double shine??

[CanISmash]

or double shine pillar i forget the name. can someone explain how this works. im guessing its two consecutive shines. and i've learned you can jump to cancel a shine but im still not following how two shines hit consecutively....

another question any tips recovering with falco. i know forward b and up b are his recoveries... forward b covering most horizontal... up b generally sucking but doing some vertical and virtually little horizontal. i practice level 9 comps. i know you say you shouldn't but i just want pressure as im trying out advance techniques and stuff... well at times i seem to get edge guarded at lets say 30% which is pathetic. mainly if my first recovery fails... such as getting hit out of the phantasm. i know to sweet spot the ledge for the move and all that but still...

 

[Volrec]

the double shine is when you shine with Falco, then jump, then shine again. The easiest to do this is hold down and press B then x/Y over and over. I love doing this for style points and stuff. The double shine pillar is 2 shines, then a dair. If you want to see it, watch "You just got Shiz'd on" which is a falco combo video on youtube. It's at the very end. He doubleshine pillars a fox and breaks his shield.

For the second part, im not going to even answer because if you know you shouuldnt practice with level 9 comps, why do you still do?

 

[SSBM Jp]

its really tricky, i use the control stick to do my double shines to Bair

 

[Mindphazzer]

I practice with level 9 comps and still do really good, it's alot easier for me and helps me improve. I also use the control stick to do my double shines, it's some good stuff.

 

[Leoneri]

But in training against level 9 comps, you really are going to make it harder for yourself at tourneys.

 

[chlor0form]

Is training against level 9 comp's really that bad? ... like better than not playing at all .zZzzwow, j/p but seriously

 

[Mindphazzer]

Nah, I figured it's better for me to fight a level 9 then any other level because they just grab you or attack you right out of your attacks. It helps me think of some nice approaches. If you fight a level 2-5 sure you can learn some neat combos here and there but will they really work against a human player all the time? Got to think if you can even pull the combo off on a human player, you will never know if they are super aggressive. I can combo Level 9's just fine, I'm going to stick to em.