Okay, so does anyone OoS Rest?

[Speedsk8er]

I just started playing Jiggz yesterday and I must say, she's kinda fun. I found this tactic kinda viable to my game in which if I'm sheilding an attack, after it, I'll jump out of shield towards my opponent and Rest them. I think it's kinda useful, especially if they're lagging after an attack. Does anyone else use this?

 

[calexbomb]

very old tech, alot of people know how to do it and alot of people wont let themselves get hhit by it, keep it in your arsenal though

 

[Mike2000]

I find that resting them they're immoble in the air much more effective. Maybe if they were shield stupid and the shield breaks on them, then running towards them using rest would be effective (or if they're sleeping).

 

[technomancer]

OOS rest is great against dash attack and smash happy players.

 

[Fallen C]

Opportunities to use this are very limited.

 

[Puffinator]

It's nice to pull this off during tough situations. Nobody sees it coming

i was at 185 percent on mute last stock, and my friend was at 10 percent last stock. he tried a dsmash that was badly spaced, and then i oos rested him. It was so quick i didnt even see it (he didnt either). if you're playing someobdy who cant space correctly or well, it may be useful in some situations.

 

[$hYne]

oos rest will never work when your opponent knows how to space
correctly or how to l cancel . But it is a good strategy versus lower skilled
people .

Of course you can also use it against good smashers if they are careless,
but don´t rely on it

 

[Metà]

I really thought you meant 'out of state' rest. XD

Yeah, this destroys inexperienced players, but a good player won't fall for it as often. I find this works best when they dash attack into you; don't ever try it after shielding an aerial attack unless they don't know how to l-cancel, otherwise you'll be down a stock.

 

[jwnz]

i think crouch canceling and then resting would be a better tactic.