Bloodcross
Smash Champion
but, if i break my remote...
HOW WILL I WATCH JERSEY SHORE?
HOW WILL I WATCH JERSEY SHORE?
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Don't break your remote cuz that's quality television.but, if i break my remote...
HOW WILL I WATCH JERSEY SHORE?
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This. It just takes practice, same as anything. Your control scheme isn't inhospitable.You don't have to claw o.0 Hitting the grab button (Z) works for an A attack input. Your index/middle finger should easily get to hitting that shoulder button.
Wait, people claw on Smash?! I thought that was a FPS thing....Ah, so I'mma have to claw it.
^I have only seen one person play like that. Also, that was the first time I ever even knew what a fight stick was. And this was only a few months ago. How the hell do you play on a fight stick?Dude, I've seen players hold a Gamecube controller like it was a fight stick.
The grab button is a shortcut for Attack+Shield so it would make no sense for it go be shorter since it's the same button.IIRC a dacus done with grab goes less far than a dacus done with attack.
I personnally claw my index to reach the A button whenever I want to dacus (that's also how Glutonny does it). But you can set Z to attack if you're using Y to grab.
Also for Bdacus there's a weird thumb movement that you can do to simplify the double C up input, but I don't know how to explain it.
It's actually a shortcut for "shield then attack" which is why it's less effective (and why you airdodge when you press Z in the air)The grab button is a shortcut for Attack+Shield so it would make no sense for it go be shorter since it's the same button.
Really? That's interesting. Could my Falco benefit significantly if I learned how to claw? I used to claw on some Xbox games, but I'm not really sure how it would benefit me on Smash...Dude, I've seen players hold a Gamecube controller like it was a fight stick.
M@V- You should know that alot of people already know this information about bdacus and how you do it.I've just recently gotten a lot better at bdacusing consistently. I rarely ever mess up from faulty input anymore. I make my mistakes from mistiming when to initiate the bdacus out of the endlag.
flick the control stick, and instead of trying to double c stick straight up to 12, double c stick to 10. It still registers as upsmash and is more natural for your thumb to move faster.
I still need to learn charging the bdacus though. But that's just a matter of holding z right after the bdacus input.
As for regular dacus, you don't have to claw.
Initiate dash, Hit down on the cstick as your rolling the control stick up, and hit z(hold to charge). The better the timing, the farther the dacus. It can't go as far as bdacus regardless if you time it perfect.
jab, if he spotdodges grab him after on reactionBy jab do you mean just the beginning of the sequence, or the whole spinning sequence?
Good approaches with Falco are short hop double laser, short hop nairs.Thanks.
What are the best approach options with Falco?