK, we don't normally ignore people, we're here to help
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Jab -> Fair would only work if you're opponent completely didn't see it coming. If you notice your opponent likes to spot-dodge to try and escape your jab combo, you can buffer an Fair or an Ftilt out of a jab to punish the spot-dodge... other than that, it comes out too slowly and has too little killing power to really be any use as a jab follow-up. Utilt and Bair would always be better options.Well I am just saying there are some people that get missed. Because we get too deep in to discussions and miss a few posts. How good is Jab to Fair I have seen kirk do it a little bit?
The situations you spelled out are less likely to occur. Rather, a more likely scenario for Jab to F-air is to do Jab to retreat F-Air. In fact, some players tend to roll when they are stuck against the edge. So jabbing them there, and retreating F-air could work.Jab -> Fair would only work if you're opponent completely didn't see it coming. If you notice your opponent likes to spot-dodge to try and escape your jab combo, you can buffer an Fair or an Ftilt out of a jab to punish the spot-dodge... other than that, it comes out too slowly and has too little killing power to really be any use as a jab follow-up. Utilt and Bair would always be better options.
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Straight into the Utilt without crouching. Only crouch if you're going to jab again without continuing the sequence.About the utilt followup, should I cancel the jab by crouching or just to the utilt? I believe you can't buffer a utilt to follow up a jab, right?
^^^ Lawl, truth. I still think Jab -> Fair would be mostly useless. More often than not, people will just buffer a shield if you cancel a jab, so you'd just end up eating a shield and depending on the character, a shield grab or some other punishment.Then a gain, if they are on the edge, we can just use that new AT xD.
I crouch cancel first and then Utilt with the c-stick. If you have your c-stick set to smashes you may have to buffer it. I don't even know if there's a difference between canceling and just buffering, but it seems to me like there is.WingBr said:About the utilt followup, should I cancel the jab by crouching or just to the utilt? I believe you can't buffer a utilt to follow up a jab, right?