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DI with either Tap or Smash DI perpendicular to the trajectory you were hit for best results. After having altered your master trajectory with your DI, go for momentum cancel with Bair, and if FFing helps depending on where you are, do that as well.
wow thanks i feel special now lol.
Or if you have a copy of twilight princess(wii version of course) you can hack your wii to record longer than 3 minutes.
I dunno, tried to let go of the ledge by pressing down instead of away, when I ledgehop fairs I need to do so. Also think of it like you press jump and attack at the same time. the controller input for me is like this. control stick down > control stick forward+ A + Y.
Then you should definitely come up with a new link vid.
Button input has to be almost all at the same time...I push down to double ledgehop fair but you can also do it by pushing away from the ledge....might be safer...I can do both but doing it away took me a little longer to learn. Just make sure when you hit down or away from the ledge that that input is the only one that is really spaced out a bit more from the rest...still gotta do it fast though.
I edited the OP to include a less "technical" section. Take a look under the "FRIENDLIES" heading. So go ahead and post any friendlies you want in the Wifi thread.
why would you be using the up b offensively in the air? i don't think it does
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It's situational, but there are a few instances that your up b attack is useful. Sometimes opponents get used to you simply using your up b to grab the edge so they wait close to the ledge or try to gimp, which gives you an opportunity to catch them off guard with the up b. If it doesn't work you can always just fall back an regrab the edge.
the problem is that nobody use these controllers so the answere is "get a GC controller", sorry
Linkspecialist capitalizes on Fairs, so this might be a good question to ask him. From what I've seen he usually either auto cancels them or full hops and fast falls to only connect with the 2nd hit.
Well sassy, I can do the first kick FF thing. And wow, it can combo. Right after you do the command, hit downward on the analog stick. It's easy timing after learning.
You can fastfall offstage. Just make sure you have your second jump and know how low you can FF to before not being able to get back. I do it with Nair and Bair...mostly Bair to gimp people because it has a stronger knockback than Nair that isn't sweetspotted.
They're under the influence of Ganon.
I do that way too often, lol.
). You can also fastfall in the middle of an opponent's juggling combo to throw them off and escape from the combo. SH FF bairs also set up quick combos on unexpecting foes, as only the first strike connects. It sets up good finishers like a dsmash or ftilt (because I'm a big fan of ftilts, which have won me many a match).
Lol, I SHFF just about everything except for Fair if I need the second hit.
fair - when you want to only hit with the first hit, aka low %'s
Gotta hit the buttons close to the same time so you do it fast enough for the second hit to come out before it auto-cancels. Careful not to self destruct with it...
