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I have one more question for Fox: Is bair supposed to be hard to land or do I just suck at using it? I almost always sourspot it or miss completely.
It is time for a change.
Aha. Getting some eye aerobics in to see that much better, eh?
What I do to counter juggling as Kirby is just slowly go to the left or right while staying at a level that makes it impossible for your opponent to jump up and attack you directly below you, then start going down once your opponent is far enough away from you that he can't attack you while putting himself in an awkward situation. If you opponent does try to jump up and attack you directly below you, you can wait for him to miss his aerial then quickly fast fall down, perhaps getting a hit on him on the way down if he's a floaty character.
I.. I'm thinking about it.
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*turns into Taco Dan* THAT K POST SHOULD BELONG TO ME! 
NOW I SHALL GO DESTROY EVERYTHING IN MY WAY! *hops into taco bus* Do you know what RAR is? I'm sure its in the fox boards somewhere, it will help you learn how to land it.
Lol hai thur. dun b mad at me....14k is mine!
DAMMIT!
YOU! *slaps you across the face and pushes you down* YOU TOOK MY K POST!
*takes out knife* YOU'RE GOING TO PAY! I know what it is, but I'm not sure I'm executing it properly. You dash, turn around, and during the turn around animation you jump and bair. I think that's how it goes.
Gratz bro.
Oooh i'm so scurred.YOU! *slaps you across the face and pushes you down* YOU TOOK MY K POST!
Edit: ZATCHYYYYYY! :D
Pretty much, it takes your forward momentum and applies it to the back air. I usually do it with a short hop though so its easier to control.
Wow, thanks for all your critique. This is the first time I've received feedback from another player. I think this will really help me out in the future. Too bad Brawl is about to die...again.
That's it exactly. What makes you doubt your execution? (Not sure if you're still talking about the sourspot thing)
I agree. That is one tasty looking heart attack.
I'm still learning zelda myself so I can't help you too much there, sorry.
We still need to play sometime.Wow, thanks for all your critique. This is the first time I've received feedback from another player. I think this will really help me out in the future. Too bad Brawl is about to die...again.
If you still have the patience and time to spare could you tell me what my Zelda did wrong? I know for a fact I sucked with her, but I'm not sure what to change.
Edit: Meanwhile, Dan freaks out
YOU'RE GOING TO DIE!
Jeezus, there's blood everywhere O.O![]()
Well, I feel like I'm not carrying to momentum of the dash. I also whiff it 90% of the time, except on tall characters.
Thanks for the motivation!
Tomorrow's Friday so that means I'll be free from 5 pm CT to 4 am CT.
Someone sure seems confidentlololololololo nope i'm just spinning around in my chair, laughing at your foolish attempts.
All right. We can play during that time.
I go for it more often on aerial opponents, or to catch them out of an attempt at going aerial. If you're trying to hit a grounded opponent that isn't very tall, try letting yourself fall a bit before initiating the b-air, but don't forget to space it with a retreat (unless you're trying to follow up at lower percents, in which case I'd still advise retreating somewhat, in case it hits a shield).
Possibry.
Done!
Someone sure seems confident
I shall now watch you burn![]()
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I go for it more often on aerial opponents, or to catch them out of an attempt at going aerial. If you're trying to hit a grounded opponent that isn't very tall, try letting yourself fall a bit before initiating the b-air, but don't forget to space it with a retreat (unless you're trying to follow up at lower percents, in which case I'd still advise retreating somewhat, in case it hits a shield).
Possibry.
>dangerous
I read that as "delicious."
Alright, I'll be sure to try that. Thank you!I go for it more often on aerial opponents, or to catch them out of an attempt at going aerial. If you're trying to hit a grounded opponent that isn't very tall, try letting yourself fall a bit before initiating the b-air, but don't forget to space it with a retreat (unless you're trying to follow up at lower percents, in which case I'd still advise retreating somewhat, in case it hits a shield).
Possibry.
>dangerous
I read that as "delicious."
Well then..I go for it more often on aerial opponents, or to catch them out of an attempt at going aerial. If you're trying to hit a grounded opponent that isn't very tall, try letting yourself fall a bit before initiating the b-air, but don't forget to space it with a retreat (unless you're trying to follow up at lower percents, in which case I'd still advise retreating somewhat, in case it hits a shield).
Possibry.
>dangerous
I read that as "delicious."
