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That's really strange, as I can't act out of it straight away like I want to with limit charged. Any explanation?
Yea it's working, just a training mode issue for some reason
I'd like to say dash attack because of knockback and damage, but it's still unsafe on shield. If you can go for a safe one then by all means. I'd also say neutral B as most projectiles seem to help damage Luma, as she kind of acts like a shield. Maybe side b would work, but I'm not too knowledgeable on this matchup. A good strategy for defeating Luma would be to just attack her with high damage moves when Rosa's offstage, so any smashes will take almost all of her health. The easiest way to defeat Luma is knocking her off, so I'd go for high knockback over high damage. Jab and forward air would also work well by this principle along with dash attack and smashes.
Spacing. Nair and Bair have incredible range and are really safe when spaced. Learning how to properly space with these moves will benefit you greatly.
By which you mean not snapping to it, similarly to non-Limit Climhazzard?
Yes. Some people know how to Limit Up B through the ledge and hit a potential edgeguarder rather than snapping the ledge.
Hold down as you pass the ledge with LB Climhazzard and Cloud will fly past it.
You're playing a defensive game until you strike, and then you go in. You're baiting people out and running them into Dairs, Uair juggles, tomahawk grabs, or playing a grounded approach and baiting dashgrabs with jabs and DTilts.
Thx for the tips Rango. I knew that cloud is more meant for defensive gameplay.
Not a combo confirm, but for starters, you can always fire Limit Blade Beam right under the ledge after knocking someone offstage.
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So just to clarify, it's in the middle of the swing, in the middle of the sword? Thanks!
The blue hitbox is the one that spikes. Note that it only spikes airborne opponents and is instead a 60° launch against grounded ones. Also note that it doesn't move with the sword.
The best way to get a feel for fair spiking is to do it yourself. Go do a local match vs a level one bot, and try to kill a bot with a fair spike. Try until you fail and when you do, finish the match, save the replay, and watch the replay. Pause right at the point where you spike, and using that info, practice it now on training mode over and over until you get it. It
No not really. The only aerial that is pretty safe on shield if spaced after uair got nerfed is bair. Some characters can perfect shield bair and punish if you spam is predictably.
You use it pretty much in situations where bair isn't fast enough to hit, or you want a longer lasting/bigger hit box. It's also actually better than bair for edge guarding imo.
You can cancel limit without shielding/rolling/airdodging at any time by pressing B again while it's charging.
Im not sure if falling up air is safe to do actually its bair AC dair are usually the safe moves to go for mostly
I asked this question in the past and since then, patches affected the meta by a lot. What characters does Cloud currently lose to and which characters does Cloud go even against?
that like to sit in shield, i'm a scrubby little **** that pockets cloud so if it's demanding in terms of execution don't even bother.
but I decided to test some more relevant characters and it works on certain others too. I've only tested and so far but all 5 hits connect on and . It doesn't work on (neither does Mewtwo's infinite because his animation for being footstooled goes so damn low) and I was able to get the last 3 hits on and . Concerned that that may not be true, I made a control setup for b sticking and tried again on and got the last 4 hits instead of the last 3.
