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How to avoid last hit of Nair
- Thread starter CGod
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Trunks159
Smash Journeyman
It doesn't work any % on any character. Dtilt has 3 different hitboxes: the first (the one closest to Lucas) sends your opponent at about a 75° angle, second (middle of dtilt) at about a 40° angle , and the third (tip of dtilt) hits them horizontally (361°). The one closest to Lucas deals the most amount of hitstun and sends your opponent at an angle such that is very difficult to get out of.
Against fast fallers (
;;;;;etc) the dtitl will not launch them high enough for any real follow up before they can reach the ground and roll/shield/spotdodge before about 50%.
Dtilt's never really going to true combo into grab but the combo challenges human reaction speeds (you have about 12 frames of hitstun, 13 frames average reaction time, and 6-7frames of input lag so reacting to the hit can be tough).
Against fast fallers (
;;;;;etc) the dtitl will not launch them high enough for any real follow up before they can reach the ground and roll/shield/spotdodge before about 50%.Dtilt's never really going to true combo into grab but the combo challenges human reaction speeds (you have about 12 frames of hitstun, 13 frames average reaction time, and 6-7frames of input lag so reacting to the hit can be tough).
KaptenFullkorn
Smash Journeyman
Fast fall at the apex of your shorthop, if done correctly you should land before the last hit connects. Its not a true combo btw, but Trunks allready covered that nicely.