Iffy
Smash Rookie
I've been watching competitive melee since 2013, started entering tournaments in 2015, and started playing the ol' Cap'n around May. A long time lurker on Smashboards, this is my first post. Hi! I suck at this game! :D
Introductions aside, is nair actually that bad vs. Jigglypuff? And if it is, why is it working out for me?
I play my brother (a Jigglypuff main) on a daily basis, and just about everything I know about the matchup comes from the matches that we've played. Looking to gain an edge, I decided to look into what's worked for other people and found that my approach to the matchup is a little different than most. Specifically about the use of nair. In my search, I've found that the general consensus is that nair is NOT good against Puff, though I use nair all the time and have had relative success with it.
I've found that, at least in my experience, approaching with the second hit of nair is an excellent combo starter at almost all percents. At lower-mid percents you can follow up with a grab, while at higher percents you can follow up with a quick knee.
Of course, I could be completely wrong on this (I probably am), but that's why I'm asking. I would record a match to better describe what I'm saying, but I don't have the equipment to do so. At least, I don't think I do. :o
Introductions aside, is nair actually that bad vs. Jigglypuff? And if it is, why is it working out for me?
I play my brother (a Jigglypuff main) on a daily basis, and just about everything I know about the matchup comes from the matches that we've played. Looking to gain an edge, I decided to look into what's worked for other people and found that my approach to the matchup is a little different than most. Specifically about the use of nair. In my search, I've found that the general consensus is that nair is NOT good against Puff, though I use nair all the time and have had relative success with it.
I've found that, at least in my experience, approaching with the second hit of nair is an excellent combo starter at almost all percents. At lower-mid percents you can follow up with a grab, while at higher percents you can follow up with a quick knee.
Of course, I could be completely wrong on this (I probably am), but that's why I'm asking. I would record a match to better describe what I'm saying, but I don't have the equipment to do so. At least, I don't think I do. :o