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So I made a big stage with big blocks running all across the bottom. I put mk and wolf on the left side and had mk fsmash wolf to the right. The percents are the highest percent that wolf survived at in training mode.
Because the hard numbers are the easiest way to do this objectively. You can easily compare two numbers, but it's much more wishy-washy when you same something like "this looks like it has less momentum than that". As far as getting in a better position for recovering-I know you would like to save your second jump for later, but if you're going to die otherwise, you're better off using it. My point still stands that bair barely does anything and that double bair is useless.
I was just addressing what Supreme Dirt had said with the Ness thing.
I'd say the reason Ness survives longer with DJfair is because the fair would cancel the double jump animation, which probably affects his "death bubble" or whatever you want to call it.
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you're wrong, I have already "proven" that DJing helps you to hut horizontal momentum.
If youre in the air and press left or right you will move left or right regardless of if you jump. I dont see how jumping determines how you hold the joystick. And increasing your overall path to the blastzone does not affect how fast youll reach a horizontal destination if youre only adding verticle distance. That's just..mathematics.
Without a joystick input, yes, there would be only a vertical component to the jump. With a joystick input though (which is what everyone is talking about), jumping would have a horizontal component and would therefore affect your horizontal momentum. You can try this yourself if you don't believe it.
Yes, in Brawl, it literally does.
Umm, kinetics in brawl works very similarly to kinetics in physics. ColinFJ even modeled a program that can calculate knockback. Nice try though.
I wasnt aware of this, I just assumed momentum was carried over. What I am curious to know though is does it enhance or replace the acceleration from drifting? And if it replaces are you certain that the reverse acceleration is greater than the reverse acceleration from drifting for all characters? Is it even the same acceleration for all characters?
How does brawl have similar kinetics to real life >.>
Drifting doesn't do anything during knockback >.>
He did? If it's modeled on the Smash Lab's old knockback formula, it's false because the formula contains a lot of mathematical errors and was disregarded.
Yeah, like what Brosuke said, the startup of the move sends you backwards a little bit. So over short distances, monkey flip will be worse for survival than just jumping. Over longer distances, when you have enough hang time for the move to propel you forward, side-B will be better for momentum canceling than just jumping. I'm not sure of the exact point at which monkey flip become better than jumping, although after some rough testing I think it's a little more than the distance from the center of FD to the side edge.
I believe it was all work he did on his own + one or two other people. Unless the smashlab adopted it from his original research? Its still old though so very well could have errors.
lol
And mention that airdodging is beneficial to some characters.
Simmer down mister.
GIMR is always free.
Somehow i doubt that; you're just being way too nice
>.<GIMR is always free.
Next video confirmed to have GIMR and Bionic rapping. Awesome. I will be disappointed if this is not happening.Me and bionic are talking about how to rap this up.
