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Give me yoshi tips
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yoshiiscool
Smash Journeyman
Eggs are great, and f-tilt is amazing.
Read Bringer's guide, watch some vids/play yourself, and then ask some specifics, otherwise there's too much to say about general stuff, sorry.
Read Bringer's guide, watch some vids/play yourself, and then ask some specifics, otherwise there's too much to say about general stuff, sorry.
INSANE CARZY GUY
Banned via Warnings
yoshi's sheild lasts 1 frame longer than anyone else's.
really I can tell you how to kill a man but if you never do it you'll never understand in many ways you have to learn on your own. Because if you tryed to sum up anyone even in a detailed way it's not as useful as playing and learning and testing. I could say pichu is only nair which is somewhat true because techically it's his best option but that's a terrible way to play even if you master your spacing.
really I can tell you how to kill a man but if you never do it you'll never understand in many ways you have to learn on your own. Because if you tryed to sum up anyone even in a detailed way it's not as useful as playing and learning and testing. I could say pichu is only nair which is somewhat true because techically it's his best option but that's a terrible way to play even if you master your spacing.
learn to shorthop.
once you got that down, practise using back-air with a short hop. The second you land you can use any attack instantly. back air -> pivot -> forward-tilt is a good combo to start yourself with.
same goes for forward air!
ignore downB + eggroll
spam the crap outta down smash, yoshi is the 3rd heaviest character in the game so can crouch cancel many attacks
USE THE AIRDODGE TO RECOVER, thats the shoulder button - hold towards the stage and airdodge after using yoshis second jump for extra recovery distance.
this should get you started if all your friends do it roll and smash
once you got that down, practise using back-air with a short hop. The second you land you can use any attack instantly. back air -> pivot -> forward-tilt is a good combo to start yourself with.
same goes for forward air!
ignore downB + eggroll
spam the crap outta down smash, yoshi is the 3rd heaviest character in the game so can crouch cancel many attacks
USE THE AIRDODGE TO RECOVER, thats the shoulder button - hold towards the stage and airdodge after using yoshis second jump for extra recovery distance.
this should get you started if all your friends do it roll and smash
KirbyKaze
Smash Legend
Bair F-tilt does not usually require a pivot. Simply turning around will usually suffice.
StoneColdBeast
Smash Cadet
I think he just used the word loosely.
KirbyKaze
Smash Legend
I think the distinction is important. I didn't disagree with his strategy's core. Bair --> F-tilt is pretty staple.
However, for links that require a specific movement in between for them to work, such as Marth F-throw --> WD --> F-smash vs some characters at certain percents, I think getting the movement tech correct is important or the combo is wrong.
I know he probably didn't intend it that way (an actual pivot), but I think it should be corrected anyway.
However, for links that require a specific movement in between for them to work, such as Marth F-throw --> WD --> F-smash vs some characters at certain percents, I think getting the movement tech correct is important or the combo is wrong.
I know he probably didn't intend it that way (an actual pivot), but I think it should be corrected anyway.
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what the ****
my mind was just blown
I remember when Melee just came out and threads like these were everywhere.Moo pretty much answered this; just read the guides and if you have any specific questions, you can go to any of the technique or matchup threads (there is a stick with links) and there should also be a video critique thread if you record yourself.
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