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nvm ignore this Phil explained it for me. but how do you perform the naritake step with Lucario.kk... past the footstool....
Did you read what I also said? "You can cancel a foxtrot by buffering a duck."
This means that you basically have a WD! Well... knida... Brawls version of a WD that is.
The applications for this is (I am going to refer to it as BFT):
BFT> jab
BFT> tilt's
BFT> pivot grab
BFT> force palm
BFT> sphere charge/sphere
BFT> Smash attack (you can out range and space by BFTing back and using a FSmash where you just where)
ps If this is known the my apologies.
wow that might be useful for the close combat.Initial dash - cancel by crouching then execute any move you want to do. Also foxtrotting with Lucario is too pro.
Narituke step is Sheiks.... and it is way harder since you also pivot when you perform, and the timig is waaaaaaaaay strict. It is almost useless since DACUS for her is easier.I think it's called the "naritake step", and I agree that it's quite amazing, now that I've used it more and more often.
I heard dat!Initial dash - cancel by crouching then execute any move you want to do. Also foxtrotting with Lucario is too pro.
no duh...... you can out space on the ground with this. (Lucario has awesome range anyways.... so adding onto that makes his spacing game twice as awesome?)wow that might be useful for the close combat.
lol the "Close Combat" he was talking about is the new pseudo-combo I found recently, it's basically a tech-chase variation of the FPCG (which was debunked months ago) that has superior options since it incorporates buffered walking (and I guess now dashing -> crouch canceled) jab.Narituke step is Sheiks.... and it is way harder since you also pivot when you perform, and the timig is waaaaaaaaay strict. It is almost useless since DACUS for her is easier.
I heard dat!
no duh...... you can out space on the ground with this. (Lucario has awesome range anyways.... so adding onto that makes his spacing game twice as awesome?)
You don't have to pivot the attacks, but it's pretty good to do so. You can incorporate a stutter step into there as well. Ninjalink has a video up of him doing it with Bowser.Narituke step is Sheiks.... and it is way harder since you also pivot when you perform, and the timig is waaaaaaaaay strict. It is almost useless since DACUS for her is easier.
LMAO!lol the "Close Combat" he was talking about is the new pseudo-combo I found recently, it's basically a tech-chase variation of the FPCG (which was debunked months ago) that has superior options since it incorporates buffered walking (and I guess now dashing -> crouch canceled) jab.
lol I might have to rename it because nobody gets the pokemon reference.
No... the Naritake step has a pivot in it.You don't have to pivot the attacks, but it's pretty good to do so. You can incorporate a stutter step into there as well. Ninjalink has a video up of him doing it with Bowser.
Edit - I get the reference Phil but I still want that name for my Lucario combo vid, but eh I'll give the clips over to Trela whenever I get some more recent vids up.
SSBB NaritakeStep
なりたけステップをシークでやってみた。BGMはttp://www.nicovid eo.jp/watch/sm1100972より。
なりたけステップは「ステップ>先行入力ステップ>反転しゃがみ」でできる。入力的に は「661」。なりステと略されることが多い。
The Naritake Step as performed by Sheik. BGM : from http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm1100972.
The Naritake Step can be done by "dash input > dash input (cancel) > reverse crouch." In numpad notation, "661." It's typically abbreviated as NariStep (nari sute).
yea wavetrotting is a good name.I might put it in colored font, that would make it better to differentiate I bet.
Close Combat!?! perhaps?
and I guess we might need to find some other way to name the dash -> buffered crouch thing as well, since Naristep is for something more specific. Maybe wavetrotting? I dunno
I called is BFT (Buffered Fox Trot).I might put it in colored font, that would make it better to differentiate I bet.
Close Combat!?! perhaps?
and I guess we might need to find some other way to name the dash -> buffered crouch thing as well, since Naristep is for something more specific. Maybe wavetrotting? I dunno
Yeah but in the vid description you don't have to actually pivot it to get the same results. If you want to attack the direction you're facing.LMAO!
Yeah... you need to rename it.
Good name though... but it doesn't work in SSBB.
No... the Naritake step has a pivot in it.
You must be doing something wrong then.....damm foxtrotting with Lucario is freaking hard lol.
oh ok thanks.You must be doing something wrong then.....
Just hit the analog over to one side quickly followed by hitting is straight down and then the attack you wish to perform.
Just call it CC, thats what all the actual Pokemon players call it lol. You already abbreviate Force Palm and Aura Sphere, shortening this just makes sense.lol I might have to rename it because nobody gets the pokemon reference.
bold blue thing here
Theres no aura in real life lmao, and if anything, phasing refers to electricityI called is BFT (Buffered Fox Trot).
Or... since Aura in real life phase's you can call it *phasing*. (Phasing= aura moving from one matter to the next).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aura_(paranormal)Theres no aura in real life lmao, and if anything, phasing refers to electricity
Yeah boi!Watch more Static Shock guys, srsly.
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I think Milln made a video of that somewhere.....Am I the only one who does this?
Sometimes(or rarely) when I approach someone, I tend to jump, charge the AS, and then AD quickly. I tend to do this to mindgame the opponent so they will think that I will either 1.Shoot the AS or 2. Use an aerial. And to make it more confusing, I tend to jump in random directions and do it. From what I've seen, it helps approaching options while keeping your AS charged.
theres a vid of trela doing this against dojo into a reverse pivot grab. its sexy lookin as hellAm I the only one who does this?
Sometimes(or rarely) when I approach someone, I tend to jump, charge the AS, and then AD quickly. I tend to do this to mindgame the opponent so they will think that I will either 1.Shoot the AS or 2. Use an aerial. And to make it more confusing, I tend to jump in random directions and do it. From what I've seen, it helps approaching options while keeping your AS charged.
umm how exactly does it go again? I am having friends over on wednesday, AKA punching bags to ****.I haven't heard from anyone, but umm. Has anyone tried out my Dash attack combo in a match?
You mean those annoying perfectly spaced Dashes or what?I haven't heard from anyone, but umm. Has anyone tried out my Dash attack combo in a match?