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Pillaring with fox
- Thread starter Oskurito
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Silent Wolf
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I only skimmed through this thread, but if you're so concerned with getting someone's sheild broken, learn to infinite JC shine. If you don't want their shield broken, garb.
knightpraetor
Smash Champion
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so by waveshining in place you mean what i was saying about just jumping and dodging immediately into the ground right? it's not really a wavedash since you don't move
G@BE
Smash Lord
So you know someone should help me out here and answer my question?
MajiNfraze
Smash Apprentice
hrm. this "dacheezwizard" intrigues me. Haven't seen any vids yet- hows he compare to PC chris and bombsoldier? I need links, now ^.^
Silent Wolf
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Why do you ask things like that about them then?G@BE said:
Eternal phoenix Fire
Smash Hero
It's pointless to try to shield break with Fox(Infinate JC...for what?A fully charged smash or a grab?).Just grab his *** and quit being over technical.>_<
TJK1997
Smash Journeyman
Sorry if noob question but how do you piller with Fox
Eternal phoenix Fire
Smash Hero
Giggidax
Smash Ace
fox can get grabbed even if he drill shines. have u not seen a falco shine a fox while the fox was trying to drillshine the falco? almost the same concept except with a shield grab. cuz fox's dair kinda sux if not timed correctly
TJK1997
Smash Journeyman
Thank you fire
Eternal phoenix Fire
Smash Hero
No Problem.^^
TJK1997
Smash Journeyman
Now that I know how to i piller all the time
This thread reminded me of something that makes me lol.
During a match, just start running around the stage SH'ing drillshines over and over again. Go crazy. Your opponent will most likely freak out and start to shield like mad. It's funny to watch. I think it's mostly they're scared of being hit, not to mention the weird DRRRRRR PING DRRRRRRR PING sound it makes.
During a match, just start running around the stage SH'ing drillshines over and over again. Go crazy. Your opponent will most likely freak out and start to shield like mad. It's funny to watch. I think it's mostly they're scared of being hit, not to mention the weird DRRRRRR PING DRRRRRRR PING sound it makes.
Eternal phoenix Fire
Smash Hero
Lol,mindgames.^^
SirNegroJuice
Smash Journeyman
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From what I have observed, Fox and Falco's pillaring can potentially be shield-grabbed. Even if it is done "perfectly" there are still openings for potential shield-grabs if all they do is d-air -> shine -> d-air -> shine in a repetitive motion. I believe, however, that they can also potentially prevent themselves from being shield-grabbed if they can see the grab coming (or expect it through mindgames) and attack quickly enough with the shine or d-air to prevent it. Needless to say, this is very difficult to do for most people.
tarheeljks
Smash Lord
pillaring w/falco is easier than w/fox for two reasons:
1) falco's short hop is much easier to execute
2) it is easier to cancel falco's dair b/c it only hits once, whereas fox's dair can hit multiple times.
that being said, multishining probably makes more sense, but why are you trying to pillar w/fox anyway.
1) falco's short hop is much easier to execute
2) it is easier to cancel falco's dair b/c it only hits once, whereas fox's dair can hit multiple times.
that being said, multishining probably makes more sense, but why are you trying to pillar w/fox anyway.
tarheeljks
Smash Lord
I think so-- fox's dair is harder to cancel b/c the timing is variable pending how many hits you connect. i think shining shield would be more consistent (assuming you could do both), but fox should probably just grab out of the shield anyway.