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10 bucks on upsmash out of shield when falco is approaching from abovei got this new **** pc showed me son ****s been working vs falcos on the ec
i have to see how it works vs other falcos now
horrible idea.10 bucks on upsmash out of shield when falco is approaching from above
nah...10 bucks on upsmash out of shield when falco is approaching from above
nah...Nah, it's all about the reverse upsmash kill.
you watched the the pc pp match though right?nah umbreons right
top level falcos are gonna mess up so little that ur gotta get like one in thirty usmashes oos right, and every time u dont get it they get a free shine combo (half ur stock) so its better to just out-position
so falco can double shine instead? why would you engage in guessing games for 18% where, if you lose, you get combod to 60? the best way to deal with falco's pillar is to not challenge it. if you give your opponent a chance to out-skill you, they eventually will.upsmash oos is a seriously underused tactic by foxes these days.
it comes out of frame 8 for christs sake, only 1 frame less than a sheild grab.
and falco's ideal pillar has like a 15 frame window of no sheild stun where you could smash his face in.
foxs should do it for real.
pretty much thisso falco can double shine instead? why would you engage in guessing games for 18% where, if you lose, you get combod to 60? the best way to deal with falco's pillar is to not challenge it. if you give your opponent a chance to out-skill you, they eventually will.
if fox really wants to beat falco, spam bair. if it's not working, bair better.
What about colbol? Is he not on their level?I think this sudden surge of Falco>Fox is just due to the use proportions. Look how many top Falcos there are compared to Foxes (seriously, it's like, Jman...and then Lucky and that's it).
Falco's don't jc shine in fox's sheild too much. Mostly pillars.so falco can double shine instead? why would you engage in guessing games for 18% where, if you lose, you get combod to 60? the best way to deal with falco's pillar is to not challenge it. if you give your opponent a chance to out-skill you, they eventually will.
if fox really wants to beat falco, spam bair. if it's not working, bair better.
can you please explain this a little more, sean?Only bad falcos pillar. Or good falcos pillar against bad players lol.
I just think that most characters have a lot of options around shine > shuffle dair. It's good to use sometimes but there are a lot of follow ups to use after a shine and you have to use all of them so that you don't become predictable. Bad players pillar because they don't know or don't know how to use other options and good players pillar bad players because bad players don't know how to get out of it.can you please explain this a little more, sean?
PC was doing this against Dr PP, hes a pretty good falco....pretty much this
YES, usmash oos is very good against falco, but it's so risky (yes, even in the situations you presented, try playing mango or zhu's falco) that even if you knew exactly how to execute it, it wouldn't be worth it, because the risk vs. reward of getting hit by falco's shine at low % is not in your favor.
not saying people shouldn't master this technique. it's very useful in some places, especially against noobs who don't know how to time their hits right. but if you base your strategy around this against a good falco, you're gonna get embarrassed.
The first dair shine shine is on an opponent's shield is almost always safe and low. The second dair in a shield pressure string is usually performed early and hits the opponent's shield high. This is what allows Fox to shine oos so easily (without even having to oos shine perfectly) and for alot of the cast to roll or WD between the hits.Only bad falcos pillar. Or good falcos pillar against bad players lol.
You really shouldn't use that.PC was doing this against Dr PP, hes a pretty good falco....
You really shouldn't use that.
so what do you think about upsmash out of shield to challenge a full hopped or double jump dair wit falco.You really shouldn't use that.
fair enoughFirst of all, I'm going to wonder why a Fox is trying to challenge the Dair instead of getting out of the way(probably with WD OOS) and punishing Falco when he lands(with an Upsmash, grab, etc)/as he falls(with a Bair, Nair, etc).
Ignoring that, I'm going to be honest and say I don't know much about that situation(Usmash OOS vs FH/DJ Dair). I'd think that it'd be tough for Fox to pull off the Usmash OOS to trade with/beat? Falco's Dair, but doable with practice(I guess it would come down to work with getting the timing and following aerial DI?).
But yeah, I guess my short answer is: it's -probably- doable, but it'd be better to avoid the Dair and punish.
Colbol's good, but he needs to travel more if I'm to judge him on the same level as those two.What about colbol? Is he not on their level?
But understanding that wasn't really your point. I just feel sad I see little mention of colbol. Although I guess he hasn't been to many major tourneys lately.