Reiyalin
Smash Rookie
- Joined
- Oct 27, 2014
- Messages
- 9
- 3DS FC
- 2767-0292-6398
Hey guys! So I've long mostly hid in the shadows of the boards reading away. I went on a long hiatus because of getting busy, old 3ds joystick getting messed up (rip that 3ds). Anyhow, not that I was any good before the hiatus but I finally was able to start playing smash again and have been relearning things (or learning things I hadn't before...)
I have been practicing some easier advanced techs lately and trying to make them more consistent. I noticed sometimes I time vanish gliding just slightly late (like fall off the stage very briefly) and go higher on the initial explosion without jumping. it's like I get a short hop in before the vanish except I am definitely not jumping.
I was thinking oh, maybe this is an alternative useful way to use vanish at the edge if the opponent recovers a bit higher than for vanish glide but when trying to research into it, I couldn't find it in the compendium or more recent pages on the boards. Not sure if new tech, old tech (whose name I don't know due to being gone so long and did not see in the beloved Compendium), a useless mistake that no one cares about (orz)... So I thought I would post and ask about it.
I have been practicing some easier advanced techs lately and trying to make them more consistent. I noticed sometimes I time vanish gliding just slightly late (like fall off the stage very briefly) and go higher on the initial explosion without jumping. it's like I get a short hop in before the vanish except I am definitely not jumping.
I was thinking oh, maybe this is an alternative useful way to use vanish at the edge if the opponent recovers a bit higher than for vanish glide but when trying to research into it, I couldn't find it in the compendium or more recent pages on the boards. Not sure if new tech, old tech (whose name I don't know due to being gone so long and did not see in the beloved Compendium), a useless mistake that no one cares about (orz)... So I thought I would post and ask about it.