Not sure if this is the right place to post this, but I've had a few games where I've landed Chrom's up B initial swing, but they have managed to DI away and avoid the spike. When can this happen? Should i be able to read the DI and compensate by adjusting my direction?
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DI out of Chrom up B
- Thread starter Choo1233
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Smash Journeyman
Which way have they DId and escaped? Towards or away?
Burr
Smash Apprentice
Are they able to escape when they DI towards?
I’ve alsk been thinking about your situation and wondered if I should always hit forwards on my left stick after landing the initial hit on the suicide up b kill, to catch them if they try to DI away.
I’ve alsk been thinking about your situation and wondered if I should always hit forwards on my left stick after landing the initial hit on the suicide up b kill, to catch them if they try to DI away.
It hasn't happened recently so I could be mistaken, but they are able to DI towards me to avoid it. This is especially true if I left stick towards the blast zones. They'll just end up behind me and I SD.
I think this is possible depending on which part of the hitbox you land, and if you drift one direction with your opponent drifts the other? Most people will DI towards the stage, so it's probably useful to drift that way (I play Ike more than Chrom and when I want to aethercide with Ike offstage, I first drift away from the stage going up, then into my opponent)
CbM_
Smash Apprentice
i was having the issue too and i sd´d because of this... WTF