dthrow into forwardair

[LePombaer]

Hey guys,

I (casual gamer) saw at many Project M streams, that there is this autocombo mentioned in the headline for mario. But at which percentages does it work? Its really hard for me to find the window in which the enemy flies in perfect position.

 

[TimeMuffinPhD]

I wouldn't say it's reliant on percentage, more about the way that the opponent DI's. The higher percent they're the higher they will go vertically, that's basically it. However your opponent can DI either forwards or backwards, which you will have to be aware of. If it's backwards you cannot follow up with F-air.

 

[theONEjanitor]

I am pretty sure there is a percentage at which d-throw (or upthrow) fair will connect on like 90% of characters. I couldn't tell you what they are though. I just start going for it around 60-80 percent. if they DI behind you you can just turn around and do it. but yes you do have to read DI. sometimes they will DI away, sometimes they will DI towards you, sometimes they'll miss the DI altoghether (unlikely). you just have to have the reflexes (or make a prediction). The first thing is to make sure you're doing it as quick as possible. I think this is the main reason people miss, is because they either didn't jump fast enough or they didn't fair fast enough after the jump.

 

[MrM]

I wouldn't say it's reliant on percentage, more about the way that the opponent DI's. The higher percent they're the higher they will go vertically, that's basically it. However your opponent can DI either forwards or backwards, which you will have to be aware of. If it's backwards you cannot follow up with F-air.

You actually can fair them if they di backwards just turn around before you jump fair practice it cause it will make your mario more deadly goodluck

 

[TimeMuffinPhD]

You actually can fair them if they di backwards just turn around before you jump fair practice it cause it will make your mario more deadly goodluck

That's interesting, I'll have to test that out!