Could this be useful?

[Dott]

So yesterday i was practice some new Link techniques to me from a vide that another user posted here, today i tought if i could mix that with an edguarding technique. After a few tries i got something.

So the technique it's very simple, it's just do your bair and cancel it with a ledge waveland. It will be better if you see it, so please take a look.

You can also waveland to a ledge grab.

Also you can use it to grab, drop and regrab a bomb multiple times.

So my question here is, could this be useful? I don't know if any Link player already uses it btw.

 

[NickRiddle]

You know you can start this with a SH bair > waveland?
And, no, that is a very bad "tech" so nobody should use it.

 

[Largo Shogun]

Keep experimenting. Don't let negative comments get you down.

 

[Fenrir VII]

#negativeNick

(Bair waveland is very good)

@ NickRiddle

 

[NickRiddle]

SH bair waveland is good, I do not think waveland offstage > DJ bair is useful in any way. Who on Earth is going to get hit by that? Even if the user is facing off-stage and the bairs are onstage, is this supposed to be bad shield pressure or something?
If I think something is bad I will say as much. I said nothing about experimenting, nor did I say that he should not try to be creative, I merely said that this looks bad.

 

[Largo Shogun]

You came off as rude to more than just me, and I intended to counterbalance it. We are trying to keep a positive atmosphere. Your input is appreciated.

 

[Fenrir VII]

Chill dude.
The topic title was "Could this be useful?", and Nick's answer was "no". That's not rude.

Also, not sure I would ever argue with Nick about tech usefulness... (but seriously #negativeNick should be a thing like...now)

 

[Largo Shogun]

Well I'll apologize then, sorry Nick.

 

[NickRiddle]

#negativeNick is now under my name.
Be prepared.

 

[InfinityCollision]

Recovering at that height is just begging to get hit with arrows, fairs, fsmash, upb, or whatever else you please. You'd look semi-fancy doing those bairs over and over, but hopefully your opponent isn't giving you reason to try in the first place.