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How often do you get to play Sethlon? I remember seeing him and Denti playing in a Texas Monthly and that man has a smooth Roy.
Recovering low isn't quite as suicidal as it seems when you first start playing the matchup - if you find yourself there, try to bait an early use of it, or drill sideways if he's standing too close to the ledge to interrupt. Either way you definitely want to snap to the ledge if you don't connect with a hitbox, or the neutral B will be the least of your worries. Roy's recovery is plenty safe against Wario (and so many others), that Blazer gives so much coverage. But you have the aerial mobility to get to him before that crucial range. There's not really a whole lot he can do besides smack you with a weak hitbox if you catch him before he can Up B. BThrow makes it so easy to convert the game offstage, and that's where I'd prefer to be in this matchup at all times. Learn to respect what Roy can do (UAir strings, FAir/UAir -> FSmash, Flare Blade edgeguards, UThrow/UAir -> BAir finisher) and you'll quickly start bringing it back.
That's right. It was very slightly SDI-able, but moves that deal 1% or less are historically un-SDI-able.
he's so garbage now lol #cantkilloredgeguard
TTTTTsd
- it still worked to an extent, made the opponent scared to shield it, which is supposed to be the best thing to do against it. It's kinda sad that I don't have a cool mix up dash grab, but meh, I understand the decision and I feel like he's more balanced because of it.
Goodluck all the Lucas and Link mains are donezo.
What?
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, when you DACUS do you use the claw technique or do you have a configured set up?
Command grabs though, dude. Catch it on an opponent who's shielding, or above you on a platform, and you get a free 11% or so and the potential for a techchase on fastfallers or an aerial on floatier characters. His air movement really complements the bite, if not necessarily the other way around. It's pretty punishable on a whiff, I'll admit.
They react slower, as they must now break the tumble before your follow up (unlikely) and it will cause a hard knockdown when they land (if they break the tumble). You can break out of tumble by alternating left/right inputs, like full speed dash dances). Dthrow is about the same in effectiveness as before. This change likely made up for the loss in damage dealt.
Air SB has less knockback at low at low% and more knockback at high%.
After jumping from grounded SB, it takes roughly 50% longer before Wario can cancel SB-jump with double jump. So you can't dj back while rising from SB anymore. You have to wait until he dips down a bit.
Jumping from grounded SB used to deal damage and kb equal to the average damage and kb of the grounded SB. Thus, you could always have an average damage/kb SB by jumping right before hitting someone if they were too close to you. Now it has the aerial SB properties, which are listed above.
If you don't know what this is, it won't affect you at all. I'm not sure if I had any influence on this decision, but you can see some things you could do with "hold back to end aerial version early" here, and in the thread inside of it: http://smashboards.com/threads/new-shoulder-bash-cancel-tech.369094/
It's harder to sdi out of various moves Wario has. Wario animates slightly faster when hitting enemies.
