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That would be pretty cool.This should be sticked.
I think he means more like if you're going vertical, once it finishes you can't fall horizontally, sort of like Luigi in Melee.Um...you do know that Wolf's up B move can go horizontal, right? Why did you say he gets no horizontal recovery from it?
If you're going any direction, once it finishes you can't go any more horizontally. Yes, it's a lot like Luigi's in Melee.I think he means more like if you're going vertical, once it finishes you can't fall horizontally, sort of like Luigi in Melee.
I guess they had to balance Wolf. He looks like a really good character, neverthelessIf you're going any direction, once it finishes you can't go any more horizontally. Yes, it's a lot like Luigi's in Melee.
What this means is that Wolf is easier to edge-hog, and that he struggles to come back to the stage, edge-hog or not, if you're below the stage and only slightly to the left/right of it. All other characters that I've played in Brawl just kind of snap on to the edge, but Wolf sweet spot for this is considerably smaller.
I kept getting distracted by that on the side of the screen! Took me a wile to figure out what it was...I hope you guys like the Luigi plushie cameo in the Diddy/Toon Link video. It's pretty funny stuff.