Hey guys, I was wondering if anyone knew offhand if there was a frame advantage to using Luigi's aerial interrupt with Up-air (L-cancelled, of course) as opposed to jumping up and wavelanding down? It feels like it might be a little faster to use the aerial interrupt if you could get it consistently, at least when getting to the top platforms on tri-platform stages. I could probably test myself in 20xx or something, but I was curious if anyone knew offhand.
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Frame advantage on Luigi's aerial interrupt?
- Thread starter Boxer
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Soupeschleg
Smash Journeyman
Waveland has 10 frames of landing lag and l-canceled upair has 7
make of that what you will, but imma keep wavelanding
make of that what you will, but imma keep wavelanding
Yann J.Ridin
Smash Apprentice
With Upair, you gain few frames more (like 2 or 3) because with wavelanding, you have to go more above the plateform.
Anyway, the fastest way is to teeter-cancel your waveland on the plateform. so you can have theorically only 1 frame of lag.
Anyway, the fastest way is to teeter-cancel your waveland on the plateform. so you can have theorically only 1 frame of lag.