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If one was to be compiled I would add it to that "data" sticky. Or at the least have a directory of all such ATs and how they work (that could be in there too).
Good luck trying to DACUS without a C-stick.
Based on tournament footage and streams that I've seen, shield-stun and shield push seem to very much be on an individual-move basis. Some attacks have practically none at all, while things like Little Mac's FSmash will shove you a whole character-length back and seemingly lock you in shield for the entire duration of the shield push. Actually, it rather seems like the amount of shield-stun directly correlates to the amount of shield push — as in, you're stuck in shield as long as you're still moving back from the hit — but I don't own the game myself, so I can't prove it.
Spill it or don't, but teasing like this is just stupid. You're not actually building any sort of excitement for your video.
Never said I was trying to. I am not trying to give excitement. It is easier to show than say, that is why I am not going to "spill it," otherwise I would have explained it. I am sorry you feel annoyed or whatever, but I am not trying to start something, here of all places. I don't even wnat subscribers because that will be the only video I post.
It does not work like crouch cancelling, just as long as you hold down. I've been juggled and have used Down DI during while not touching the ground.
Actually, it was never really armor, if I understand correctly. I know this from the Project M discussions. It's just a trade between a grab and a regular attack, the only difference being that in Melee the grabber doesn't take damage, and in Brawl (and PM because the designers prefer it) the grabber takes damage.
The thing is that previously the grabber was still able to throw the opponent regardless of the damage taken as consequence of the trade, unlike at Smash 4, where the grabber not only takes damage, but also loses his/her hold of the opponent.
This is wrong. You couldn't DACUS with "Grab" because the "Grab" Cancel Timing and the "Attack" cancel timing of the dash attack where the same and Grab had priority over attack (because grab is attack + shield)
this is only for melee. In Brawl you could act the first frame after leaving the ledge.
You can only ftilt and fsmash and everything that is jump cancelble by inputting jump + MOVE. (Upsmash, UpB, Item Toss)
You can't change the controls in the demo but you can in the full version of the game. This includes turning tap-jump off (thank goodness).
Yeah, I saw a user post about it by using an airdodge at the ledge. I forgot to try linking airdodges together off the ledge, and if that works it could be a great edgeguard tool for everyone, even Mega with the possibility of opening nairs or something.
Oh ****, that looks awesome. So yeah I guess smash 4 really has revamped landing/falling momentum. I'd imagine Greninja would be able to really abuse this with the custom version of Water Shuriken that stays in place. That's the first character that comes to mind but I'm sure there are more.
Oh, well regarding the Mega Man thing, he wasn't canceling the lag from the moves, he was just making it easier to string them into each other by bypassing landing lag[spoiler
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Nooo, I think I was wrong on my assessment.
