KAOSTAR
the Ascended One
Yea, I def be goin for that **** 2.usmash will combo into uairs at certain percents.
imho you don't see waveshine usmash on marth much because fox players are lazy
i do that **** erry time
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Yea, I def be goin for that **** 2.usmash will combo into uairs at certain percents.
imho you don't see waveshine usmash on marth much because fox players are lazy
i do that **** erry time
I remember thaT!!that was me toph. Surprised you remembered, seems like nobody even read what I was saying.
This reminds me though, why can't we just do this when they land on bottom platforms when we're standing on the ground below them? Fox has an extra 3 frames on his jump from the ground as opposed to his DJ, but it seems like it should still be doable.stuff about reacting to platform options with shinestalling
If it's been in the metagame so long, how come no one does it? I've wattched probably half of the melee videos there are on youtube, and the only time of seen it was when lambchops was playing as fox in a friendly. You act like it's in the metagame, but no one actually does it..fox waveshine upsmash has been in the metagame forever lol
upthrow upair just requires less try, and possibly combos into 2-3 followup upairs for massive damage so everyone does that.
Lol I hope you're kidding. Bladewise is one of my favorite peaches. So fun to watch. Too much dsmash on platforms though.I remember thaT!!
Otto, that peach player was really bad. gj ****** him on brinstar, though.
You don't need to do this for bottom platforms. You can easily full hop fast fall bair/nair/uair and reach them in time.This reminds me though, why can't we just do this when they land on bottom platforms when we're standing on the ground below them? Fox has an extra 3 frames on his jump from the ground as opposed to his DJ, but it seems like it should still be doable.
Most Foxes (including the really good ones) seem to guess when the opponent is hit on a platform and I'm not sure that we need to.
it's not a "mixup chase". It's a method of reacting to all of their teching options on the platform. What part of it involves mixups?I think there are better options if they land on a middle platform. There may be better options for the top platform, but not to the extent where a mixup chase like this is actually obsolete.
Of course, but that usually covers 2-3 out of the 4 options. I'm saying, why can't we cover all of them? Is the 3 frames on his standing jump really the difference? If it's not clear, I'm talking about just standing under where they land on the platform and reacting.You don't need to do this for bottom platforms. You can easily full hop fast fall bair/nair/uair and reach them in time.
if you shine below them on the platform and wait, you will slowly fall. The person on the timer is you. If they lay there they will get the chance to safely get up. To counter this, you might shine to show them it then immediately jump and hit them. To counter that, they might immediately get up attack or roll which will hit you instead.What part of it involves mixups?
It's such a low reward punish though. I usually see foxes go for uair/drill reset instead since it leads to more hits. (I mean at low percents).Aim for the middle of the platform. Drift towards the direction they tech--bair if they go behind you, nair if they go in front. you should be able to cover it all.
Oh, I misread what Joe was talkin about originally. I thought he meant shinestall at the same time that they tech so you can react. I see what you mean.if you shine below them on the platform and wait, you will slowly fall. The person on the timer is you. If they lay there they will get the chance to safely get up. To counter this, you might shine to show them it then immediately jump and hit them. To counter that, they might immediately get up attack or roll which will hit you instead.
Mixups.
Yea man I agree with the claw for the jc upsmash, it is so much easier to be consistent with, and it feels more natural to me.Yes, I always claw Y and c-stick up. I originally got this method from m2k (who does the same thing, except with X) and then a few months later from a Fox named Souten in Japan, who convinced me that it's way more consistent.
And it is. I like, never miss running jc usmashes anymore. I used to miss them a lot at the most random times (like, I'd be fully warmed up and still miss them on occasion).
Btw, pbnj what is your combo on marth?
I'd like to live in your world.im bad at explaining combos ..ill have to show u,but it does have to do with nair grab and dair pivot grab..ill try posting a vid soon doing it..im going to be playing m2k this week so ill just do it on him(again) and post it
go to midwest <_<I'd like to live in your world.
The world where Marths don't CC nairs.
LMFAOgo to midwest <_<
great info. I gotta try this **** out too.About the whole waveland platform tech chase thing. I should point out something that I believe many people know but maybe not.
If you have your opponent in upsmash or dsmash kill % and would rather take the risk of trying to kill them outright rather than aerial and go for the edgeguard this is useful.
If they land on a platform and roll in either direction, by just wavelanding towards them in general will push them off the platform (holding forward in shield can stop this, but again this is situational). You can easily upsmash/dsmash this, especially if they fall off the platform backwards (a lot of players if you push them off forwards will falling or dbj bair, the dbj tends to get hit by the smash though).
This is pretty handy and generally difficult to punish as long as you hit them or their shield, as even if you don't push them off the platform initially the shield stun will cause them to fall off the platform after the smash.
This is really just mix-up and not really something you can plan for. But it's something to keep in mind when the situation arises in a match.
I often abuse this push off platforms or edges of stages frequently as I'm just aware of it. You don't have to smash, you can run off platform (pushing them off in the process) and aerial, for luls you can run off (pushing them off) fastfall shine wavedash to stuff (unless they are a fast faller they will still be in the air after the wavedash).
Just throwing this out there for the players looking for new things to try out.
Sounds legit to me. But I'd be worried about a buffer roll.this is off topic.
if i hit someone's shield with late nair to shine to early dair, can i safely get behind them during my dair hits?
basically shffl over their shield while the dair hits are keeping them from moving.
if this works, would they be able to wd away? if so, i get nothing out of it. i'm picturing against marth, but idk if it matters.
sorry if i failed hard at explaining this.
i prefer late aerial into shine reverse then into sh bair (fade away), just so many things it has over the dair/nairit sounds like what a lot of falcos do with late aerial shine to fade away dairs
lol for some reason i used to have a similar problem.if the worst case scenario is them rolling, then YAAAAY!!!!
lol i only started doing this because i have trouble consistently doing early retreating shffl nairs in my shield pressure with fox. dair's are easier for me. idk why, i'm dumb?