New Wolf combo

[KnoxD10]

(0%) Bair> D-Throw (with pummels of course)> FSmash> DACUS> Uair (you may juggle now)

As you can see.... it is quite deadly... and isn't a true combo. However, it is really hard to get out of (except for the end... the Uair part).

 

[KnoxD10]

****IT!!!!! My friend was logged in and not me. T-T

(I am saviorslegacy.)

 

[saviorslegacy]

lol... sorry guys. <,<

 

[Dv8tor]

How much of it can be comboed before they can release themselves?

 

[saviorslegacy]

How much of it can be comboed before they can release themselves?

IDK... I Was just doing a Brawl and randomly done it. I then perfected it in training and posted it here. (not much testing)

However... it does seem that the Bair> D-Throw> FSmash is a true combo. IDK about the DACUS (that might be DIable) and I know the Uair can be escaped.

 

[teekay]

lol... sorry guys. <,<

I hope what you're apologizing for is the fact that this is completely useless against someone who knows how to play at all. None of the hits are hard to get out of. At all. It's not even close to being anything like a combo. =/

 

[ArcPoint]

I like it. This is so going into my game.

 

[Ishiey]

I hope what you're apologizing for is the fact that this is completely useless against someone who knows how to play at all. None of the hits are hard to get out of. At all. It's not even close to being anything like a combo. =/

QFT. Sorry man, anything after dthrow is far from guaranteed.

 

[saviorslegacy]

I hope what you're apologizing for is the fact that this is completely useless against someone who knows how to play at all. None of the hits are hard to get out of. At all. It's not even close to being anything like a combo. =/

Okay.. I have done more testing. For the Bair> D-Throw> FSmash to work they need about 9/10/13 damage (another Bair or Jab). IDK if the DACUS is a true combo. :/

So if you can get two Bairs to link I guess the combo would be:
Bair> Bair> D-Throw> FSmash> DACUS> Uair


Oh, and I have dubbed it the "Crescent Combo".

 

[Dv8tor]

Um, just for your own gain, it's crescent.

I'm pretty sure a ff bair to fsmash at 0% is a combo but a bair to dthrow? I haven't even heard of that one, but perhaps that's just me. Correct me if I'm wrong.

 

[saviorslegacy]

Um, just for your own gain, it's crescent.

I'm pretty sure a ff bair to fsmash at 0% is a combo but a bair to dthrow? I haven't even heard of that one, but perhaps that's just me. Correct me if I'm wrong.

I know the Bair to FSmash is a combo (aswell as F-Tilt and Fair). However, I main Sheik and Sheik is one of those characters that has no set combo's. You continue the combo by how they DI or dodge. This also means grabing out of Bair, Nair, f-tilt, u-tilt, Jab, d-tilt and Fair. So yeah... I am used to a quick turn around grab out of Bair. At low percents my friend couldn't escape the Bair to grab. However... he could escape the D-Throw to FSmash at low percents (he would tech roll). That is why they to be at higher damage. So they travel farther and it takes longer for them to touch the ground.


BTW... thank for the spelling error correction.

 

[Semifer]

This "combo" is dumb, and Dthrow to Fsmash is so easily shielded and punished, you not even have to tech. Dthrow to Fsmash is only good as a rare mixup and at percents where Fsmash is a sweetspot and so difficult to punish.

 

[LuLLo]

*Ahum*...It may be flashy and stuff, but it's FAR from usefull, unless ofcourse your opponent doesn't know what the hell he's doing.

 

[MidnightAsaph]

It's not helpful. Strings can work, but... Yeah...

 

[Dv8tor]

It's not a true combo but it is a nice string to use, being able to flow from one move to the next is a challenge and can throw off an opponent when you get it right. Anyone with a higher skill level will break it but it's good to know. Thanks for the string, I'll try it out and see what I can do with it.

 

[saviorslegacy]

Well... some say it doesn't work and others say it's helpful. Well... at least I helped a few people out. <,<

 

[Xsyven]

This would only work against someone with an unplugged controller.