RaphaelRobo
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I flick c stick away on the right hand side and down on the left hand side, then use the control stick to jump.
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is it just me, or does RLD have stricter timing than forward?I had a debate about this with tipman once. He always used c-stick to prevent any chance of a fastfall. I use down, and hit X as I roll the control stick to forward (haduken! lol). I'm hitting X frame perfect after the drop so there is no fastfall. If you are late one frame on the jump, everything else has to be perfect (must be on stage far enough before you land, must hit R at the perfect time). You need to be holding forward as soon as you jump, especially for RLD. Practice it until its muscle memory. I essentially never miss a ledgedash so I don't see a problem with using down to drop.
ONLY in the sense that you have to snap from forward to backwards as fast as possible after going from down to forward as fast as possible... just an extra step (and, well, now that I think about it, you get more forward movement out of your jump the sooner you jump, so you're right. But if you commit the ledgedrop to jump to frame perfect muscle memory, there isn't much of a difference). You also have to be far enough on the stage to RLD... you can do a regular ledgedash if you don't go from ledgedrop to forward fast enough, but for RLD ganon's body has to be completely over the stage or you will airdodge offstage to your death.is it just me, or does RLD have stricter timing than forward?
I'm pretty much the opposite, I use L for wavedashing/landing and R for everything else (l-canceling, shielding, etc.)I use the analog only. That is, if we're still talking about wavelands from the ledge. I pull away ever so slightly then hold straight in to waveland.
Of course, I'm weird about lots of things. I also only use L to L-cancel, wavedash, waveland, shield drop, shield, roll, and wd oos too.
I never touch R.
Dude, dont even worry about it. We have all summer, starting in may for me, so its all good^ I like you already :D
i totally forgot about smash this weekend tho sorryI was busy working and when I was off i was trying to fix my desktop. I think i've resigned it to the graveyard
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ledge hop dair is impossible, or at least highly impractical though, isn't it? Seeing as the hitbox doesn't come out in time. Although I could be wrong and maybe I'm just doing it too slowly. Try it and lemme know!I don't see the point in an RLD edge-cancel dair, doing a ledgehop edge-cancel dair seems faster and easier. I'll give the Fair a try, though. That one sounds pretty cool.
I pulled it off once by accident. I'm not entirely sure how, but it'll be awesome if I can replicate it.ledge hop dair is impossible, or at least highly impractical though, isn't it? Seeing as the hitbox doesn't come out in time. Although I could be wrong and maybe I'm just doing it too slowly. Try it and lemme know!
True but all RLD applications carry a big risk as you've used your dj, and the dair yields high reward in most situations. Plus, it's ******** but RLD will surprise virtually ANY PLAYER, especially the first time. They are just never expecting it it seems.RLD into Dair? Hm... that would work if you expect a grab but that's kinda very risky since they can also aerial you and you also have 0 room.
I LOVE THIS. I do it quite a bit lol, idk why I just really like it. It's better than ledgehop to pivot dash dropzone dair because Ganon's heel is at the center of the hitbox. His toe on the other hand, isn't really disjointed at all.RLD dropzone dair
Ace, I couldn't agree more with you on this one! I use RLD to fair and RLD to uair (this is if ledge drop uair can't quite cut it) quite frequently and I'd like to see more of it as well. But I have actually seen RockCrock do it. He used the RLD to dropzone dair and RLD to uair before and it's pretty raw. And tipman is the only one ive seen to use RLD to DJ uair-- and it was AWESOME! It covered every option; even though he actually missed with it, he was still able to get the edgeguard because it left eggm with only one option.I LOVE THIS. I do it quite a bit lol, idk why I just really like it. It's better than ledgehop to pivot dash dropzone dair because Ganon's heel is at the center of the hitbox. His toe on the other hand, isn't really disjointed at all.
Other applications I like:
RLD uair to DJ uair (everything must be frame perfect essentially to make it back to the ledge)
RLD bair to uair (SUPER situational I'll admit, but this can lead to an insane gimp when someone is at low%. You also have an extra frame due to bair's IASA)
RLD to DJ bair/uair (SUPER underused. Imagine ledgehop bair/uair but with more range. It's never expected unlike the ledgehop bair/uair)
This is another level for the Ganon metagame. Sure, lots of Ganon's can RLD. But how many times do you ACTUALLY see it used appropriately, where some light is shed on it's true potential? Kage never does it. Linguini never does it. I haven't seen RockCrock do it either. Not even Tipman has exhausted it's resources. GET THIS MOVE DOWN. Fear of SD should not be an issue!!
Both of those combos sound so sick. I'm gonna try to make a mental note to try them out.RLD dj uair edgeguard seems hella strong if you can grab edge after the uair (you do, right?)
vs fox: RDL dj uair (covers towards stage and edge), LD uair (covers high options).
vs samus: RDL dj uair, drop uair (double uair spike)
Yeah, it's sorta like this except from a ledgedashRLD dj uair edgeguard seems hella strong if you can grab edge after the uair (you do, right?)