Over all luigi help

[Illest_toon]

Is there a full Luigi T and AT guide, I'm having trouble with
-fireball-waveland
-recovering with down B
-approaching

and the list goes on; I'm just wondering I've been through most forums but there is never one solid answer, I have to piece together things but that's still difficult. So if anyone would care to help me with the little things it would help.
Thanks in advance

 

[Jake The Preacher]

Recovering with down B, you can do it once while you're in the air, to use it again you have to grab the ledge or land on the ground, just keep hammering B when you start it. Fireball waveland I don't do, so sorry on that. Usually approaching you have to have multiple options. Sometimes I wavedash a few times to gain momentum then short hop into a nair and then if they get hit by that I do a quicj U air to catch them then an up tilt or 2 then another aerial. You can always try a wavedash into shield grab, or a wavedash into D smash then some aerials. Luigi has a lot of options

 

[Boomer3d]

I'm working on a AT video guide right now, I hope to finish it by next weekend.

 

[Broasty]

Imma hassle a friend of mine for a capture card, Luigi really needs a good tutorial video.

 

[TOCK]

Luigi has a lot of great approach options and most of them can start with a fireball.

Wavedash F tilt. His F tilt has crazy long reach to begin with and a good amount of active frames.
Maximizing your wavedash forward is the only thing that you may have trouble with at first.
This approach is very good at catching people off guard.

Short hop Double Fair is also useful. It's hard to punish, deadly and can be safe on block if you space yourself properly.

Down B on the ground is easy to get a hit confirm. Plus if they block you can mash B a few times to get pretty good height. To escape any counter attempts. (Remember Luigi can gain more height from the ground from mashing B than in air)
If you are slightly above them after down B just come down doing a Nair or Down Air.