DeliciousCake
Smash Lord
The ROB infinite isn't a standing infinite, just as clarification.
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Foward Throw Chain Grab List
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Supermodel From Paris
Smash Hero
Yeah. The reason I asked at first was because I thought it pretty much acted as one. YOU might be moving, but ROB is in one place and it doesn't end like the meta knight "infinite" ends, with her reaching the end of the stage and being unable to continue.
I wonder why that distinction is there. What is the functional difference between the ROB infinite and the Wario grab-release infinite anyway?
Several people in NC try to ban "any series of moves that completely deprives the opponent of control over their character indefinitely," to get around the fact that this is in fact not a standing infinite.
It's all nonsense. None of the infinites need to be banned, anyway.
It's all nonsense. None of the infinites need to be banned, anyway.
Nefarious B
Smash Champion
ICs need their grabs to compete, banning it would just result in one less character capable of competition at high levels.
I don't see any standing infinites making any characters unbeatable by a significant majority of the cast.
noradseven
Smash Lord
Yeah I don't want it banned because its legit, but its also bull****, basically its practice mode for them as you watch yourself get infinited and its not even cool looking. Plus I haven't found an IC main I didn't hate so.
shlike
Smash Ace
I COMEPLETELY agree.
noradseven
Smash Lord
I hope that spelling error isn't making fun of my spelling and its just an oops like I make.
Nefarious B
Smash Champion
Is there any visual cue to help know when the last ten frames of the throw are starting? I'm having mixed results right now trying to use this.
NickRiddle
#negativeNick
When her leg moves forward a little you can run again. That's at least how I do it.
ClownOfGod
Smash Rookie
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This will be my first contribution. YAY.
Anyway, after extensive testing, I've found the grab doesn't work on Luigi. He can neutral air or fair out of it, ZSS is just too slow to grab in time. I pulled it off once or twice, where I took damage from the hit but still managed to grab, but it's around 95% that Luigi will escape.
Hopefully, some of you will figure this out, maybe even verify this information.
Anyway, after extensive testing, I've found the grab doesn't work on Luigi. He can neutral air or fair out of it, ZSS is just too slow to grab in time. I pulled it off once or twice, where I took damage from the hit but still managed to grab, but it's around 95% that Luigi will escape.
Hopefully, some of you will figure this out, maybe even verify this information.
Watch teh video, then use the sound queues. I tried to sync it up to the waltz @ about 40 seconds in.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2EDWh0N6cvU
noradseven
Smash Lord
nice vid.
Also I just clicked on your sig went to the sirlin vids nice, I love sirlin, but being a SRK'r I guess that is not surprising, also everyone starting smash needs to see these, plus Sirlin is item fan wooooo.
Supermodel From Paris
Smash Hero
I messed around with these a little:
It seems Falco's does in fact start at 0%. The first grab is standing, like Nef said a while ago.
With Link, and Wolf, if the Fthrow is staled once or twice, you can in fact chain from 0% as mentioned in the OP, but I guess we already knew that.
What's weird are the other ones, DK, etc. While they do seem to be escapable at some points like mentioned in the OP, the %s are not consistent. For instance, the first time I tested it DK could jump and spot dodge at 10% and the second time he could not. This might mean that it's a specific frame range that it must be performed on. This is worth testing out with debug, if anyone has it.
It seems Falco's does in fact start at 0%. The first grab is standing, like Nef said a while ago.
With Link, and Wolf, if the Fthrow is staled once or twice, you can in fact chain from 0% as mentioned in the OP, but I guess we already knew that.
What's weird are the other ones, DK, etc. While they do seem to be escapable at some points like mentioned in the OP, the %s are not consistent. For instance, the first time I tested it DK could jump and spot dodge at 10% and the second time he could not. This might mean that it's a specific frame range that it must be performed on. This is worth testing out with debug, if anyone has it.