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light shield removal is holding in your shoulder button while plugging your controller in. you then cannot light shield.
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What do you meanIce is, honestly, much worse than me at powershielding. He doesn't really do it on reaction and it looks like he doesn't know much of the tricks I'm using to get it to 100%.
can't argue with thatlol helping the marth boards sure isn't rewarding at all
It's probably related to Marth's shield-to-hurtbox ratio, and how, when you're in certain animations, his hurtboxes change, and so do the ratios, and thus his powershield mechanics very slightly?the only thing I am curious about is how marth's shield changes with his animations....I never even knew about that lol. I'll look at it though.
I certainly appreciate you taking the time to post that. =)
here's a somewhat more specific question.I did tell you stupid.
I can't really explain it more thoroughly without posting pics.
Just fkn look at marths shield and wheres hes at compared to it during different animations. You'll learn that every animation changes your timing in some way and then you need to practice that.
and again, im trying to record vids for you guys to learn off
lol helping the marth boards sure isn't rewarding at all
do you have this online/on your computer? or are you just using training mode in the game?then go look at falcos laser startup frames so you're reacting to that instead of him jumping
basically, never try to forward dash ->powershield since your shield is super far behind you.
You can use this when it BARELY goes over you though and you'll get a powershield (people get this one sometime and then they start failing when falcos shoot low lasers)
I actually have better success PS when I dash into the laser. I always thought that since you're holding forward, the shield would begin already tilted in that direction so you get some of the same benefit as crouch shielding.Only if you try to PS while dashing towards them. Dashing away makes it easier. Because, as leffen said:
Also, I never said it was impossible. Just harder.
like a year and a half bro. I dont have AR either otherwise i'd study this crap.if they shoot the laser low and you dash towards it, you CANT powershield it with marth since his and roys shield are unique. They are in the same place regardless of what animation you're in, so its waaaay behind you when you dash.
how can you guys not know this after 10 years lol
really shows how terrible and unreasonably whiny most marth players are
esp those who whine all the time about falco, often play with one and still can't powershield for **** (hi niko;D)
lol
Do you have any recommendations for testing these different shield animations? Like can I pause when I press shield during an animation and figure it out, or is that misleading in some way?if they shoot the laser low and you dash towards it, you CANT powershield it with marth since his and roys shield are unique. They are in the same place regardless of what animation you're in, so its waaaay behind you when you dash.
how can you guys not know this after 10 years lol
really shows how terrible and unreasonably whiny most marth players are
esp those who whine all the time about falco, often play with one and still can't powershield for **** (hi niko;D)
lol
Just making sure. Thanks!R+Pause after 1 frame and you'll pretty clearly see how the shield looks during the first frame its out
you dont need AR for this, just a tiny bit of common sense.
I'm just summarizing here and based off Zoso (another really good Powershielder).@leffen:
Marth's powershield while walking forward is okay, right? I just looked in-game, and it looks like it's almost the same as his standing powershield. I did see the difference for dashing PS, too, so thanks for pointing that out.
Do you have any tricks for making powershields easier? For example, do you usually do powershields while running backwards? Or is the point of this knowledge just to know that dash forward powershields are bad? Additionally, do you have anything you do in particular to assist you in timing?
I also always found dashing towards and powershielding better/easier. If the low lasers thing is true though, then I guess that explains why my dashing powershields sometimes fail. I already find it easier to powershield lasers over slow projectlies so I guess me finding it easier just have to do with the projectile essentially getting faster.I actually have better success PS when I dash into the laser. I always thought that since you're holding forward, the shield would begin already tilted in that direction so you get some of the same benefit as crouch shielding.
Shield tilting doesn't occur until after Powershielding would occur i.e. your shield comes up neutral then moves if you're holding a direction.I actually have better success PS when I dash into the laser. I always thought that since you're holding forward, the shield would begin already tilted in that direction so you get some of the same benefit as crouch shielding.
copy that, SBShield tilting doesn't occur until after Powershielding would occur i.e. your shield comes up neutral then moves if you're holding a direction.