New king dedede technology

[Madses]

Hello guys,
Today iam excited to anounce a new trick me and my have been working on.
We call it sticky gordo.
Here is the vid, i hope you all enjoy it.

 

[Jabejazz]

>new

pls.

 

[Madses]

I mentioned in my video, that i wasnt sure if it already exists

 

[Madses]

I ve been looking all over the web and still havent found a single video about this .

 

[Jabejazz]

Because it's more or less a "technology" unless you discovered how to stick the gordo to the ledge 100% of the time.

This trick has been known a few days after the japanese release; the catch is that nobody knows for sure how to do it consistently.
Your video doesn't explain it either.

 

[Madses]

it just requieres timing. just like wavedash.
you cant explain how to wavedash.

 

[Jabejazz]

it just requieres timing. just like wavedash.
you cant explain how to wavedash.

...I don't know if this is trolling

 

[Madses]

ugh nvm dude, ty for the tip anyways !

 

[SaintChairface]

...I don't know if this is trolling

welcome to smashboards and remember that turning off tap jump will instantaneously make you a top pro

 

[Jabejazz]

welcome to smashboards and remember that turning off tap jump will instantaneously make you a top pro

You mean it doesn't?

 

[ewic]

I'm curious if anyone knows how to make Gordos stick to walls consistently? I went into Training and spammed them from varying distances and angles and nothing seems to make it always stick. If it's truly random then I'm gonna be sad.

Thanks for any insight on this topic!

 

[SaintChairface]

land the gordo on the hitbox for the handhold of the edge at a horizontal or upwards trajectory, I was able to reproduce this 100% on Wily's castle and FD, it was a little more difficult on omega green hill zone

 

[Conda]

Tech stands for technique, not technology.

 

[Madses]

I think my next video will be a tutorial on how to do it.

 

[FierceFox]

...I Anyways know if this is trolling

Lol... sorry, but this is great. Definitely trolling. Anyways

 

[FierceFox]

It's called LODGING and far from new technology. Everyone can do it easily. The hard part is doing it consistently. That's the mystery.

 

[KeithTheGeek]

land the gordo on the hitbox for the handhold of the edge at a horizontal or upwards trajectory, I was able to reproduce this 100% on Wily's castle and FD, it was a little more difficult on omega green hill zone

The issue is getting it to work consistently with vanilla Gordos. It depends on the spacing and trajectory of the launch, how you angled it, the shape of the stage, and probably some other things. I've not been able to do it at 100% consistency, not even on the same stage, sticking them feels very random.

However, the Bouncing Gordo custom move almost guarantees that you stick them to the wall. They also have some other uses different from the default type, in exchange for the utility that vanilla Gordo provides. It's hard to say which type of Gordo is better, I like both options but currently use the Bouncing variety on my custom D3 set. That may change in the future though.

 

[Madses]

Its not "random" i can stick them 90% of the time to the edge.
and i have some tricks on how to do it.

 

[SaintChairface]

The issue is getting it to work consistently with vanilla Gordos. It depends on the spacing and trajectory of the launch, how you angled it, the shape of the stage, and probably some other things. I've not been able to do it at 100% consistency, not even on the same stage, sticking them feels very random.

However, the Bouncing Gordo custom move almost guarantees that you stick them to the wall. They also have some other uses different from the default type, in exchange for the utility that vanilla Gordo provides. It's hard to say which type of Gordo is better, I like both options but currently use the Bouncing variety on my custom D3 set. That may change in the future though.

I also later found that this could be done on non-fall-through ledges that don't have handholds, such as the blocks on Mario's scrolling stages.

I have been using default Dedede, and I was not joking or exaggerating when I said 100%. Regardless of distance or number of bounces (such as skipping one off of the ghost platforms on yoshi's story), if a gordo contacts the corner of a non-fall-through platform, at a horizontal or upwards trajectory it sticks. I have, however, only tested this with a 100% "vanilla" Dedede.

That being said, I have seen some weird things in the past where gordos have stuck outside of this criteria, such as sending a gordo in when recovering high, and seeing it stick while on a downwards trajectory. This most likely has to do with their bounce physics and the collision detection method used, such that we are actually seeing the gordo clip into the platform. This would explain why the "bouncing gordo" is easier to stick, because its bounce "physics" pattern is to force a bounce forward then back at particular angles regardless of where they land.

 

[OohItsQuaz]

Hey guys, it's Quaz. I'm the falcon in the video and the blue D3. Like Madses said, this trick is not hard. I'm gonna try to explain it anyway since most of you guys don't understand how to do this. What I like to do first is move as close as you can to the ledge. You can do this by rolling until you won't roll anymore further. Then short hop backwards of the stage. You should use the gordo when half of D3's body is under the ledge. Don't move too close to the stage or else the gordo will bounce off the stage. You don't need to angle the gordo at all. If this didn't work out for you then watch the video again and pay a little bit more attention to the part where I stick to gordo to the edge.Madses is new to smash btw. I'm teaching him more. Feel free to ask me more.

 

[mmik]

Thanks! I've had this happen before, but I didn't realize it had a hitbox. And thanks for the instructions.

 

[Quaz]

What the hell? Another me?!

 

[OohItsQuaz]

Np :]

And what the hell?! My name comes from the pokemon rayquaza. Who are you xD