What is the frame window for pivot powershielding falco lasers? From what I can tell, powershielding freezes your character in to the position he was before shielding, and hurtboxes might be better aligned during the pivot frame. I expect the window to be 0-1 frames if you shield on turn frame since I think your speed matters most for the window.
Pivot powershield seems to be 1-2 frames. Because of the great hurtbubble alignment, it seems like there always is at least one frame during which you can powershield. At least, all spacings I’ve tested so far gave frame windows of 1-2 frames for a given pivot spot.
When we were talking about shield stops to pivot grabs, I mentioned that it’s possible to input pivot and L/R at the same time, which will cause a turn and on the frame afterwards a shield (if the shield button is held). I discovered that it’s impossible to powershield with this kind of shield input. Although I held the shoulder trigger down to digital level, I always got
GuardOn instead of
GuardReflect. When I did analog → digital transition, I got
GuardReflect, but I don’t think it’s a good idea to practice this timing as it’s really bad for regular powershielding.
The second question is do you get enough speed on the first few frames of dash after turn to extend ps window?
Dashing away seems to make it a 3 frame window, so yes.
Landing during a
B does refresh the pseudo-jump flag, but the landing lag of any aerial attack doesn't refresh it. I wouldn't have brought this up, since this isn't that significant, but the post is linked to the OP and is the only information I found on the boards about refreshing of
B.
Thank you! Seems I jumped to early conclusions back then. I edited the post, I hope it’s correct now.
whats the point of doing that since the laser has hardly any stun and your facing away so it will take even more time to turn around grab or something
sorry i am new as it is so i took the previous posts the wrong way. wud love more marth insight
btw sorry for being jerk kadano
It’s just to powershield more consistently. If you are able to powershield 10/10 lasers by doing dash away powershields, it’s much more likely that the Falco will feel intimidated and/or approach than if you are doing standing powershields with a success rate of 6/10.
There is Marth frame stuff insight in every page of this thread, did you read all of it already?
If you want more general insight, I suggest reading the big “Ask …” sticky thread in this subforum. Especially posts by Dr. Peepee and Umbreon.