JackSSB
Smash Cadet
What are the most optimal ways to separate IC's?
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I can see retreating fair working if they're in their jump, and I can get around Popo to continue hitting Nana off the stage.D-Tilt & retreating fair? I'm sure there's more though, I have a tough time doing the same.
I'm pretty sure you would instead want to pursue Popo and close the stock ASAP. My friend's an IC main and he always tells me that if Marth goes after Nana it just leaves more time for Popo to be mischievous with his schemes.I can see retreating fair working if they're in their jump, and I can get around Popo to continue hitting Nana off the stage.
True, but I feel like it leaves you two choices. Either go after Nana once they're split, or you could take the higher risk and obviously higher reward of trying to kill Popo, which of course is being controlled by your opponent. Really comes down to the context of the situation and how confident you are in successfully killing Popo; for if you drop the kill on Popo the climbers can sync back together again since you chose to spare Nana.I'm pretty sure you would instead want to pursue Popo and close the stock ASAP. My friend's an IC main and he always tells me that if Marth goes after Nana it just leaves more time for Popo to be mischievous with his schemes.
Oh I know the follow ups, it's just a matter of being confident that you won't drop it somehow. In a last stock high percent situation, you may want to compartmentalize things and take out Nana so it's easier to close out their stock. But thanks for the advice!Marth can combo the heckin heck out of IC's, but yeah I guess until you learn follow-ups and such it's best to go after Nana.