PSI.kick
Smash Lord
What's your guys' advice on tap jump for pika? i personally hate it for my mains but i know it can be useful, what would I be missing out on if i had it off?
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I just saw this post. =oHmm so many different combinations.
Like I generally allow myself to use Y and R for my "open buttons" since I use X to jump and L to shield. I do find it hard to buffer CG with Z thoughI also to find it hard to QAC in rapid succession with Tap Jump Off.
The reason I ask this is because I am considering picking up Pikachu to hard counter the spacies' players and sheik main in my area. I know somewhat how to play Pikachu but I was wondering if its feasible/worth it to pick him up just for those MUs when I have 2 characters already. Thoughts?
Idk how to answer this question to a degree of being a 100% correct but you probably might not even be in the situation if u keep your stage control while camping.For some reason, whenever I play against a mk, I always have trouble when they walk up to me & spam f-tilt/d-tilt, causing frame trap and shield pressure on pika's shield. Any ideas?
Ftilt isnt that bad. You can dash grab the cooldown on any of the hits, and dash upsmash the cooldown on the last two hits. Dtilt unless you can hit oos, your only offensive option is shield drop jab.D-tilt/F-tilt is the hardest thing about the MK match-up. If MKs don't overcommit (like using all 3 f-tilts at once) it is hard to do anything since if you T-jolt they can react, run under you, and nair. SH fair is the only thing that beats slow F-tilt (or run shield grab) because SH dair will make your hurtbox too low and it will still hit.
When he hits your shield, OOS your options are D-tilt, F-tilt, nair (if you are close enough) uair (if you are close enough and he is behind you) or dair, as Ussi said.