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I'm assuming you mean Mii Sword with Optimal Moveset right? I'm just wondering cause the rulesets on Miis are horribly complex and I tend to not think of them too much. Just wanted to know for clarity's sake since absolutely 0 people talk about Mii Sword.
Crossing up Nair means it takes even longer to hit the target, or you have to be more obvious with it.
You talking to me? I know it doesn't really matter here, I was just stating how I felt about Chirron and Bayonetta's announcement as a side note.
He's nothing exceptional yeah. He doesn't have a lot of overtuned crazy stuff, he's pretty honest.
Yeah, he doesn't seem exceptionally terrible, just not exceptionally good either.
Uthrow to uair?
Yeah, Mii Swordfighter with optimal moveset and size. Throw combos, good tilts, etc.
Yes. Not sure how much DI/rage can affect it but it's definitely there.
Falco's D-throw only does 5% and if he's fighting Captain Falcon, Ganondorf, or Samus and on certain stages, using D-throw near the ledge can stage spike them for some reason and that ends up with a 2% throw. At higher percents, U-throw will only do 4% since the 4% laser - Why? Just make the throw part do 5% instead of making his lasers all weird - can miss. Fox's in the same boat, but I don't know if his D-throw can cause stage spikes like that. If it can, you're looking at a 1% throw which would be the weakest throw in the entire series. Otherwise, it does 7% total; each laser does 1.5% which considering the close range, Fox should be doing 13% - dayum - from 4 3% lasers and a 1% throw. And if either of his U-throw or B-throw lasers misses, then they're only 2% throws. Sheik's D-throw can also stage spike? and doing so would cause a 3% throw. I don't think this is possible, but if Mewtwo's Shadow Balls miss during F-throw, then he's only doing 3%. So, 6% is weak? Hell, look at Ike's 7% across the board which is just 1% off, but 7% only on all throws... Lucina and Marth have only their D-throw as the strongest at 5% as everything else is 4% while Roy's strongest throw is a 6% U-throw while everything else is 5%.
Is no one butLuco going to talk about how Bowser is the new Donkey Kong?
He's only been out for a couple hours and there's already a limit breack cancel tech?
What is this, exactly?
Yeah two Bowsers destroyed me this evening with that new hoo-hah. Looks like it's way easier to pull off than the ding dong.Is no one but
Information about Instant Limit Cancel. It's similar to a tech other characters with chargeable specials can perform such as Sheik (needles, the original cancel), ROB (gyro), Diddy Kong (popgun), and Pac Man (fruit). It basically allows Cloud to use any grounded normal except fsmash out of a Limit charge, which gives him faster options out of a run and more options while charging Limit Break.
Just did a quick test with Game & Watch with default oil panic (yes, the bucket can absorb Blade Beam, so I assume the same can be said for PSI Boys and Mii Gunner and their healing moves).
We'll see. He might be higher, he might be lower. I don't know the character well enough but from what I've labbed with... it definately reminds me of when the Ding Dong was discovered. On top of that he has the clutch side b suicide if he takes the lead, which is scarier than anything DK has.
Now we have a new question... What does that make Donkey Kong if Bowser is the new Donkey Kong?Is no one but
According to Lordwilliam1234, Nair's frame 5 and Utilt is frame 6.1) CLOUD'S NAIR IS SEXY AS HELL
2) So is Utilt
3) His recovery tho. Thank goodness for magnet hands otherwise he'd be really... little mac-esque.
4) He doesn't give me any "super competitive" vibes yet. He does have that trump card. Reminds me of Wario with Shulk's range in a way. We'll see, it's still day one so, y'know.
One thing Cloud has as an edge is that he has fast hitting moves with only Up Smash, Side Smash, and Fair being noticeably slow normals and Blade Beam and Finishing Touch being slow Specials, but then again, not a lot of Specials are super-fast, so... Most of Cloud's attacks are very close to his body which sort of makes his range seem shorter than it seems, but that also means you can't hug his body and have blind spots protect you. Some of the animations also shrink his hurtbox like how Side Smash involves him twisting back sort of like how Mario pulls back for Side Smash how Dair involves him lifting his legs up and with the size of the Buster Sword, it's one giant hitbox out compared to Link's thinner, but still disjointed Master Sword hitbox for his Dair. That's his edge and his distinguishing mark: Cloud's a fast-hitting swordsman with disjointed hitboxes close to his body unlike all the other swordsmen where most of them tend to hit out with Shulk being the extreme.
The UThrow change is overwhelmingly massive for his punishment game. A big issue was that his attacks generally have high horizontal knockback so he'd easily lose momentum. This fixes that issue. Meanwhile, he has a lot of mix ups from it. Up to a certain percent, he has near guaranteed combos. After that, DI will kick in. A proper prediction can net you a drop kick if they don't jump. You can charge USmash if you predict they're going to airdodge your followup.Is no one but
