Yuna for president?
Once yuna is multi-quoting.... you've lost.
I hear that alot. I also hear "STFU" a lot. I'm a polarizing personality, like Hillary Clinton.
Try it with ZSS's Down smash. If it gets faster, then we might have something.
Though I do like the Thunder, and PK Fire Spam
Zamus' Downsmash does not work like that. If they're still in hitstun from it, then a 2nd Dsmash will just pop them out of it (and they can move before Zamus). There would be no super-stun as from the 1st Dsmash. This is why you cannot chain Dsmashes on certain character as it's obviously not because Zamus can't move fast enough, it's because on some, there's less of a window after a dsmash during which they can be stun-Dsmashed yet again though they cannot move.
Cancelling the Dsmash into another Dsmash through your teammate's help would just be a waste of team damage.
I actually liked how you named this because when you're playing in a team and want to use this 'strategy' it helps. In a team match you aren't going to say 'Hey man, want to do that one thing where I take out your lag as you fire a projectile?'. You obviously won't have time for that, which is why things need abbreviations, so you can say something quickly and have your teammate know what you want to do.
Why would you shout it at your teammate, anyway? "Quickly, run up to me and Rapid Fire Cancel my Din's Fire!". That's not good team strategy. You should work out understandinsg beforehand, silent cues to pick up on, etc.
ok. if your going to post in here and just say "This isn't a TECH your a nooob!" I could really care less. Me and my friedn found that this is EXTREMELY useful for our team luigi and zelda, and that it could kill very easily, so we figured wed share it with everyone else. CALL IT WHATEVER YOU WANT, i could really care less if you call it a skill or a tech or a strategy, fact remains that its usefull. so if you don't want to use i could also care less, im going to use it cuz its good. you don't have to.
Only you still want to call it a technique, claim to be its discoverer and that it
isn't 7 years old.
LOL @ Yuna arguing more about the naming and classification(Strategy or tech?) of this than about the usefulness of it. Stop being such a negative nancy.
And that it's not new (at all)... and that he didn't discover anything. It'd be all fine and dandy if he'd just said "Hey, here's something a lot of people might have missed. It's a nice little strategy."
In fact, it would've been OK if he'd posted the OP just as it is and then gone "Oh, right, I'm sorry. I didn't realize!" when we pointed out that it's not a technique, that it doesn't need a name, that he didn't discover anything special and that it
isn't new to him, but he persists, most notably with the ludicrous notion that since he has yet to see a thread on the subject, then it must be new (and he must've been its discoverer)!
OMG
I must try this with Diddy. His peanut gun is almost ALL ending lag.
Please tell me this was sarcasm or I'll have to petetion for your removal as a mod due to insanity.
Wow, I'm a little surprised @ Yuna for going all postal. They wanna talk about this "technique" then let them talk. It's not negatively affecting you in any way, and some people apparently found it useful. There are hundreds of other threads you could be productive in if you don't like this one. Sure I agree the RFCing is retardedly obvious, but giving it a name isn't against the law. It has a few practical uses, and is good for lulz if nothing else. Just let them rock, eh.
Maybe you weren't here when a thread like this popped out
at least twice a day. In fact, they are
still popping out with alarming frequency (three times a week, roughly).
Threads in which someone "discovers" something that is already old or that might not even be a technique. We kindly point out to them that it's already been discovered and/or that it's not a real technique. Most people go "Oh, sorry then." and no one cares that they made a tiny mistakes because they're only human.
But some people talk back and persist, like WIGI, who persists "it's new".