Do you pay attention to anything I say? I said that I remember now that they don't overlap and that I was wrong on that one fact. Falcos is still easier due to the fact that you have more frames to preform it though.
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In my opinion Fox's is significantly easier. Yes, Falco's is SLOWER, but it's also more AWKWARD. With Fox, you just jump while holding down and almost immediately press B. With Falco there's this awkward, arbitrary pause that is hard to find. With Fox, very few people will do it TOO FAST to work (though I do it too fast pretty often), so all they have to concentrate on is being as fast as they can. With Falco it's very easy to go both too fast and too slow.Dreamcloud...you are partly right and mostly wrong.
Yeah the timings are different. But falcos is easier. Want to know why?
Because You have more frames to preform falcos. So it is easier to find the timing. If you could SWD withing 10 frames of landing everyone would be able to get the timing relativly easily..but its only 1 frames so almost no one can.
It is easier to find the timing for falcos then fox's making falco's easier.
I expect this is true once you've perfected the timing with Falco, but with Fox the rhythm is much simpler, so IF one is fast enough, it would theoretically be simpler to master.Fox's is harder, than Falcos. I do it all the time. You have to be on crack to do it more times than possible with Falco, believe me, Foxs is harder.
Im pretty sure this information was already discoverd and implied throughout the topicHERES WHAT I DO!
i have different ways for my double shine and infinite shine.
to double i use the analog and go up and down.
to infinite...read this good...
the buttons you will us is B and Y
hold the analog down the whole time.
k here we go.
you will slide your thumb from Y to B around the A button. REAL FAST. over and over. most i did when i discovered this was about 17 times in a row.
it works.
Thank you for that amazing insightful comment. I don't know what this board would do without you.Is It Easyer For Falco To JC Tan Fox Caus I Can Do Falcos JC But Not Fox.......
going back to a topic that needs to be discussed here that hasn't been yet, yes, there is reason to use double and septouple shines besides being showy. if the shield already has damage, falcos will surely break it, and foxes will at least hit a part of the body that is outside of the shield, which won't lead into a shine combo, but will most likely lead into edgeguarding if the opponent is near the edge. in addition, you can do the wall infinite wil double/triple etc shining if you are running out of time in the pokemon stadium transformation or running out of time in the match or if a car is coming in onett. otherwise, i think that waveshining would be easier. however, if you do find doubleshining easier, then go ahead.Assuming I can double/triple shine with Fox and Falco close to 100% of the time, and probably more shines in the future, what are the applications of this? Is there any need to ever pull out seven JC shines, for instance, other than showing off?
Yeah me too.Hmm I can do fox's more easily than Falco's showing that it's just a matter of opinion.
But if I were to break their shield, I can shoot lasers for about 8 seconds, grab to deal another 15% or so damage, uthrow to uair. You can kill a lot of characters on FD from 0% this way. At least, if they don't DI.fox's shine just deals less damage to sheilds. its nothing personal. you could probably make a pretty accurate shield break tier list, and fox wouldn't be very high while other characters like falco and gannodorf would be top tier. fox gets around the shields with grabs instead. if people sheild a lot against you, don't multishine, grab.