MastaShake99
Smash Journeyman
what move sets it up?
or do i just start with that
or do i just start with that
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how do i start the b air wop?
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Anything goes into back air, pretty much.
His wall of pain is actually a combination of all of Dedede's air's, depending on where they try to go.
If you can get a chaingrab off, just end with either a Forward or a Down throw, and try and predict from there. Just practice and experiment, and you'll get better at using it.
Good luck!
His wall of pain is actually a combination of all of Dedede's air's, depending on where they try to go.
If you can get a chaingrab off, just end with either a Forward or a Down throw, and try and predict from there. Just practice and experiment, and you'll get better at using it.
Good luck!
Coney
Smash Master
Just play with it a bit. Don't focus too much on only hitting the bair, you might lose an opportunity for a fair if you're looking for just one move. Fast-fall fairs are really, really good and can often really surprise someone off the ledge, same with bair.
Just keep in mind that you're playing with a character with the lowest horizontal air speed in the game, so focus more on visualizing an actual real, vertical wall and just try to fortify it. Don't know if that makes any sense but hey, good luck :O
Just keep in mind that you're playing with a character with the lowest horizontal air speed in the game, so focus more on visualizing an actual real, vertical wall and just try to fortify it. Don't know if that makes any sense but hey, good luck :O
Monkey Wrench
Smash Apprentice
Strategies vary for different opponents, but generally, start with f-throw, d-throw, or even b throw. D tilt can sometimes be a good setup too. Keep the opponent at a low angle to the stage, and mix it up. I find fair to be a good finisher to a wop.
Hope this helps.
Hope this helps.
Drecker
Smash Ace
It starts with a Bair.
choknater
Smash Obsessed
jump and use back A effectively
this should be self-explanatory. no need to ask anyone for help on bairing, cuz its really simple and you should be able to learn it on your own
this should be self-explanatory. no need to ask anyone for help on bairing, cuz its really simple and you should be able to learn it on your own
Drecker
Smash Ace
Not everyone is as good as you Chok.
At posting.
At posting.
Oblivinati
Smash Rookie
You're now my best friend.
In all honesty, looking for an oppurtunity to use a move tends to end badly, instead, use what makes sense situationally, you'll find that bair fits the bill often.
Mith_
Smash Champion
u turn around
then u bair
keep doing it until they die
then u bair
keep doing it until they die
M-WUZ-H3R3
Smash Lord
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try DDD's smexi D-tilt/recline. lol. it will hit them up, and you can start using your B-air chain
Piginabag
Smash Rookie
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Swallow and spit works absolutely perfectly, by the time they recover from the spit you can be right in their face and ready to WoP. This does depend on how fast the person reacts; train them to react quickly and then wait half a second when you're sure they'll dodge instantly and THEN Bair.
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