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Yeah, he means the four frames. Just doesn't work from the ground. But done too high still leaves you open- he is a floaty after all, getting to the ground takes time that might as well be considered lag. I assume that all is what he we talking about.
Is that due to Mewtwo being in his normal fall state or is there a window during the end of the Teleport animation?
yay
I'm pretty sure he's actually lighter on the standard weight spectrum.
You're right. My bad. I misread the data M2K posted.
From what I heard yeah. Was he really light in PAL? 4 frames would not be my favorite. I like Falco too much. However, 4 frames in Melee does mean 5 frames in Project M, so that's not so bad.
4 frames of jumpstart in melee is still 4 in project m. The short hop window extends into the last frame of jumpstart in project m whereas in melee it was all of jumpstart minus the last frame. But 4 frame jumpstart animation is the same thing in both games, 5 is the same in both games.
When I was working on my project, I made his weight 109, which is the same weight as Ganon. I personally think that would be way too heavy for a character with recovery as good as Mewtwo's. He wouldn't die until ridiculously high % on stages that have even moderately large walls. I honestly don't know what weight he should be though. It's a good thing the PMBR is taking care of it.
As a Melee Mewtwo main, it's laughable how wrong this is. It's super awesome that they gave him a long range move that can be attacked out of, but it's in no way even close to broken. You know why? Because it's Mewtwo's aerials and attacks. Heck, even his teleport looks safer and quicker than it actually is. Why don't you try to competitively pick up Melee Mewtwo and then seriously ask yourself how any of the changes they made to PM Mewtwo will be broken in any way.
Its ok buddy, just let it out, nice and easy
pressing A to attack requires a directional input, which is a bigger deal for mewtwo than peach since he can move in every direction while hovering. You'll lose some of your desired movement direction by dedicating the control stick to that time for the aerial. I changed my L button to jump and have started practicing using it to float as peach so come time for mewtwo I'll have separated the muscle memory for floating/hovering from that of jumping, so I can just use cstick to do aerials.
