Guide Basic Ness Throw Combos

[NZ Vampir3]

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Quick Ness Combos - A short guide on maining Ness

Ness Stats:
Walk speed - Average
Run speed - Average
Damage Output - Average
Combo Potential - High

Ness' grabs are the spawn of the devil. Especially his down throw which, provided the circumstance, can combo into all aerials but D-air. You can even chain 3 F-airs into themselves. Ness' D-air only spikes if you sweet-spot it. The sweet spot is as close to them as possible, but still on top. This is very situational and hard to land so I do not recommend this unless you short hop it...

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[Pixel_]

I think you have to decide what you want your guide to be for. Is this guide for playing Ness in general, for his combos, or both? Whatever the purpose is, I think you need more detail because this is pretty basic.
If you want to keep it as a basic guide, you should reread it and fix some of the sentences, because some of them are pretty confusing. Most people list combos like Down Throw > Fair > Fair > Fair, and doing it like that will make it easier to tell what the actual combo is. You should also mention when in the combo you need to jump, or at least note that you have to jump to reaction based on where the opponent is.
Feel free to introduce yourself in the Welcome Center, by the way; it was literally made for that: http://smashboards.com/forums/welcome-center-meet-greet.231/

 

[NZ Vampir3]

I think you have to decide what you want your guide to be for. Is this guide for playing Ness in general, for his combos, or both? Whatever the purpose is, I think you need more detail because this is pretty basic.
If you want to keep it as a basic guide, you should reread it and fix some of the sentences, because some of them are pretty confusing. Most people list combos like Down Throw > Fair > Fair > Fair, and doing it like that will make it easier to tell what the actual combo is. You should also mention when in the combo you need to jump, or at least note that you have to jump to reaction based on where the opponent is.
Feel free to introduce yourself in the Welcome Center, by the way; it was literally made for that: http://smashboards.com/forums/welcome-center-meet-greet.231/

Thank you very much for the feedback! I appreciate lots!

 

[shinxex123]

What I found was that for heavy characters you can D-throw > U- air > double jump U- air and it connects perfectly with perfect DI at low-mid%. To link D- air, you can D- throw > F- air > double jump D- air. I find this to be a combo at mid% on mid-heavy weights. I hope I was helpful!