okami473
Smash Apprentice
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- Jun 5, 2007
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This is an almost useful technique that has already been discussed. Apparently called the "Murder Quake"
All it is is using Gannons Down-B right after jumping, but before you have left the ground. It creates a small shockwave infront and behind gannon that comes out instantaniously. It knock foes a short distance from you and deals a small amount of damage. Unfortunetly after that you are open to attacks for a large period of time. If you miss your gonna get F-Smashed. And even if you hit, they might not be hit far enough away for you to be safe. It can be used right out of sheild and it is faster than dairing out of a sheild. Most people will probly be suprised enough that you could possibly get away damage-free.
Since this is old news apparently lets go ahead and turn this into a discusion of its potiential usefulness or how it is competly pointless.
I always follow up by either sheilding/rolling/spotdodging. It is also good for akward moments when people roll/tech and end up right on you and you cant really decide on a direction to attack.
Edit: Seems everyone is in complete opposition so it looks like I fail untill somone finds a practical use.
All it is is using Gannons Down-B right after jumping, but before you have left the ground. It creates a small shockwave infront and behind gannon that comes out instantaniously. It knock foes a short distance from you and deals a small amount of damage. Unfortunetly after that you are open to attacks for a large period of time. If you miss your gonna get F-Smashed. And even if you hit, they might not be hit far enough away for you to be safe. It can be used right out of sheild and it is faster than dairing out of a sheild. Most people will probly be suprised enough that you could possibly get away damage-free.
Since this is old news apparently lets go ahead and turn this into a discusion of its potiential usefulness or how it is competly pointless.
I always follow up by either sheilding/rolling/spotdodging. It is also good for akward moments when people roll/tech and end up right on you and you cant really decide on a direction to attack.
Edit: Seems everyone is in complete opposition so it looks like I fail untill somone finds a practical use.